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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
JET PETAINAS MIRTU.

Konfiskuotieji plakatai buvo
apie so kvadratiniu pedu dydzio.
Taciau ju teksta sudare vienas
sakinys: "Seniausiasis pasaulio
kalinys". Tie zodziai buvo po
|uniformuotu senelio portretu.
Su Prancuzijos marsalo kepure.
Tai buvO Petainas - 90 m. am
ziaus.
Vidaus reikalu minister's pa
tenkintas atsiduso, kai po1ici-
jos prefektas ant jo stale pade-
dejo kQnfiskuota plakata. Jei
valdininkai butu tik keleta va
landu pavelave, tukstanciai siu
plakatu butu buve isklijuoti ant
visu Prancuzijos muru.
Ir vidaus reikalu minister's
Rene Mayeris turf daug rupesciu
su Petainu. Tiesa, apdraudimo
bendroviu mathematical apskai-
ciuoja, kad SO metu senelis dar
gyvens maziausiai penkerius me-
tus. Bet niekas negali tvirtin-
tt, kad Petainas sia norma"
dienos tikslumu ispildys.
Visus nervinas klausimas: kas
turetu atsitikti, jei Petainas ry-
toj mirtu? 'Tesuka galva vi
daus reikalu minister's" pa
reiske kolega is teisingumo. Sis
gi aiskino, kad vidaus reikalv
ministerial su kalinio laidotuve.
mis- neturinti nieko bendra. Da1
kategoriskesnis buvo karo mi.
nisteris: "Petainas? 10 nera ka.
rininku sarasuose. Kodel mes
. turime rdpintis jo laidotuve.
|mis
:. Ne vienas nesijaucia visiska
atsakingas. Taciau po truputi =
visi. Todel ir del Petaino gyvc
lavono ivyko ilgi triju ministe
|riu pasitarimai.
Pasitarimo baze buvo grei-
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rasta: staigmenos jokiu bldu
neleistinos. Petaino laidotuviu
reikalai turi butt Xxi smulkmenu
is anksto aptarti. Mat, bijomasi,
kad Petaino mirtis galinti is
saukti demonstracijas, todel is
anksto ruosiamasi jas sukliudy-
ii. Trys ministerial kalbejo is
tisas savaites, kol nustate pir-
muosius iris laidotuviq progra-
mos punktus. .
Prizes kehas dienas Sis pla-
mas ir pasirasytas. Slaptuose vi
daus reikalu ir teisingumo mi
nisteriju pasitarimuose jis jau
net ratifikuotas. Punktai:
l. Tuoj po Petaino mirties jo
gydytojas konstatuoja mirties
fakta.
2. Apple mirti pranesama velio-
nies zmonai.
3. Lavonas atiduodamas vie
nuolems - numazgoti ir per-
rengti civiliais drabuziais. Uni
formos neduoti, nors gimines to
ir reikalautu.
Xxi Sios vietos viskas buvo
aisku. Jau sunkiau buvo susitar-
| ii del laidojimo vietos. I klau-
sima is karto buvo atsakyta
negatyviai: Petainas negali butt
laidojamas savo gimtines Cau-
chy le Tour kapuose. Apie Pa
ryziaus kapus ne nekalbeta. Tx
po ilgesniu debatu susitarta Pc
taina laidoti vietoje, internavi-
mo saloje. 10 mirties diena nu-
traukiami visi telefono rysiai
tarp d'Yeu salos ir zemyno. Net
ir "Invicta", vienintelis keleivi-
mis- garlaivelis, kuris jau de-
simti metu plaukioja tarp salos
ir zemyno, ta diena gaus pro-
|ga "a valandas pailseti.
i (LIETUVIS)
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURIAI

