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Evening star., 1951-02-26
Annual Night Of Thrills
Co-Chairmen Appointed

Porter M. George. 1908 North
Adams street, Arlington, and Mrs.
Mae N. Jones, 5746 Colorado ave-
nue. NV, have been named gen.
eral chairmen of the annual Night
of Thrills, June at Griffith Sta
dium.
The announcement was made
by the Association of Worshipful
Masters of Masons and the Asso-
citation of Worthy Matrons and
Patrons of the Order of the East
ern Star. The Night OF Thrills is
held for the benefit of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
Mr.. George is master Of Naval
Lodge No. 4, FAAM. and Mrs
Jones is matron of Joppa Lodge
No. 27. OES.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
Behind the Bomboo Curtuin-lV

mostly simple peasants no differ
ent from those in the Commu-
nists' ranks-the common peo-
Pile" who receive no option from
dictators, revolutionary or coun-
terrevolutionary.
/ Mao. chairman of the Central
Peoples Government, says that
the Peoples Democratic Dictator
ship must have its leadership
from the working class. This is
because the working class is the
most far-sighted, most impartially
just and most imbued with revo-
llutionary justice and consistency,
he declared. y
THE entire history of revolu-
tion proves that without the lead
ership of the working class, revo-
luton will fall" Mao continued,
but with the leadership of the
working class it will be victorious.
Reasoning Hard to Follow.
In an era of imperialism no
other class in any country can
lead any genuine revolution to
victory. The proof lies in the
fact that China's petty bourgeoisie
and national bourgeoisie have led
revolutions on many occasions but
all ended in failure"
find this reasoning difficult to
follow. No one would surely call
Marx. Engels or Lenin working
class people. The only leader in
the Russian revolution who might
be described as of the working
class was the abhorred Leon Trot-
sky. In China, Sun Yat-sen is
the acknowledged ancestor of the
present revolution to whose au-
thority Mao makes a constant ap-
peal. In 1924 the first national
congress of the Kuomintang led
by Michael Borodin's Communists
adopted a manifesto that said:
"In modern times the so-called
system of popular rights prevail
ing in various countries is fre-
quently monopolized by the bour-
geoisie and becomes an instru-
ment for depressing the common
people. But the principle of pop
Evening star., 1951-02-26
Boast of Million Slain.

Yet in the years of fighting
since July, 1916, the Communists
boast of having killed or wounded
more than a million of General
issimo Chiang's soldiers. These
were their own fellow countrymen
Evening star., 1951-02-26
Eastern Presbyterian
To Install New Pastor

The Rev. Donald Freeman Keith
will be installed as pastor of East
ern Presbyterian Church, GIL
Maryland avenue NE, at 8 pm.
Wednesday.
The Rev. c. Stewart Mckenzie
of Western Presbyterian Church
will preside. The Rev. DR.. Bernard
Braskamp, pastor of Gunton Tenn
pie Presbyterian Church and
chaplain of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, will preach.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
Theuter Leader to Speak

Mrs. Zelda Fichandler, co-direc-
tor Of the Arena Stage, opened last
August in the Hippodrome The
ater, will speak at pm. Wednes-
day at a luncheon meeting OF the
Soroptimist Club of Washington
in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
FAYETTEVILLE

HYATTsVHLE
2-family house. 4 rms. on each floor;
oil h.-w.h.; 2 baths. large front
porch; storm windows throughout;
large level lot; near everything
S12.750. terms.
HYATTSVILLE
Near parochial school,; newly redec-
GRATED 6-rm.. 2-story frame home
oil h.-w.h.: garage; S13,250; terms
COLMAR MANOR
5-rm. Bricktex bungalow; full bsmt.,
oil heat; corner lot. Anchor fence;
near everything; only $500; 81, 500
down. $50 per month.
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR
UN. 2123; ewes, UN. 4256.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

