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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PBX-RECEPTIONlsE course easily
learned; age no handicap; Dav class
tuition. $50; night. S25. MRS
& CHANDLER. HU. 1924. ST. 1878,
PIANSo,mspecial instructions; gold
Coll Of Music and Royal Academy
Of Music, London, England; also St
Cecilia's Conservatory. Rome, Italy
Ghildren and adults; WO. ,6749.
TUTORING-Grade, high school sub:
leeTs, SoTs experience Tp ,4Ss in all educational
NEW ETSA' cLAssEss4 lA; Il in rYpNG, short
hand, bookkeeping, accounting, comp
tometer. all ofice machines, court
t.eportlng; recep.. PBS course. Reg
SooYp SCHOOL, cor: 'es' 6 at Eth HSh'tHHS. INV.
FREE fH; i15a LOAN OF INSTRUMENT for u
weeks. Enroll now in Dynamic S
music program. All lessons are
private ate,U1 and given by q fine stan Of
buy; Instruments and instruction
tice; DYNAMIC Music. Washins-
tons music corner for over 40 yrs
1900 9 st. NV: ST 5345.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
for G1 trainins; y"ti day and evening evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE, 1910 G st. NV. DI. 1852
OUR COMPLETE. thorough course in
dental technology qualities you for
an interesting career in this field.
Free placement upon graduation.
Call or come in for further infor-
nation. KERPEL SCHOOL OF
DENTAL TECHNOLOGY. $50 7th
st. NV. ST $40.
HOME TUToRING-Alg.. geom.. Fr..
Lat. sp., Ger. Eng, arith;, read;
1880 am. -Mon-Fri., UN. 1888. .
LNIA-ANNANDALE AREA-Are
you interested in having your =
yr,-old child study 1st and I'd grades
privately this year Calvert method?
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
II lessons. Road test. S35, EASY
METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL. NO
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HELP WOMEN

RENTAL DEPT. Of active downtown
real estate office desires an exper
clerk -typtst who can handle SWITCH
boaro;. knowledge of real estate
pr9perty management is essential.
3S7-J, Star. -I3
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT tpuplIc, bookkeepinr
10 seA$ V or "a ''H 74s0 SSf 'n'" 10
ACCOUNTANT. C. P. A. CN.Y.). 81. {
yrs. diversified experience. Seeks po
sition private industry. Box 455-K
AGRICULTURIST. college degree. de.
sires supervisory position on farm
Experience: Animal husbandrS
astronomy dairying, tobacco raising
etc, references. Box 1891. Star
ATTENTION - Veteran, %, single
not Reservist, 4 years college,
years law school, desires permanent
tional Organization. sales, investi
cation, etc; will travel. Best refer
ences. No dead ends. Box 6-M
iB00KKEEPER, young man. married
dble. entry system. manual or ma.
chine; hve years exper., accurate ane
trust trnstw95thy pt1 oAsS lSsai refs. $40 mini
BooRkEEpEs, @9R: RH ga0y part or full lin time
Tep ETC.. desed 81. pz4sspss7Tty 4ss7. owner ta'
BOY. colored, wants job as porter
dishEasher. pastry helper. LU
BUSINESS MAN, middle age, wishe,
to invest $4,000 to. $4,000 anc
stan1 strict Investigation; refer.
ences exchanged. No agents. Boz
427-L Star.
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires part.
time work to supplement civil serv.
ice pay. ia. 1857.
COLLEGE MAN, 25, wishes temporar.
work. either outside or in. until Oct
l. EN-. 21S4 after 6. Ia
CRAFTSMAN. 10 yrs. experience ir
compilation. drafting, edit. and
reproduction of maps and charts
Box Ask, Star.
EDITOR-WRITER. empl. 40-hr. wk
with reputable pub. desires spare
time writing, rewriting. editing
pasteup. Call WO. 1927 after pm
GARDENER, exper., available for oc.
casional day work; So day; refs
WO. 7940. 12s
GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTANT
ence. pleasant personality. reat
appearance, ambitious; prefer
medium size but expan6ing organi'
Eat1on. Call GE. 2101. IL"
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HELP WoAEN