Kibelkstis Jonas - Leicester,
Mass.
Kilikauskas Kazys - Worces-
ter, Mass.
Kinstleris Karlis ir Maria =
81 Bridgeman, Mich.
Klygis Mindaugas, Aldona -
Chicago, III.
Kucinskas Jonas, Aldona, Jo-
mas - Brooklyn, NY.
Laumyte Ona - Argod, Ind.
Lukasiunaite EEbieta Chi
cago, I'll.
Malasicevas Sergiejus, Ona, Edi
- Willow, Springs, Mo.
Marcincikas Vytautas, Brute,
Stanislovas = East Chicago,
Ind.
1artisius Eduardas, Brone, Edu-
ardas - Norwood, Mass.
Mateiviene Petre ir Wanda -
Harrison, NY.
Matonis Antanas - Lawrence,
Mass.
Miglinas Jonas - Chicago, Ill.
Naujokaitis Juozas - Chica-
60, I'll.
Neimanas Stasys, Kazimiera,
Margarita, Stasys, Ieva, Jo-
mas - Argos, Ind.
Novickis Silvestras - Chicago,
III.
Palionis Salomeja = Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Panaras Mikas, Matilda, Arvy-
das, Raimundas - Chicago,
ILL.,,
Paulauskas Pranas, Ona, Biru-
te, Irena, Edmundas - East
Chicago, Ind.
Petravicius Vytautas, Aleksan-
dras, Salomeja ir Regina -
Great Neck, NY.
Pkelis Marijonas, Wanda, Jur-
gis, Danute - Hartford Coun-
ty, Md.
(Bus daugiau)
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Kovo 9 diena laivu Gene
raj Hersey" New Yorka at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Abaravicius Kazimieras, Anita
nina, Algimantas, Danute =
Chicago, III. .-s' {"
Abartis Petras, Cezarija, Ceza-
rija, Wanda - Clinto, Pa.
Astasauskas Vincas, Anele, Juo-
zas, Brute - Baltimore, Md.
Aukstuolis Antanas, Barbora -
Brockton, Mass.
Baltrunas Juozas - Chicago,
Banys Eustachijus, Valerija,
Gytis, Neringa Chicago,
Ill.
Cerniauskas Stefa, Vidmantas
- West Frankfort, I'll.
Cessna Jonas, Ona, Marta -
Yonkers, NY.
Ciegis Jonas - Nashua, NH.
Dagiene Irena - Cleveland, o.
Dagys Anatolijus, Ona, Arnol-
das, Irena - Cleveland, Ohio.
Gedminas Jurgis - Chicago,
I'll.
Giedrimas Petras - Chicago,
I'll.
Girnius Vytautas, Genovaite,
Rymantas - Lawrence, Mass.
Gladkauskas Bronius, Stefanija,
Aldona, Algirdas - Utica,
Mich.
Grebliunas Jonas, Adele, Zig
mas, Gediminas, Mindaugas,
Sigitas Victor, NY.
Gubilas Aleksandras, Veronika,
Beivinta, Selvinija, Violeta =
Plattsburg, NY.
IGudaitis Antanas - Richmond
Hill, NY.
Gudenas Gediminas - Post
Chester, NY.
Gudenas Kazimieras, Kunigun-
da. Justina - Brooklyn, NY.
Gusarovas Mikas Julia, Via
das, Valentino = Rochester,
NY.
Jablonskis Bonaventuras, Alex
sandras, Sigitas - Baltimore,
Md.
Jarasunas Vytautas, Algirdas,
Kestutis - Long Beach, NJ.
Jasinskas Mykolas - Brooklyn,
NY.
Jatuzis Kazys, Bronislava -
Waterbury, Conn.
Kazlauskas Pranas, Valeriia,
! Vytautas - Olymer, Pa.
Kemerzlnas Jonas, Magde -
Plattsburg, NY.
KEYS Jurgis, Eugenija, Romu-
aldas, Danute - Brooklyn,
NY.
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Kara|ius, kuris puikiai tarnauja
bO|$eViz[nui