/ WILL PAY YOU CASH today for
mediate action. RE. 22O1. 81. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the saie
Of your home business or invest
ea mans Il Thsi you Restos esftDs
sos North Capitol Ma. $3.50 Free
VETERAN desires 3 or 4 bedrm
home; can pay cash. Ewes. Ii. g.
PRIVATE PARTY wants brick house
around SIS. vic. Falls Church
substantial cash down. FA. 1857.
BUNGALOW OR SMALL HOUSE in
Md; large lot or more ground. Box
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY direct from
above trust. MR.. sTROUP, GE. 413s.
! HAVE CLIENT for det.. well-built
frame or brick home in ne. or near
by Md; sub. cash ROGER MOSS.
REALToR. sl25 Rhode Island ave.
n.s;,.v ne; Ho; 5000; 9S9o Eyes, SUM- Mr,
I HAVE CLIENT for detached brick
or frame bungalow in ne. or nearby
Maryland. ROGER MOSS. REAL
TOR. 2125 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Ho. 5000. Ewes. Mr.. Dougherty,
FROM OWNER. s-bedrm. brick in
Bethesda or Chevy Chase. Md. WI.
HOUSES OR APIS. in any section of
D. c. or nearby Md. for quick sale.
Call JAMES S. WILDER, GE. l9l6.
D. C.. MD. AND VA. HOMES wanted
Expert appraisal and experienced
sales staff to serve you. Phone Eve.
or Sun, Temple 2233. L. T..
GRAVATTE, realtor, 1913 K st. NV.
WE Will BUY YOUR HOME. D. c..
Md or Va Call us for expert ap-
praisais. Quick. dependable service
WILLIAM P. ATKINSON. RE. 1016.
lie
BRICK HOME, . or 3 bedrms. From
owner pref. Call d. 6335 after .
pm. weekdays; NO. 1858 Sat. Sun,
Evening star., 1951-01-16
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALs
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

PHYSICIAN OR DENTIsI-Tsrriho
location. reasonable rental: will re-
model to suit tenant. 14n0 Deca-
tur st. NV. For information. Wo.
MODERN SSDfN Arm. SUITE in a WELL
1857 K st. NV. Beacon Building.
suite ,5Q2, Ready for occupancy
AkIisdTos. Fahi IL RE Esrd s7s4, s. south, near
BLDG; / to 6 rooms; bsmt. and ga
rage sgail.; s25 per mo. and pp.
G2oReGaIlAs eals AVE. NV. s11s-suitabls
We have more rooms to meet your
requirements. Telephone JU. 7-I545.
FREE PARKING SPACE furnished
with ofiee: single dapd and ttnr or 3 TSSms WSgfs
sstufday s9Hns InsPsSsts99 7S St. TO- RE esse4s os
EVANS BUiLDING. 1920 New York
ave, n.w.-Available Immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your Re.
sniis sn1FsmssTnsss sTs ME- PENs 1Io7. PROPERTIES
CPA SUITE in downtown once BLDG;
has private office available; rental.
sos mo. HU. 6267. lis
OFFICE SPACE-Speical 2-rm. and
complete bath suites Or . in s,an Som-
Metropolitan Club and Doctors Hos
pital Call Mr.. Grow NATIONAL
SAVINGS & TRUST CO., ST. 600.
NEW MODERN APT. 3 rms, kit. and
other professional use. 1900 Bla-
eias ssIis; II: s-56S4. Mr., ROBERT
DoVWSToWS-Two downtown beautiful, iars.
ilo in
School schooi. Studio. local or national firm:
pvt. ent.; reas ELLIS. ME. 1171.
$40 $40 per pesn mo o. J. G'e eGERALp L1sTiSE. i
pRIyaIR 41I 2Ih St riKSisar5 nS R Sss3 oFFIcE in
iawyer's suite; downtown ONCE
bids; phone and secretarial sew
ELEvENTH Ii Nh AND AND PA. AVE. Sc, street
sxPosqpei a Isi asay lis IpINR gpsskNRRs sIs pREs Per
NETT, 11o0 E st. sc. Ii. 3-5555.
ea1e GA. AVE. N.w.-Large rm..
kitchen and bath and locker for
sstorage; heat and water te ineiIaed; s,snlnsz
account. seS ntl or H1 Small business. oE. 4i$s.
EVANSVILLE, MD. - Arm. suite
consisting of approx. 642 So, IT.:
newly decorated. air Sondisioned' @
sHRNsTEs 9aR 4asHsa2sS e. ARsGI RsaItoFs HHo l4fs
10th AND X SITS. N.w.-suite Of
either 2 or rooms, with plate glass
front windows; pvt. lavatory; reas.
rent; imm occupancy: all services
included in rent: Apply LEO NJ;
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Realtors, 14l5
K ST. NV. ME 5400.
5000 CONN. AVE. N.W.-3 lge. rooms
and rec room, beautifully decorated;
Leu Leu NJ. G'a BERNsTEfN q Go, Rssi-
tors, 1415 K 81. NV. ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WE SOLICIT LIsTINGs tboth sale
and lease) Of downtown properties
1909 for. dresses, millinery or
shoes; prefer F, G. 11th. 18th or
18th sts. Have nationally known,
highly rated prospects. ROBERT w.
SAVAGE. Resltor, Union Trust Bldg,
MA 2H9n
Evening star., 1951-01-16
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