WHITE CLERKS, typists ana stenoe.
raphers for permanent employment
starting September /. Must be neat
and reliable, 20-3Q years of age
35-hour week. Monday, through Fri.
cay Clerks, $40: typists. S45 anc
stenographers, $50 to start. Fol
interview, write Box 247-H, Evening
star, giving name. age, address anc
telephone number, inclosing non-re.
tlrnable photo If convenient
FORMER TEACHER
Personnel manager of lge. firm need,
former teacher to I'LL position az
educational consultant. Must have
at least yrs teaching experience
or other public relations work, col.
lege education, age 2S to so. Pc.
sitlon worth $3.50 per mo. for right
ice. Give. full information and
phone number. Box 4O7-J, Star.
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FORMER TEACHER
WANTED, SALESWOMEN

Local well-known firm has opening
for B top-notch saleSwomen or 3
women who aspire to be saleswomen.
Our business is good IL months
out of the year and is not affected
by usual business trends. If YOU
qualify. you will be trained quickly
the rest of your life. You must have
car, but will not be required to leave
Washington and immediate area,
For personal interview. write Box
292-J. Star. ii
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AGENTS

AMERICAS FINEST de luxe personal
business Christmas card line; free
samples; also beautiful box asst;
CO.. 53S So. Clark. Chicago 5.
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TYPIST

For large casualty insurance com.
pany, 5-day, 371a-hour week. See
Mrs Komarek at HARTFORD AC.
CIDEkT & INDEMNITY CO.. 4th
floof Wire Bldg. 1000 Vermont ave
NV. IA
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SITUATIONS MEN tcens.)

GARDENER, full time or week ends
in n C. North 3176.
GRILL MAN wants night work only
TW 210S Ia
MAN, col, wants part-time work from
D. c, permit, Phone ia. 1882. 12'
MAN, colored, wants part time work
from $50 pm. daily. Ii. 7-3542.
MEN, white, want part-time work
from 8 till 12. JAN TEDLINSKI
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dO1 ELO OALI fOH
Trained Men and Women

Good positions and a sound
future for trained men and
women in fine hotels, clubs,
schools, institutions, essential
defense housing and cafeterias.
officers and service clubs.
Greatest travel boom in history
now under way means more
opportunity than ever. You
can qualify through world
famous Lewis Hotel Training
Course-right here in WASH
ington.
Day and evening classes now
forming. or earn while you
learn through Home Study.
Previous experience proved un-
necessary. Registration in
Lewis National Placement Serv-
ice free of extra cost.
Lewis graduates, both young
and mature. holding preferred
positions everywhere. Quick
promotion. fine living, luxur-
ious surroundings. Many pro-
greSSive wide-awake hotel men
recommend hotel training
give preference to trained
Get out of humdrum work
into a sound, substantial field
that teens with present and
future opportunities and thrill
ling human interest.
Send for Free book, Your
Big Opportunity'-or, better
STILL. drop in at the school or
telephone for an appointment.
Our Vocational Adviser will
gladly discuss your place in the
fascinating hotel field. No
obligation. Open M ON day
through Friday, Sis am. to
4:30 pm. Ewes. by appt.'
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TYPIST-CLERK, general once work
permanent position with ne. firm
5-day week. Call Ii. $4,000 fol
appointment. -l2
TYPIST-CLERK- - General work /,
real estate office. Age % to 40
Experience preferred. Call for appt.
9 tU 3. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
DI. 3346. 1924 l4th st. NV.
TYPIST-CLERK. under 80; large cas-
ualty insurance CO.. 5-day week
congenial surroundings. Security O
permanent position Experience no
required. 413 Woodward Bldg 15tl
and H ste NV IA
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HELP DOMESTIC

