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Cottage Cheese Is very good conbi ned with chopped chives, thinly sltcea cucunbers, sl N cred radtshes an1 choppe1 cele ery.A a little chopped red pinento and you have colorful salad as well as tasty one. Silt to taste cnd add little sugar.
 Serve with nayonnaise and sprinkle wi tn chopped parsley. Toss lightly and serve. Onions uoy be used in place of chives, shr e6GeG carrots nay replace the red pir- entoes, ano the racishes nay be us 5d as 2 Sarntsh around the salad. Anyway you dc it, this makes delicious salad.
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LOST

BOYS wrist watch, at Shaw field.
Thursday, August "a. Gil. 1-4O64.
MANS Longines wrist watch and band.
vicinity Shaw Fairgrounds: initial
w: r. p, June 2. 1949; reward. MU.
1890
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WOIC-Jim Simpson, Sports.
100. 7
WMAL-Telenews Daily.
WNBW-Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
WTTG-Capt. Video.
WOIC-Sketchaquiz.
tbs.
WMAL-Sports Reel, Gibbons.
1880.
WTTG-The Game Room.
WNIAL-Capitol Closeups.
WNBW-The Showroom.
WOIC-News. Z.
7:45.
WMAL-Two Stagehands.
WOIC-Snarky; Herb Shriner, 1855.
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500.
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WOIC-Man Against Crime.
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WMAL-On Trial.
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1880. - e.:
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WNBW-Greatest Fights of the
Century.
HIS.
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11:25.
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1880, WMAL Capitol Closeup:
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Luckman, chairman Of the Jefferson
Jackson Day Democratic dinner.
500, WNBW-Quiz Kids: Milton
Berle is guest quizmaster.
$3.50, WNBW-We, the People:
Band Leader Elliott Lawrence, Gene
Tunney and Douglas Wrong Way"
Corrigan appear.
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mond Massey and Valerie Cossart
star in j. B. Priestley's "Laburnum
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terviews Mrs. Morris Cafritz.
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Mercy Killing Be Prohibited?" is
the subject ION trial"
1900, WNBW - Boxing: Rocky
Castellani VS.. Ernie Durando.
1890, WOIC-People's Platform:
How Should We Combat the Crime
Wave?" Is debated.
Hoo, WNBW-Greatest Fights Of
the Century: Films of the bout be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter in July. 1921.
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Special.
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eral Security Administrator Oscar
r. Ewing is interviewed.
1000, WMAL - Prize Fights:
Rocky Castellani VS.. Ernie Durando
In l0-round bout.
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RADIO HlGHLIGHTs

kA9t0 ntS1ktGhtS
$3.50, WRC-We, the People: Gene
Tunney, Douglas Wrong Way" Cor
rigan and Band Leader Elliott Law
renee are among Dan Seymour's
guests.
500, WRC - Screen Directors
Playhouse: Ginger Rogers stars In
"It Had to Be You"
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Asseeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purss, $4,000; claiming;
Devotedly Bauer $50 $50 $50
Foxy Rose Spencer $3.50 1880
shes Got 1t tCatalano) $40
Also ran0sunclsid. Lycett, Mystery
glass. s. HI Bunty, jolly Gremlin. iGI'0D' oano
SECOND RAcE-rurse, $1,000; claim
Rsynard Martinez 2540 1850 $50
Checkmate tSpinaleD 1000 $50
Rampageous fLawless) 800
Also ran-Dark Back, chaldson, pitfall.
Buck Rake, Sam Norris, Lucky NJ and
Daily double paid Sso9.4o0
=, THIRD RACE-purse, $500; maiden
'ssf T. s. fieet tmeIean iIIsaGnsS 1880 $50 $50
Norcal tClaegettl 1O.40 $50
Beniomike (Fisk) $50
Also ranwcora B., Bleary Bob. John S
Dainty One, Proud Sir. spudder and Blue
Path.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s2,4oo; allow
snees ysal,olds tbsI and 9pws5d s6 miles eo
Varodi Gawlessl 500 $40
Lusmores (Corolla) 42O
New Caledonia, Billy Perry and Land N
Ssa.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
HsIerstts HsTss Hu1fs 'gone Waide $3.50 1aso sssG
Eternal Road tSpinale) $50
Also ran-Miss oakhurst. Willy Willie
swadelle, Whissendine and Charleston.
SIXTH RAcE-Tne Plymouth Rock
Handicap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-
oldS and upward; 8 furlongS
Risk whirl lBauer) 1870 $50 a.4G
5arbourton lSpinale) $50 22C
Blue Grip Destasio) 4OC
Aiso ai@s' ranEbukes rinii5 Gal klimis ane
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
Ing; 4-year -olds and upward; Liz miles
Hniss tsee ]GatsEsnoS e. sRsSitt 900 34S 34S s, s,
Mr.. Chairman (Bone) 500
Also ranGwar Toro, Snow whtrl
Msyes Riley. License, Split the Wind al,t
Athlete.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Eternal Brief (Cerolla) 1850 .S, 8.S,
1nstanter Pollard 6.Ot
Time, :442s
liaGanf unefs cfollfsR Soe sH1as@
Quasi Abim Pharslus and Shasta Turban
NINTH .RACE-Purse. Sl.sOO: claiming
4-year-olds and upward: IA miles.
Mister Chat tClaggett) 1880 $50 40
Tarawa tCorolla) $40 81,
Samba Siren (Bone) IA,
Forethough ght. 1soehino' ouatlefoif ftds stfal Wei
TIGER and Oreling.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Washington Park Results
BY the Associofed Press