prizes j. Nuotaikas paastrino ii
karaliene Farida, padovanojusi
jam iris dukteris. Praejusia zie-
ma, viena vakara, il atsisake
su juo drauge pasirodyti viesai.
Po dvieju savaiciu jis persisky-
re, tariamai del to, kad il me-
pagimdziusi sunaus. Drauge jis
jai uzdraude dar karta isteketi
bijodamas, kad il kitam vyrui
galinti pagindyti SUM- ir tue
budu zmonems parodyti, kad
del ipedinio stokos gals butt
ir jis kaltas.
Netrukus is Irano grizo gra-
zuole jo sesuo Favzia, taip pat
persiskyrusi SUI sachu. Kai Fa-
rukas aerodrome ja svelniai su-
tiko, sostineje paplito dar pix
tesni gandai. Mahometonu broli-
Jos galva, Hassanas ell Banna,
net pradejo skelbti, kad Faru-
kas ir Favzia esq daugiau, ne
u brolis ir sesuo.
Agitatorius po dvieju savai-
ciQ buvo gatviu kautynese uz-
mustas, taciau gandas nenutilo,
Wis labiau zlugdydamas kara
liaus autoriteta. Ir skandalas
del grazuoles hartman Sadek
buvo tik ilgos istorijos tesinys.
Artejant sausio rinkimams,
karalius pamate, kad jis visu
apleistas. Be karalienes, he SIM
patiju net paciuose turtingiau-
siuose sluogsniuose, be kariuo-
menes, kuri il ne be pagrindo
laiko pralaimejimo Palestinoje
kaltininku, paramos. Jis buvo
priverstas sypsotis ir tuo metu,
kai masses sausio 7 d. valdzia
atidave j jo prieso Nahos Pasos
rankas.
Vistiek, ar Farukas ir Miss
Sadek susituoks ar ne, atei-
nanciais menesiais Egipte lauk-
tina permainu. Egiptieciu mir
tingumas didziausias pasaulyje.
Kas penktas kudikis neisgyve-
ma ne metu. Daugelis seimu me-
sos paragauti tegali tik viena
ar du kartus per metus. 80
900 visu gyventoju yra anal
fabetai. 90%6 serga akiu pulia-
vimu.
Naha Pasa ir jo vafdas yra
pasiryze sias blogybes pasalin-
ii. Karalius negales nei sioms
socialinems reformoms pasiprie-
sinti nei padeti jas igyvendinti.
O jeigu jis ir toliau savo kras-
tn rupinsis maziau, kaip nakti-
niais klubais, gall tikrai atsi-
tikti tai, ka jam Aga Khanas
pranasavo gruodzio menesi: jis
neteks sosto.
Jeigu gi susipras, is sio, pa
lyginti dar jauno, vyro go m.
amz.) gal but dar iseis monar-
chas, pateisinas savo varda. 0
Faruko vardas - nors tai ir
keistai skambetu reiskia:
''Tas, kuris rupestingai skiria
tiesa nuo netiesos.
(LIETUVIS)
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seno prieso Nahos Pasos pasky-
rima ministeriu pirmininku. Liu-
dininkai pasakoja, kad Farukas
ellie valandu po sio pasikalbeji-
mo lakste po savo rumus, dau-
zydamas vertingas porcelano va
zas.
Nuo to laiko "aukstasis val
dovas" nieko daugiau netros-
ko, kaip tik atkersyti anglams.
Ir kai anglai 1914 m. pasitrau-
ke, jis ta pacia nakti Naha Pa
So isvijo sakydamas, kad jis
daugiau ''nebeatstovaujas tau
tos daugumos''.
IS tikruju buvo kitaip. Mat,
Nahos Pasos vadovauiamas vaf-
do sajudis buvo vienintele poll
tine partija, kuri kovojo del
zemes reformos ir geresnio ma
stu aprupinimo. Taciau Farukas
tada dar buvo pakankamai stip-
rus, kad galetu prailginti savo
autokratija ir Vyriausybes sefu
paskirti sau istikima Nakrosi
PaSa.
Nuo to laiko jis pradejo Wis
maziau rupintis valstybes rel
kalais, istisas dienas prasededa-
mas salia graziu moteru kara
liskame automobiliu klube ir
uzdarame "Gezirah Sporting
Club. Neilgai reikejo laukti,
kad gandai apie karaliaus pri-
vatu gyvenima paplistq VISA
me kraste.
Tas periodas nepraejo be ped
saku Egipto darbininku mase-
Sc, 0 Naha Pasa sugebejo pasi-
rupinti, kad Stu masiu nekan-
trumas augtu. Netrukus prizes
rezima ir skandalinga valdovo
gyvenima pasisake ir ortodok-
sine-fanatine mahometonu bro
LIZA, turinti $4,000 salininku.
Viena ryta, griztant po nakti-
MO lebavimo, jam buvo pranes-
ia, kad mahometonu brolijos
nariai nuzude io premjera No
krasi Pasa.
Noredamas isvengti Wis dide-
jancio masiu inirtimo, Farukas
griebesi seniai isbandytos prize
mones - karo. Blogai apmo-
kyta, o dar blogiau apginkluota
kariuomene pasiunte prizes L.
raeli, tikedamasis greita per-
gale atstatyti savo prestiza. Ia
ciau ir tue metu, kada jo karei-
vial Nagebo fronte krito kaip
muses., jis tese moteru medziok-
les, lyg tycia tuo metu susi-
rasdamas sugulove zydaite.
Faruko cinizmas ir pralaime-
iimas Palestinoje tuoj pat su-
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SAVO ADRESA,