BABY CARE and ghw.. for empl
cple.. must have experience, health
certificate and recent local refs;
modern home in Silver Spring. SH.
1919.
CAPABLE MAID, live in preferred
G.h.w. and plain cooking. Help care
for Ayr. child: air-cond. home with
all-electricel equip; local refs. re-
quired. TU. 0417.
CHAMBER AID-WAITRESS white;
exper.; refs; stay in; good wages
Call ia. 80SS between 1-5 pm.
COOK. all around; boarding house;
upper 18th St; good references.
CooK-G.H.W.; 2 in family; refs;
$50 week. Call WO. 7722. -12
COOK. g.h.w.. i've in. $40 per week;
Thurs. aft. and every other Sun. of
at least 30 years old, recent health
card and ref. OIL. 5211. Ia
COOK, g.h.w; $50 to start; live in;
age 30-3S yrs; wonderful position
for the right party; experience and
references required. Call before z
pm, RA. 097s. liz
COOK, permanent; live in; some
cleaning; beautiful 3rd-floor room
and bath Other help employed;
local refs: S160 per month. Reply
Box 17S-G Star -1T
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Young lady, now assistant to ovra-
OF several companies. wishes to ob-
tam similar position elsewhere; fully
guallned: minimum salary, SIS wk
Iva of-h, SLar. lac
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ANTTOTTES

Marble tops - Washstands DTS a
dandy II you're handy, $40; tableS
tgood onesl, SIS up; large oval
coffee table, $50; others suitable
vanities, chests, servers S25 "a i:
cherry washstand. $25; cherry love
seat, So; cherry chair, $3.50; pine
washstand. $3.50: others, ST up:
screens, So; chandeliers, S1.50 ca;
shaving S5 stand; $40; gilt chars.
screen, $3.50; dry sink, $40; plus
bargains in cups and pressed glass,
milk glass and all types Of hand.
made colored glass; also figurines,
clocks. tiles. buttons and bric-a-
brac. Open Sundays. ewes. It'll z,
We like for you to come in and
browse. BELL KINDS. 605 9th st.
NV. DI. 9761. P.S.: Watch our
dollar counter; you'll be amazed at
the bargains.
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TYPIST-CLERK

Permanent position for ex-
per typist. Group insurance,
paid vacation and other en-
ploye benefits; 5-day. 40
hour week Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC, 1s45 4th st.
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TYPIST
TYPIST
NEWS MAGAZINE

NEWS MAGAZINE
A recent high school graduate who
is rapid typist and has KNOWLEDGE
of shorthand will find this oppor-
tunity in one of our executive Offices
extremely interesting. The duties
are varied and working, conditions
are excellent. You will share in
our liberal employe benefit plans
and work with congenial associates
in our conditioned Offices while
building a sound future. Call S:30-5
Monday-Friday, d. 2915, Ext. 260.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CHECKER AND CASHIER for lst-
class night club. Call WA. 1886
betW cen . pm. and s pm. Ia
COOK for small nursing home in
nearby Va; prefer man; comfortable
quarters KE 3-5252 -12
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, assembling
and stapling; no tipping; full-part
time. day or ewes. Hourly rate
Box 264-J Star -12
GROCERY CHECKER. experienced in
departmentalized registers. for high
class store. Good hrs. and pay.
Apply in person. CHEVY CHASE
SUPPLY CO.. $500 Conn. ave. NV,
WO. 04RA -12
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ADVERTISING-Retail or associa-
tlon campaigns prepared on re-
tanner basis. Top-notch creative
ad man will free-lance for a limited
number Of accounts Analysis OF
your problems without charge. Box
444-J, Star.
BABY SHOES preserved in cleaning
Dresden or pearl; large variety Of
baseS and colors. For details. call
u: 3239, 8 am. to 10 p.m.
CONTRACT WORK for uphoIsterins.
Will work with decorators, stores,
apt. houses or privately; good shop;
lSt-class equip; 15 years expert.
ence. B. H. MINTON. AD. 9227.
ATTENTION MEN-Scalp treatments,
also manicures, Wed. by appoint-
ment Call 81. 5733. ia
F FLAGPOLE, SMOKE
STACK AND TOWER
PAINTING. ALSO RE-
PAIRS. FREE ESTI-
MATES. WORK ANY
WHERE. SH. 4182 OR
BOX 362-L, STAR
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MAN AND WIFE TO work on poultry
farm, g mi. out of Washington. D. C.
Good house cleo. lights and tele-
phone Use of auto. Good pay. Phone
Mr.. CLARK Ma. 4241 on Mon.
NEwSPRPER 1Sp SPRpI ADVERTISING REPRE-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opportunity
for Ierson with ability and expe-
rience. Write Box C. care Falls
Church Echo. Be sure to include
sTENoGRAPHER, male or female,
railroad Office, ne. section; good
salary and working conditions; must
be capable. Call MI. 02e3. IA
GENERAL CLERK to work in Gus
toners service dept; prefer some
one experienced in dealing with
pubic typing helpful but not es-
sentiai. 40-hour week, discount on
purchases and other benefits. Apply
personnel Office, SEARS. ROEBUCK
d CO. 2732 Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton. Va --16
FARM COUPLE, colored, care for Md
farm estate; salary, room and board
TYPIST. experienced Spanish. Eng
lish. Apply 1900 New Hampshire
NV, Room 80. Box 447-K. Star,
WHITE MAN AND WIFE, camp, Edge
water, Md; kitchen man and woman
to clean; $50 week, plus room and
n
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TVniSt-Clerk