FIRST .RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
wye 1;yeaE,Slds po}ias s11s,, and up fqrlonss. 90
LASS Mlse Bil BH1lcy SKeehe ,ehe5ch 1910 so
Outbound Jr, lBaird, O 40 40
Diem, High Mayer, Big Casino sweet
Comet. Phastaris.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
70. You ARE ARE You Camp 1870 go $50
Cresson Miss tskoronskD $50
Ais Also % IFaaaE;spesains 3. Home. Chicken Ann,
DAILY Double Paid S114.2OJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000; claim
aiomte aSsnts FRsrsG Bss M.zTIt HlYf o0 sSS 5sS
Flyeut tJohnson) $50
eosar ie c4ss ero;s es' Iii ssy Say Hnsh %s5
Wana Some Bid and Valdina Date.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, S2,1OO; claim
i ing: 4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs.
Mpp nGp HG9s va1entl Keens ecar2on 800 az" 3S9
Silent Max (Glisson) $50
| Time-1:l14s.
and Dame D'Honneur.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; 2 fur
Honest Knave tskoskD zoo 400 $40
| Pretty Valley (Haynes) $50 $50
| Miss Flutter tWagner) 4SO
Also ran-Bit o Prose, LARGO, Duolc,
Countess Ruth and Elkhorn.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: furlongs.
Hand finished (Jessop) 1920 $50 $50
Unique Reward tKeene) $40 80
Poltroon tNelson) 4.20
Also ran1Fsaishion wise, Not Sorry,
Time, Sedge Good. Kar-Al-Ott.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
added; 2-yesr-olds; furlongs; the Joliet
Kings Hope CBairG 9.4o $40 $50
a Ruhe (Balaskn $40 420
| Robust tChurch) 800
! Time-0:5S2s.
Also ran-Chow Line, Rubys Jon, fStor
Gap, aAhrans, Grass Fire. Beautys Tiger
In Glass. fArabist, Krex, ohioan' and
Dydamic.
sTi5 sM5s. Emil Denemark entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, S2.1O0 claim
Dance Band lJessopI 24.s0 1880 5.6t
Rail Puler (MerritD $50 500
hBogalusa Church, 2.St
Time 1925.
AsS Aoms Air xr sgss4 Bear Bss
Sedulous and Vohenjr.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming
4-year.olds and upward: "a miles.
Devil Dust tChurch) 7.40 40 3.2f
Our Pick (Wagner) $40 3.2t
Maneen CMerritU 6.SC
er, T BrlIiant Jr valdins wear ohse NebfasEs
Cash, Ante Light and Lou Jay S.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Belmont Park Results
By the Assoeioted Press