rasydami DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Del neaiskumo ar klaidos
Jusu parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikrasciai ar kny-
gos grizta atgal ir neturime
kaip Jums apie tai pranesti.
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MARGUTIS

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Evening star., 1950-06-27
Help for Navy on Grid
Now Is Up 10 House
BY the Assoeioied Press

The Senate passed and sent back
to the House yesterday bill aimed
at making Navy football teams as
good as Army's.
Under terms of the measure the
Secretary of the Navy would be
authorized to fill vacancies in the
Annapolis Academy just as the
Secretary of the Army can fill
West Point vacancies.
The bill would reduce the maxi
mum age for admission to the
academies to % instead of the
present "a.
Navy officers said the new regu-
lationS should let the Navy find
just as good football material as
West Point has been able to re-
cruit.
Since 1912 the Army has been
able to name as many as 100 men
a year to the Academy when regu-
lar appointments, usually made by
Congress members, failed to ap-
pear.
Both Army and Navy officials
agreed during the Senate Armed
Services Committee hearings On
the bill June 13 that the Army has
used this authority to bring grid
talent to West Point.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Burk, Great Scu||er,
NewPenn Crew Coach
BY the Assoeiated Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Joe
Burk, winner of the Diamond
Sculls championships at Henley,
England, in 1888 and 1899, is the
crew coach at the University of
Pennsylvania.
The 37-year- old Burk succeeds
Russell Rusty) Callow. who re-
signed last week to become crew
coach at the Naval Academy.
Burk has been prominent in
American rowing circles for more
than a decade. He is the only
American to win the Henley Re-
gatta twice and was a prize pupil
of Callow when Burk learned his
rowing know-how at Penn.
For the last four years Burk has
been coaching the Yale freshmen.
AS a lieutenant q. g. during
World War II Burk served as
commander of a Navy PIT boat in
the South Pacific. He won the
Navy Cross in addition to dozens
of other wartime honors.
The university, in announcing
Burk's signing, did not disclose
the salary terms.
Burk won the national rowing
championship four times and in
1889 was named winner of the
Sullivan Award, which goes an
nually to the United States lead
ing amateur athlete.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Receivers Know Botters' Weaknesses
Ted Explains Why Cotchers,
Not HurIers> Call the Pitches

throw. If the catcher signals for
a curve, and the pitcher thinks
it is best to fire a fast ball, he
shakes off the catcher until he
gets the sign he wants.
There are two good reasons
why the catcher should give the
signs. In the first place he is in
the game most every day. He
studies the batters constantly. He
knows their habits and their
weaknesses.
He also knows the type of base
ball each manager in the league
likes to play, whether they insist
on their players taking a strike
before swinging or whether they
allow them to swing when the
count is three balls and no strikes
or three balls and one strike.
Secondly. it is a big help to the
other members of the defensive
team to know whether the pitch
er is to throw a fast ball or a
curve. With the catcher doing
the signaling, this is possible.
The. shortstop or the second base
man can see the signs as well as
the pitcher. They, in turn, can
relay the information to the other
players with another signal.
(McNaught Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1950-06-27
BY the Associated Press

SEATTLE, June 27. - Stan
Sayres, holder of a new world
speedboat mark of 16o.3235 m.p.h.,
set his sights today on the Gold
Cup and other prizes at stake
this summer in the Middle West
and East.
Meanwhile, Sayres' breathtaking
performance on Lake Washington
yesterday with his Allison powered
Slo- Mo -Shun Nv has thrown cold
water on the hopes of Donald
Campbell of Coniston, England.
Young Campbell had planned to
try for bettering his late fathers
141.74-m.p.h. record of II years
ago. But when he received word
Of Sayres' record, he announced
he was giving up for the time
being.
The lake surface was rippled
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Jockey No Boy Dies;
Co|orfuI Turf Figure