Wanted for engineering Of
fee; only fast and accurate
typist considered; 5-day. 40
hour week; good position
for experienced lady. Call
HU. 5000, or apply in per-
son, 1713 Kalorama I'd. NV.
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WOMAN for GHW. 50:
wk. to start. Must have city ref
Stay l or 2 nights per wk. OR
374S. Id
COUPLE with car anc
bright suggestion. We are profes.
sional house cleaners and have beer
for some time. For a surprisingl!
low price. the two of us will com,
in your home once or twice eacf
week, maintaining your floors, walls
windows. woodwork, or whatever yor
desire. We have 3 open days left
for first callers. References. ST
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS AND HOME improve.
ments. cellar to roof. up to 'yrg : yrs
K tSSc.p pay; az 5HIAMIl1L5ToN IL II 5 coNTRAceTs.
ADDITIONS and undermining. celia,
TO roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
eStlmates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. 931 New York ave. NV.
ADDITIONS
I am ready to contract recreation
rooms, remodelins, and new car.
eeaIrys pentry W2rk Immediately. Best ref
ASHES AND TRASH REMOVED
lawns and Easements cleaned, Of
]1o-Work; Cal RA; G129.
washing machine. Can Ii. 3-5Sip
Experienced mechanics. is
BUILDING AND REMODELING03:
years, exp. Sat; and Sun. all day
BRICK LAYING-Pireplace steps
retaining walls. alterations, repair
ing. A. FAGNANI. 10. 1854.
BRICK WORK
Large or small Jobs, free estimates
Cal VI. 754l or 10. 8-8222. III
BUILDER CONTRACTOR, general re.
pairs OF all kinds; recr. rooms, bar,
q. specially. Call CARY W. shy.
DER, Jr. GE. 6172 or AP. 5s1l.
BUILDING. remodeling, repairing
Carpentry. brick, cement work. Ii
3-3z28. Mr.. BAKER. -13'
BULLDozER GRADING
and exeavating; attractive rates
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HALL CLEANER

work. good salary. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS HOTEL, 300 Mass ave.
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BRICK WORK
CAMERA REPAIR

BULLDOZER GRADING
and excaVating; attractive rates
N~"
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For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing, carpentry. houseclean-
ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY Harbol
Light Corn ME 4h30
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paperhanging; 80 yrs
exp: reasonable; HU. 1856.
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ATTENTION MEN-scalp treatments,
also manicures, Wed. by appoint
ment Cali 81. 5733. ~
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PIANO TUNING

PAPERHANGING
BY expert workmen. Ii. 3-3427
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$1.085.760
Citation
(Continued From Page B-1.)