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse, S3,5oo; maidens;
s;year,oldS; Az furlongs:
ssSs DNHEaS AFsano Po1od o SS sSo q"
Northampton (Mehrtens) SO
Time, 0:502S tnew track and worlds
Also, ran--The Eagle. fReighsign. aKy-
ala, ala tJamaica Boy Admlrars Star, Good
aRoyal Flash, fBlue Speed; scrappy Mus
eWheatIey stable-Belair STUD entry e'''' =
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Ing 4.year-olds and up; s furlongs.
Tnmr,vf TgeF frsg ascbGdn GGmbesn $50 ss0 Sso
CEst Tout (McCreary) 46O
ma Also chan Rssdnsss she1frs fFs r446 H
Hal. Bill Howk. '' ~ '''' '>A'
Daily double paid S31.So.)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming
3-year-olds;. furlongs.
PstGn sa4 knses AknSSP %oodhoSsep as9O 1888 SsS @ S
L'orhssrt Time. 1:sssi ss9iand 40
Also ran-Lawful, Rapid Robert, White
Rage, Armelle, Free and Saual Clytie,
Glare. champion Liar, Intercept, Listen
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s3,5OO; allow
RSGGR 5SGRs cAfFins6n E Sperin 1ls0 sS ssS fS sS
Atalanta tArcaro1 $50
Time, 0:563s.
Also ran-b Ready Answer, Windfower.
Balsam, Self Assurance and Debdeb.
Belair stud-Wheatley Stable entry,
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances. 3-year- -olds; 6 furlongs
Sheilas Reward tArcaro) $50 $50 2.30
Admiral Drake Atkinson) $40 2.70
Early Heath (Scurlock) $50
Also e ranUkeep Risht, Miss Degree,
Grandfather and Hyphasis.
SIXTH RACE - The Coaching Club
American Oaks; purse. $4,000 added;
stakes; 3-year-olds; 1ss miles.
Next Move tGuerin) 4.60 $40 270
Aegina tErrico) s1.30 $40
Busanda tScurlock 49O
/ Also ran-La Nappe. Three and Two.
a sunday Evening. Arts Mona and Almsh-
moud
Greentree stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ences; 3-year-olds and upward; / mile
Ethel Terry lAtkinson) 1850 10 $50
Cup King CWhoeyJ 80
Also ran-space Ship Royal Mint, High
Bracket. On The Mark; Rope Trick, Plea
DOR Thirty Love and Red Rover.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Gng; 4-year-oldS and upwards; Ia miles.
Eight Bird Bird tScurlE 14.1O $50 $40
Baby Pauly Butler 1890 500
Fox Ring tFerraiuolo) 4.2O
Also L@e' ran@f Maidez EQUINOX. Tartan.
3hansi. I Rose Canyon, JAMES Fellah. Ka-
ibul, Coinella. Nonpariel and Sea Defense.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Family Wins Feature
Race al PimIico as
.21-Day Meeting Ends
spssisI psspa,sh 10 II. s,nr

BALTIMORE. May 27.-Family,
Walter Crismer's swift filly who
won the HaVre de Grace feature
for Maryland homebreds, scored
her second victory Of the year
today in the Pimlico Breeders
Stakes for two-year -olds. the clos
ing feature of the Hilltop track S
2l-day meeting.
A crowd OF l4.227 fans saw the
daughter Of Stepinfetchit Time
Her run the Az furlongs in 81 IS
seconds to defeat six rivals and add
s3,757.50 to her bankroll.
Trainer Danny Shea Saddled
the winner and Jockey Jimmy
Lynch kept her in front all the
way. Direct Time came within a
head Of overhauling Family at
the quarter-mark. but Lynch had
her two lengths in front at the
finish for an $500 payoff.
Today's crowd boosted attend
ance for the meeting to 240,05o
GAIN OAlS PoAA-tAlutoCl IldtldlC vi
$873,3l0 boosted the total for the
81 days to SIS, 5,296,705 Havre de
Grace, which interrupted its meet
ing rather than operate in COM
petition with Garden State Park
in New Jersey, shares in nine aver
age days receipts at Pimlico fol
transferring as many days to this
track.
Lucky John gave Apprentice
Jockey Jack Abatemarco the first
winner of his saddle career ir
the first race and coupled with
Imprint provided daily double win.
ners with a $105.8 80 pay-off. Lucky
John paid $19.40 straight and
Imprint paid $8.40.
Jockey Bobby Martin, who rode
Imprint. and Jockey Johnny Dick
ey. who rides for Guy Bedwell
both begin Today suspensions
Monday for infractions of the
rules on Friday.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Junior Legion Baseball Play
Opens Today at Bulls Field