Eastern race tracks lost color
full figure yesterday when Jake
Udelavich, better known as Jockey
No Boy, died of a heart attack
suffered at Union Station. He was
pronounced dead at Casualty Hos
pital by DR.. Joseph M. Rogers.
He was So.
known also as Jockey No Boy,
Jockey Jake. Jake Jacobs. Jake
Love and just plain Jake. he was
known by many high-ranking Of
f1cials, newspaper reporters and
stable boys.
1t was ironical that Jake didn't
quite make it to Delaware Park
yesterday. He practically lived
his entire life on the tracks. Jake
was rushing to catch the race
track special when his heart
gave out.
Jake made his living mostly by
selling pictures of horses and do
ing odd jobs at the tracks.
Jake is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Charles Steelman, 2704 Courtland
place NV, and three brothers,
Irving Love. 3010 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV; David Love of Milwau-
kee and Morris Love, also of
Washington. Funeral services were
to be held today at Danzansky's,
3501 Fourteenth street NV, with
burial to follow at Chev Sholom
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Major Leaders
BY the Associuted Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

c,iaatthd Bsttting-ksll' ssa Detroit $40; Dolby,
Runs RunsrzWilliams. Boston. 81: Stephens.
Runs batted in-williams and Stephens.
HitsmaKell. Detroit. 81; Lipon. De.
Doubles-Kel, Detroit, 20; zarilla. Bos.
ton, 10.
Triples - Dillinger, Philadelphia, g.
Doerr, Boston, and Heinrich, New York, 8
Home runs-Williams, Boston. 21;
Stolen bases@Di Maggio, Boston, g.
Dininger, Philadelphia, s.
Observation-Disclosures, New York, IL
Raschi, New York, SO.
and McDermott, Boston. 81, .s33.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
= Batting-Robinson. Brooklyn, 1852 Mu-
sial, st. Louis, .351.
Runs-Jethroe, Boston; So; Torgeon,
Boston, and Snider, Brooklyn, so.
ena1s' easo. ST. Philadelphia and sauer' Chi
HitELockman, New York, and Robin
son, Brooklyn. 50.
Doubles-Robinson Brooklyn, 30; Mu-
sial, St. Louis, .219.
Boston, and siaashter, % . St. oILs; Louis. i s. Ht'
Home runs-Kiner, Pittsburgh, 1S, En-
MS. Philadelphia, snider and Campanella,
= stolen bases-.Jethroe, Boston. II;
p,s|IadssS,s ,s|ItIdlsfSSSts-spahn. Boston. ss; Roberts
Pitching = Miller, Philadelphia, 60,
1000; Newcombe, Brooklyn, 7-2, IT'S.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
PHddy Denies He's Feuding
With Two Red Sox Cutchers
BY the Assoeioied Press

DETROIT, June II. Jerry
Pfiddy. Detroit second baseman,
isn't interested in feuding and
fussing-he just wants to play
baseball.
Thus did Priddy today spike
widespread reports that he was
feuding with Birdie Tebbetts and
Matt Bats, Boston catchers.
The rumors cropped up in Bos-
ton earlier this month after
Priddy had minor run-ins with
the two Bostonians on successive
days.
The incident between Priddy
and Tebbetts developed when
Priddy kicked about a called
strike when he was at bat with
q 81 count.
Priddy and Plate Umpire Art
Papparella were discussing the
pitch when Tebbetts intervened
with what the Tigers referred to
rs few unnecessary remarks"
Priddy walked on the next
pitch but had just started down
the baseline when he turned to
meet Tebbetts who threw down
his mask and started toward
Priddy. Cooler heads prevailed
and that argument was settled.
The next day, Bats singled and
was tagged out by Priddy as he
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Guy Crippen 10 Drive
For Triple in Featured
Laurel Pace Tonight