a whopping $2,953,221, the largest
of the meeting. The attendance
of 50,625 fell short of Memorial
Day. when 58,512 persons bet
$2,879.789. r
Trainer Jones said after the
race that Citation is not through
racing.
Admitting Citations victory TO-
day probably was "the grestes'
thrill in my life." Jones said:
"He seems to be his old sell
again. We don't plan to retire
him Immediately. This would
seem foolish when he's at his
present peak condition.
There is a chance he will run
next Saturday in the Sunset
Handicap and probably once ir
Chicago and then in the Jockey
Club Gold Cup in New York
Then he will probably be pre-.
pared for the 1852 breeding sea-
son in November or December.
Jockey Brooks said: "It tool
Citation about 70 yards to get II
his tride and after that he jus
began to gallop all the way around
1 let him go to the front so earl!
because I saw that our horse (Al
[Blue) was jumping shadows ever!
few strides and that Be Flee
wasn't going fast enough to be {
woory and he was also under
drive"
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Horse Show
CONTINUED From Page BID

i'm the working hunters and fourth
in the hunters under saddle.
Eldorado, ridden by his young
master, Irwin Naylor. was tops
among the large ponies. winning
the open jumpers and working
hunters, taking second in the
hunters and fourth in the hunter
hacks.
Summaries:
Ponies under saddle. under Is hands.
I, Laura Lawrence's Powder Pun; 2, Car
roll =. Ann Eoeling's Tafty; 8. Mr. .s, and I MTs.
Ponies under saddle. over, II, hands:
saqTs Lee Sh5ey MtE T.aces NaaeS an
Bseiey's sssHs Mis- Miss s'" aein. 'A''
Junior hacks: /: Mrs. <: N; RTIee,: lss,:
sun SAILS; seyssly ro,ss 6ssyanss szensI Iriple
Nancy Lee Huffman's Lady Marshall
Pony hunter hacks. under IS hands
l, Fritz Sterbak's Surprise; 2. Mr.. ano
Mrs. E. W. Reyercomb's Baby; 3. Powder
Pony hacks over 10 hands: !. Peggy
Nsisnd's Spanish Mister; Z. Irwin NaylOT'
Junior hunter hacks: /, Anne and jimmy
Hatehers Candlewick; 2, Nancy Lee Hun.
mans Lady Marshall; 4. Susan Lee
Virginia Horse shows Association equi-
tation medal class: /. Barbara Graham
2, Toni Brewer; 8, Susan Sinner; 4. Betty
Lead line: 1. Lawrence Newton; 2. Ker
shIevs; s, Bonnie x. Mccowan' 4. Eliza,
Pony open jumpers. under 13 hands
l. MT. and Mrs: 8. VI. Reysreomb's Chino
5. Laura Lee shreve's Chico; & BABY: .
earS rSne BARRIERS HRsa qR1sd Troassdor: adsle Aax
Rass sparkss ssa snimoas MIS- Hem Mod
Roxanne WaSner's On Time; 1. Peytol
Pony hunters. under = HANDS; |; TatIy any
junior horses over fences; l., Tripl
Treat: Treat; Iss, 2; candiewiek; 81 stinker;
Nssa1 J. seasz Soasnns sS%ss %ss
n'. Junior hunters: /. Triple Treat; :
TsRefiy Ts1elfiylsk aoy Esasy Esds ss human
!. bigger Bit; ?. Pinocchio; 3. surpris;
5SnO sre'ns. ssra5'Rs hunters wsysE ,.ss
3, stinker; 4, Roxanne Wagner's surpTi,
Knock-down- and-out: /. wayerly Moll.
Lady Marshall; 4. II. W. Dailey's Honel
Large pony working hunters: l, Edo
lrado; 2. Miss Helm; g. Popsickle; 4, Hydro
matte.
Pony hunters. over 13 hands: 1, Poy
sickle; 2, Eldorado; 3. Black Sparkle;
lBabette.
Sim Small pony champion; Surprise. !
Cited with. Baby, decided on a Worko
under saddle.)
points. Reserve, Popsickle, II points.
Junior champion: Waverly Molly 1
points. Reserve. Triple Treat, liz point
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Dalton Skeet Victor
In Maryland Meet
By the Assceiafed Press