Doc White will throw out the
first ball and the Silver Spring
Boy Scout Drum and Bugle corps
will entertain in the opening game
of the Junior American Legion
baseball season at the Bulls
School Field in Silver Spring at
3 this afternoon.
The Cissel-Saxon team of Silver
Spring, last years Maryland State
f1nalists, will meet Bethesda S
American Legion Post No. 5 team.
Ed Leffson and Club Connolly
coach the Silver Spring team,
which is made. up of players from
Blair. st. Johns and Takoma
Park Junior Highs. The Bethesda
team is drawn chiefly from Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase High.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Gorden Stote Results
eY ths A,se< ps,sS prs.a

FIRST RAcE-Payss - Soo. rlasrns.
~ 1;.tsEiSa.s ear o. snd qe m,lss ~ -,
c.iTssaH S1;sr saTe,P ;og,t,s -Ssr ''"' 1900 -" sSS
Bold Salute .klinsi 20
Also rsn-M.ss Boy Proud Revatd,
shoi, wise jury, costariA ana MAID q
Kent,
SECOND RAcE-Purss, & 500 claim
ms. +,,year-elds and ap, . iurlcnEs
Msrinikln oyer t24o I:L0 -
I Am tStoutl $40 500
Ike Junior tolshi 1900
AlSo rsn--Currsnt News. Chsldssn. Cav
Ten. Annie's Cheice win /. Ransor, Gary
~ DAILY double paid $e@4 44oD
THIRD RAcE-PuTse 500; elsimins;
+-yeaT-oids and upward q iurlonss
Rullow MADDEN $50 100 Z "a
Triple Hearts tGiIeerp 500 80
Flood Town tBculmetIsl Aio
n. Also yan.Hg9!n: Ep,ssSDs NOE'ssTn ,T,
'HsnRfl Jsrry 'SG Macslsh9 NM sI.Siss 4sssn .n,r,
FOURTH RAcEz-Parse, $4,000; slaim-
cafoi,ns Miss MADDEN, a,co ! %
Selentte (Bright 40
Also ran-ida c, sehsmins World.
stefaneiIa, Marchan. on!irae and Bee Ktns.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss, S4.Soo: allow
Halter tHASh) $50 A6n 30
Attention tCulmontb A6O Z so
My Ned over N4o
Ttme-l,loH
Also rRn-Relsted Rock span Tiny
Admiral symposium and Delphy
SIXTH RAcE-Purs.. $40 oaa added.
furlongs
LORD Putnam (wsm ESQ 30 out
tswaS tGilberD : SO out
RoTs1 T,m.NS MqstsRs Ssp 'Het'inssn Oa'
Also ran--Mr A b Bob p, sky
Prince.
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe ~ 500; claim.
ms, 4-year- olos and upward !. miles
PEGASUS End ttandeEi 1890 q ~ 20
Balanced (Stidhsml lsSu 40
Jacopoly tSorrentinol l3lO
Time 40
Also ran---NspanEo Summer sun. Black
Pepper Fulgurs, Toronto Empujon and
Teddy Tsrn.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe. =" 500: claim
ms i-year-oldS and upward, II. miles
Orphan Fibber CWagner) : 90 4 so = 80
Faithful tJemaN 1850 4 So
Mary Barr (Boudmsti0 S 20
Time-2:0f
Also rsn--wsr Dressing Pam Lisht,
Gauntlet, Brazil, Snake River. Cambett.
Dras. Jacopoint. Late Ship
&C NJ. CamAc-J NJ Cudonr entry.
b Mrs. J, W, Camae-I G. Sehorsoh en-
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Stock Cars to Race
At Huqerstown Tuesday