Guy Crippen. driver for Ralph
Kroening of Milwaukee. shoots for
sweep Of all three divisions OF
the featured S4.500 SykeSville at
Laurel Raceway tonight and the
overnight odds favor him in the
l9-claSS pacing stake Crippen is
the only driver in all three divi-
SionS.
Guy. who won his first Laurel
Raceway start last Saturday with
Highland Ellen IN track record
eQualing time. will attempt to take
tonight'S sixth, seventh and eighth
races with Socrates. Par Crusader
and Henry Mac, respectively.
Socrates won his last start in
2:0345, Par Crusader holds
2:09 3 mark and Henry Mac has
gone a registered mile at 2:o2l 5.
Main competition should come
from Jean Chief. q winner last
time out for Earl Avery, in the
sixth Blue Steel in the seventh
and Intangible in the eighth.
Last nights Lord Baltimore.
first of six $4,000 stake races at
Laurel. went to Irish Sweetheart,
driven by Frank Erwin. Irish
Sweetheart repeated her win in
the $4,000 Washington of last
week. trotting the mile in 2:l32s
to finish half length ahead OF
Alexandra Hanover. driven by Del
Cameron. Irish Sweetheart paid
IS, $5 and $40 after Bernie,
Hanover, driven by Johnny Simp-
son, had gone off as the as IA
vorite. Bernie Hanover finished
fourth
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Harvard Captain Tops
Middle for BAT Lead
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 27.-John
Caulfield. Harvard's first baseinan
and captain. is the Eastern Inter-
collegiate Baseball Leagues bat
ting champion. .e.,a
The -23-year old Cambridge ma
tive wound up the season with two
hits in three times at bat against
Yale to- pass Navy's Gene Saylor.
Statistics released yesterday gave
Cauldeld a .438 average to Saylor's
AIT.
Caulfield won the Charles H.
Blair bat.
Saylor. who led the loop in steal
ing for the second straight year,
received the Princeton A. A. Cup
He had 10 thefts.
Army and Princeton shared the
Sidney E. Hutchinson Cup, award
ed to the team champion. Both
clubs won seven and lost two. It
was the fourth first-place tie in 81
seasons.
Princeton's Ray Chirurgi was the
leagues most effective hurler with
1.09 earned run mark. The So
phomore Highlander won six and
lost two. Army'S Jack Mackmull
(4-0 and Harvard's Ira Godir
900 were the only major un-
beaten hurlerS.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

she missed an l8-inch putt on the
last hole. Others who figured in
the playoff were Mrs. Adelaide
Lewis. Prince Georges; Mrs. Frank
Mirth, Washington; Mrs. Irving
Swanson, Army Navy, and Mrs.
NJ. Hale Dinneen of Washington.
Championship FIiSht.
Mrs. A. B; Bower, Manor tautomatic
mont ass> vs. Mrs Mss FaPh weSd
Chase taa,; Miss Betty oarssr, ArSyls
ton ts5l: VS.. Mrs. Jaco6us De vos, Army
Navy t93l: Mrs. Rex Howard. Kenwood
sons ss 's sa Mrs MS 3 h se,I Kt5
cs5i; Mrs. Frank BroWnins. Army Navy Navy
sppns f s NM Mrs MaTs Ma40 sss5so indian indian
(ss)., vs., Nina Champion. Congres-
Mrs M Hale piimeen gn,sv washington
tt995}: Mrs. J: W. Godfrey; consressional
Georges ts7J: Mrs. Adelaide Lewis, Prince
Woodment t97,: Mrs. j. II. Bullock, Ken
Mrs. Frank Mlrth, Washington l94), VS.
G.. W. Calvert, Washington (96); Mrs
John Mancos, Belle Haven C95), VS.
Mrs. Mildred JorR, Indian Spring t97l;
Mrs. Irving Swanson, Army Navy ta4l,
vs. Mrs: Gilbert Levy. Prince Georges
VS.. Mrs. Chester Morrill,. Kenwood (96l.
Third Flight.
Mrs. MacCartee, Columbia (9S), VS..
E. c. Brumhei. Congressional t9s), VS..
Mrs. r. r. Hayman, Indian Spring l0ll.
Mrs Norman Brown Prince GEORGES tgsl'
Mrs; Jack Daily. Manor l99l. VS.. Mrs,
Mrs. Dodson Morgan. Kenwood (9S), VS.,
Mrs. r.. E. zuber, Manor 400. Mrs.
John s. Myers, Congressional (9S), VS.. Mrs.
George. Jani, Congressional UOD. Mrs.
Herbert Lacey, Manor t9S), VS.. Mrs. Robert
C. Ross, Prince GEORGES Q0D. Mrs. v. j..
Erkenbeck. Army Navy t99), VS.. Mrs.
William Werber, Columbia u03).
Fourth Flight.
VS.. Mrs william Patterson, Indian
spring Q1O. Mrs Esther Roth. Areyle
1O6), VS.. Mrs. H. w. Sereig. Army
Navy G12). Mrs. j. W. Brough, Columbia
Q06), VS.. Mrs. Virgil Myers, Argyle Q1D
Mrs. ,Vern Wilson, Columbia Q07), VS.. Mrs.
Frank Helan. Congressional (121). Mrs
Herman NeugaSs. Woodmont I04), VS.
Mrs. AL Swaine, Indian Spring (11Ol. Mrs
Eass Bessie Eaton: Eaton. Prince Georges do6l. vs.,
u1S. Mrs. E; B. Lockett: Kenwood l06},
Mrs. Jules Friedenson, Woodmont ll09),
drew a byp
Evening star., 1950-06-27
New Speedboot Champ.
Sets His Sights on Gold Cup