SUDLERSVILLE, Md, July IA
The Maryland State skeet shoot
ing championship got under way
here today with John c. Dalton
|jr., of Chevy Chase, winning one
event and sharing in first place
honors in another.
Dalton and Bobby Smith o1
Silver Spring finished in a frs
place tie in the 20-guage even
with scores of 100x100. However
Dalton defeated Smith in shoot
off, 1922.
Harry Wright of Baltimore ant
Dalton won the two-man 20
guage class, 195-200. while Et
Calhoun of Salisbury won the g.
guage title after defeating Sergt
Deyoe of Washington. D. c.
The annual championship events
are held under the auspices Of tht
Maryland State skeet association
and will continue tomorrow with
the shooting Of the 12-guage all
bore events.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Arlington Park Results
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
gysaIzolds; Sys KsSs fSaa1a5 S 1gTlonss aao $50
Brown Llama (scurlock) 500 $50
Balsa Porehl o.oo
Plunger. Avaricious. Rosy Greek, Ha-
rangue.
SECOND RAcE-purse, $4,000; claim
sREi sPEFine esnes csnfeS sas s' 1850 SS
Greytown lscurlock) $50
Also %s' ran@oMarabout. aiUoai Rust Lad. Jack.
Banner, Bobs Pal. Roman Road, Pad Lock
f paiiy ~ double paid s44.so.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ssneesi 2,yesri,olds; 6h fggrslSHns1k; sH M q %
h':i Rass; SfsS e 5ssSs 5assss ssrnsr' SS $
Also ran@shelby Lane, Robert. Maio,
soii 5i.' PTincess Sia i and kaEls:
Trotsek and Gray entry.
FOURTH EAcE1Pusses $500; s2!5oGs. claim
Hea7ealy ss1ea ~as aash KNAPP, N''' 1890 1S4t
Bogalusa (Adams) S.2'
Time. I'LL B. A.
Bam. stream Lady, Lutz Girl Wellsab
Master Mind. Coming Event and syn
dicate.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; handicap
3-year-Clds; l mile.
To Market fGomezl 1000 $50 3.st
Royal Mustang Church 4.s0 50
Bugledrums Porch) 5.4l
Also s' ranSindian lsildi Hill. Jumbo, soni
Sam E wilson, IT.. entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
Ances; 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Black Douglas (Westrope) 11.60 7.40 49,
1gnttion (Batcheller) 7.20 4.8l
Dickie Su Bailey 3.6t
Also ran-Recline. Devilnation. Ligh
Moon. Sir Greek, Hurricane, Jammu. Fleet
erthan. Screemin Jack.
Sam T. Wilson. jr. entry.
SEVENTH RACE-purse, SOC, 900 added
$-yesr-olds and up; The Arlington Matrol
sicRie's RRI1Ii Image ! Wisk, eco $40 AZ,
Aunt jimmy IWoodhouse) $3.50 IA g.
War Talk (Baird) 68
Also ran0Miss Highbrow, Reeind
Hasty Request Jacodema, Roman Miss
Lithe. cHere's hoping. Tilly Rose, ART
Mona, cWondering
Hal Price Headley entry.
Dixiana entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S2,S0o; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; LIS miles.
Reigh's Comet (Adams) 700 4.S0 80
Kay Doody (Widmanl 1000 60
Festival 2nd (Dodson) S.4
Time, 1:45h.
Also ran-Steeple Jack. Carmargo Bill
Rocky Sir Copete Riot. Bill Ross, India
Gold. Brecon Beacons and Ticker Tape.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Norroeonsett Results
By The Associased Press