At least 20 drivers will compete
on a 7-event card which will make
up the Memorial Day stock car
racing program Tuesday night at
7:30 at the Hagerstown Speedway.
The track, formerly known as
Conococheague Speedway. is six
miles west of Hagerstown. Md,
on U. S. Route 40.
Johnny Rogers and Ken Wag-
ner, who have been waging a
private battle for top honors at
Hybla Valley Speedway, are
among the veteran speedsters ex-
pected to compete.
Evening star., 1950-05-28

prepped at Baltimore City Col
lege.
Erdman. a 6-foot, 198-pounder
who got his lacrosse training at
Exeter Academy. is the son of
Charles R. Erdman. jr., one of
Princeton's track greats. who now
is New Jersey Commission of Con-
servation and Economic Develop
ment.
The North and South squads
will have % players each, and
the other choices will be an
nounced from time to time.
Ferris Thompson, former st.
Johns College star and now coach
OF the University of Pennsylvania
team, is head coach of the South's
forces. st'.-
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Aegina Runs Second,
Busanda Third in
Stake for FiIIies
By the Asso<ioted Press

NEW YORK, May 27.-Next
Moves claim to the three-year old
f1lly championship was solidified
at Belmont Park today when she
won the Coaching Club American
Oaks in the fastest time ever for
the 34-year-old, mile and three
eights classic.
She was timed in 2:15A, a full
second faster than War Plumage's
2:1645 in 1899. The track record
of 2:l4b was set in 1920 by Man
o'War.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's
home bred daughter Of Bull Lea
Now What was fifth turning for
home, but Jockey Eric Guerin shot
her into an opening along the rail
to take command inside the six
teenth pole.
She drew off to a length victory
over Hal Price Headley's Aegina.
who finished four lengths ahead
of Ogden Phipps' Busanda.
Greentree Stables Sunday Eve
ming, who was running alongside
Next Move until the five-eights
pole. f1attened out in the stretch
and finished fourth. Eight f1llies
went to the post.
The victory, worth $44,50O, gives
Next Move total earnings of
$88,625. Solid favorite with the
crowd of sc, 1896, she returned $4.60|
$3.40 and $2.7O. Aegina paid
$21.30 to place and $940 to show.
Busanda returned $4.90.
Earlier the fans got a thrill
when King Ranch's regally bred
Black Douglas, making his
first appearance under silks. sped
Az furlongs down the Widener
straightaway course in 502s, a
track and world record.
The brown 2-year-old son of
Bimelech-Bee Mac is full brother
of Better Self, one of the leading
handicap stars The old record of
sos was set by Algasir at Belmont
June 16. 1948.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Two Princeton Stickmen First
ToBe Named for ANStdr Game

Two Princeton lacrosse players.
Sam Hill, an attackman from Bal
timore, and Pete Erdman, a de-
fense ace from New Jersey. are
the first stickmen chosen for
the annual North-S South lacrosse
game to be staged in Byrd Sta
dium at the University of Mary
land at 8 pm. Friday, June 9.
They will play for the North
team, of which Tom Dent of
Dartmouth is the head coach.
Princeton has lost only one game,
an 81 thriller to Johns Hopkins,
intercollegiate champion.
Hill, who is 5-feet-10 and weighs
1855, is an ambidexterous shooter
who has been one of the bulwarks
of the Tigers attack this year. He
will graduate in June and plans
to enter the University of Mary
land Law School next fall. He
Evening star., 1950-05-28
Boy Hur|er Fans 1S,
Drives in Winning Run