slightly yesterday. just enough to
give Slo-Mo-Shun proper foot
ing" The speedboat, named at
a joking suggestion of Sayres'
wife. left a high plume of spray
but little wake as it skinned the
first mile in 21.98 seconds-163. .785
miles an hour.
Refueling in just half the Is
minute time limit set by interna-
tional speed trial rules, Sayres
ran the mile course from the op-
poSite direction in 22.95 seconds,
or 156.862 miles per hour.
Kent Hitchcock, referee repre-
senting the American Power Boat
Association. announced the COM
blned average was 160.3235 miles
an hour. The record time is sub
ject to official confirmation by the
International Motorboat Union,
but Hitchcock said this would be
pretty much q formality."
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Laurel Rucewuy Results

FIRST RACE-one-mile trot: purse.
SGs:f Asne7s9 AAEsSys wA.s 5ao ssS ssS 4sS
Belle Morgan (Mears) 1910
Also started-Royal Pastime, Hilda
Rosecreft, Cookie vOlo, Larkspur Hanover,
9 SECOND RAcE-one-mile pace; purse.
Herkimer Cwelch> 40 $50 a4o
yiyace Viva SONG !craie) $50 $50
Fair Honor Howden) $40
Also started-Evergreen volo. Fireball
Red Parker Abu Bekr, Donald Orr.
DAILY Double paid S26.S0D
-, IT THIRD 1EI1. RACE-one and one-sixteenth-
F1fal Tons co@sR Gesdnsasn Ssmsron 1920 sS sS 4S 4
Starlight Hanover MCCOY $40
Time, 2:222s.
Norman Hanover. Richard Me-, Cub Han
over.
: FOURTH RAcE-one-m pace; purse.
ssIa Ban. cagdIs sags- ePiemins' $40 1880 s4o
Johnny 4l1s. {; Herbert dsF tchappelD ~ $50
Also started.Hob Mob, Frisco Niaue.
Brisht Majesty Hero. Candy Jean.
s@aCcddr Ia IASE-One-mHe uot; purse,
Iorraine (Ddiiler) 4sO 500 2.eo
Lance Hanover (Browne) go $50
Winnie L. Wilson (E. Kelly 400
Also started-Guam, Dandy j., Ruth's
Guy, Miss Lafayette, Mr.. Superman.
SIXTH RAcE-one-mile trot; purse,
Irish Sweetheart (Ervin) 500 500 44o
Alexandra Hanover (Cameron) $50 460
Watcha (Simpson) $50
Time, 2:132s.
Also started-Bernie Hanover, Tornado
Hanover, Brucilla Hanover, Nina Paul
Gallon, Brochton. Amplifler.
SEVENTH RACE-one and one-six-
teenth- mile pace; purse, 500.
Forbes Hanover tHylan) 7.2O $50 22O
Miss Billie (Weller) 800 24O
Mighty Boy tJames) $50
Time, 2:15.
Also started-Bob Mitchell. Nora Able,
The Adjuster, Fortunate Boy, Delmar
Direct.
EIGHTH RACE-One- mile pace; purse,
5000.
Skelter tBowen) 5000 1880
Dona June (Snyder) $50
Time, 2:11.
Also started-General Wayne, Lucky
Hum, Home Lady, Silver Scout Hal Trim