FIRST RAcE-purss, S2,3oo; claim
nE A.yeSTI9lds e;;Gs4 and up Ii milss hs a4o
flasher De stasio) 6.2o
Also ran-Moon Blue, Lord Pathmate
Roman Jobe. Trance Sleeper, Orphan
Fibber.
SECOND HAcEaPurse,s A = sS;Soo: $780, claim
RE eonna aad gR sRssS s5a
Good sweep 1Richards] $500 $3.50
Desert Witch lMartin) $4.60
Trans Esret, Fosters Pride. Demit. and
Ice Cap.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
4-year -olds and up; lie miles.
Sassy Chick 1valoes) 4.2o SS.6o
Also ran - safe Bet, Amen. Abby's
Rhymer, Little Rajah. Desert Code and
Alberto D.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $4,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; 5hs furlongs.
6humbaSs 6..an mul1in l2oo 4so so $e9 $e9
LIE Gaulois & 2SBavern) 400
Also ran--Dynastic, Handiwork,, Cap
and Kelly Away.
1 FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
4-year-oIds and up; furlonss:
Dominaye (GroSs) 300 5.40 $50
Galedo Pederson) 7.20 4.2g
Lawful (Thompson) 3.40
Aiao Me' ranNHallieboy. rini Beaming Light
| Good Mask Shoe Shine, Dockstader, Sele.
mite and Speedy Baby.
SIXTH RAcE-purse. $500; allow.
Four Chances IValdes) ZOO $50 2.eC
Yes You (Borgemenkel $40 2.6G
Bated Breath (Richards) 3.20
Also rar-vagrant Cloud. scipio, Queen,
Taste, Dannas Pensive and Equihaze.
i. SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added
4 handicap; 3-year-olds and up; ~ miles
Shadows st. (B'r'gm'ke) $40 $50 32(
Abstract Pedersonl 4.S0 4.0t
Regal Davern( 7.0(
shoe, Bold Bolo, sufiazon, Mesmer
Tilenny and De Luxe.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. So. 500; claim
Fn reward ysani0id eRichards5 har sd es 4ae s4,
Pontalba (catalano) I1s0 6.sl
Finder Keeper tDewitt) Az
Also ran--Eough Cookie Klimie Me
Hash. Eight Bells, Sunset Jewel, Bigdome
!, NINTH RACE-Purse, S2.400; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; .1h miles.
Lillian w 9Borsemsnkel $40 $50 2.s,
i Also ran@Ray o'sulliyan. Hibernian
I6untys Imp, Excelente. Jacks Request
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Famous Song Breaks
Maryland 1rot Mark
lin Baltimore Feature
Special Dispatch to The Sior


BALTIMORE, July IA crowd
of about 10000 saw a new trotting
record of 2:05 for the mile estab-
lished for the 1851 season in
Maryland tonight as Famous
Song, a 5-year-old black horse by
the great Peter Song, raced to
victory in the feature $1,000 mile
trot at Baltimore Raceway. II
was the third OF the 20-night
meet.
Famous Song, with Jack Brown
in the sulky. left in his wake such
lfavorites as Wendell Wathen's
Vic Song and his Ann Volo, which
went as an entry, and Beautiful
Scamp.
Famous Song beat the best
previous time Of 2:052s set al
Baltimore Raceway last year BY
Clever Boy. and rewarded his
hackers $11.40, $3.40. $3.50. Vic
Song, driven by Wendell Wathen'E
son, Gary. returned $2.40, $2.2(
while Sidney Hanover was thirc
at $3.50.
A total of 722 fans hit the daily
double as a result of the 4:
combination clicking for a pay
off Of $2l.60. a ....s.
Dana June, o 1o-year-old bay
mare owned by John w. Dias, o1
Rehoboth. Mass. and driven BY
Bob Ryan, took the opener.
mile pace for $500, $4.2o. $3.4(
return. In the second, a mil'
trot, william e. Miller, 72-year'
old president of Rosecroft Race
way, gave his Hambletonian can
didate. Royal Rosecroft. a rous
ing drive for a one-length victory
with the payoff $3.50. $500. $3.50