Calvin Bryant struck out 18 for
Georgetown and drove in the win
ming runs in the 18th inning yes
terday to beat Pearson's Account
ants. 1913, in a Boys Club OF
Washington, Senior Class, Sec
ton 2 game. The win put George
town into the lead in Section II.
In other games. Maloney Con-
crete beat the Grays, 1916: Muir
phys ESQ trounced Merrick, 1875,
and Washington Flour whipped
Eastern Mats, 1873, in Midget
Glass games. In Junior Glass
play the scores were Sealtest, 4,
Judd & Detweiler. l; Corson &
Gruman, 4, Lacy's H. and Alex
andria B. c.. 2. Trinidad B. c., /.
In Senior Glass. Section /, Mer-
rick B. c. beat Eastern Branch,
6-1, and Dagwood's Restaurant
squeezed by Napoleon's Restau-
rant, 80. In the only other game
In Senior Glass, Section 2, George
town Lions Club won. 5-3, over
Industrial Home School,
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Mt. Rainier Boy Honored

WORCESTER. Mass, May n
(SpeciaD Richard D. Davis of
Mt. Rainier, Md. received his let
ter at Clark University today as a
member Of the tennis team.
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Grid Yonks Sign Back

NEW YORK, May 81 (P).-The
New York football Yanks have
signed Chris Duke Iversen, de-
fensive back from Petaluma,
Calf, the club said today.
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PimIico Race Chart
Y Racing Forml
Copyrieht Ge5Ol BY TrianEle


FIRST
Maosehw @ trsn eas % hWeS. Mna
= and
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Denotes broke stride.
HAL. 4.60, $50; MISS BILLIE, 500

SIXTH RACE-One-mile pace, Purse,
81 200. Winner b. h. by Volomite- kakra
Abbey by Guy Abbey. Owned by Newport
Stock Farm. South Plainfiedl, N. J. Time,
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$34Q SGoTCH PLAINS S1140 Handle
W
Went
Brookhed W.
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SEVENTH RACE ,.-mile pace Purse,
$4,000 DIVIDED. The Governors Cup
(Second dash). Winner blk. m. by John
Diilard-Dixie II by Haldale. owned by
Ralph Goss, Columbia City. Ind. Time,
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Rosecroft Charts

PubIlshina Col
FIRST RACE - One mile trot, Purse
$500. Winner blk. 9. IL by Moran Harvest
TIDE by The Harvester, Owned by SAMUEL
r. Smith. AnnapniiS. Nd Tme--s i "a.
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s. cATARAN HaMde 4o $780, sfo RED WING $780,
e REp w1NG
double-LUCKY
T ralne cac coW Ssns Whnr
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Scratched-LOrd Clinton.
INTANGIBLE, $500, $500, 1900;
JOANIS, $50, 4.40; QUICK REWARD,
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FIFTH RACE-one-mile pace. Purse
$4,000 divided. The. Governors Cup
tFirst dashl-Winner blk m. by John
Dillard-Dixie II by Haldse. Owned by
Ralph Goss, Columbia City. 1nds Time,
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TWo-doIIar mutuelS Dald-SUNNY
SUNNY SOUTH moved between nor.
lead. ZORIEL, last away and outrun ca
at the end. UNAIDED faltered after raj
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; clai
furlongs. Went 3:51. of 3:51la. Start
same. Winner ch. g. 5 by Opera HAITI
Camillis. Values-Sl. .625, $500. $3.50. :
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Two-dollar mutuels paid-RIBA
S14 80, $3.50; MARCSDAY. $40.
RIBARD, steadied within easy
stretch and drew clear while being
position steadily but could not cate
rallying but was not good enough
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Handle, S104,003. ' $1,000
field the turn. disposed DIRECT TINE after dis
and drew clear under intermittent pressure WINSHIP
ing the backStretch then - -
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17
STYLE NOTES

A new color for spring party
dresses is Nile green. Oleg Cassini
has designed a gown of silk net,
featuring a sleeveless, fitted bodice
with the neckline outlined by a
shaped ruffle and nile-green vel
vet ribbon. The very full skirt,
reaching just above the ankles, is
posed over a sheath of nile-green
silk crepe. Designer Cassini has
used sheer materials for a number
of stunning dresses. An instance
is a navy sheer daytime dress,
which features a shirred white
chiffon vestee with a charming
band collar that ties in a loop at
the throat. This dress, which has a
gently flared skirt over slim navy
taffeat slip, also has a smart,
close-fitting little hat of the white
chiffon, finished with a side tie
similar to the neck of the dress.