DISTRICT HEIGHIsaNice masonry
rm.. kit, bdrms., n,so0i and n' tile i' bath ah
Gas a.-c.h, Lge. level lot. Conv. to
Andrews Field and Census Bureau
Conv. terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO. 5402 Marlboro Pike. Sc. 10.
EAST PINEs-You can assume this
CT Az loan. payable 500 per month.
on an immaculate 3-bedrm. home;
gas heat, storm windows; immediate
possession; owner moving. To in
spect, call Mr.. Walden, LA. 6-6666
or UN. 2648 Sun. and ewes. PECK
HYATTSvILLE-on $4,000. 6-rm.
heat; new house condition. Close to
MT. RAINER-Near New Parkway.
Lovely asbestos, shingle bungalow
oh Hth 1 nihfd f. sps Is .rss large esapp.d sad5%s
kit. full bsmt.. with gas &C. heat:
detached gar; auto washer: $4,000
down payments less than rent. For
further information call PERRY
Rls0fsWELL. INC" WA. 45oo. Open
MI. RAINIER AREA-Larse 7-room
home in Al condition situated on
large corner lot. near all conven-
iences: 3 large beerms., 1st-f. den;
full bsmt, mt. gas "a shd hdwh. lear 1. ga,
S1O,950 with 1000 down. 1t will
pay you to investigate this ad. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC. WA. 4500.
s4sGAtow. Gpsa u H;m sn 300 down. near a Coral
rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. kit,
bedrm. and bath; finished attic with
bedrm; full hsmt;; oil h...w,h;;
s1gbaEAsH SsTbaro ske ReA55Y re- II 1850 sS s42s
STONE Observation-Disclosures Z
gas heat. lse. level lot soxSoo; must
be sold at once; only S10.950. Will
sSsDt saSB 81 contract or SERRg
Boswell, INC. Wa. 45oo. open
HEkE's A < BuY-Redecorated 5-rm
brick and, frame home on lge: corner
price I1f 0ash 1dso { sss sas aewh snd
purchase with 81 500 down and s57
vEEffss:. Efs SIS PER No win IH buy thi,
practically. new. 2-bedrm. bungalow
on level fenced lot, glassed porch
one, blk. from Cheverly Manor bus
til T'n Da ssoS RosEKr dSHR s. sa bAyia Xh
u ACRE LOT; 6-rm. older-type ash
sh. home: conv. to Md. Univ: oil
heat; price, S9.S00:. S1.500 down
able home. Call WA. 5000 til q
pm ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. lis
BRICK BUNGALOWS rooms, mod.
err tile bath, basement, expansiblt
attic, fenced play area schools
shopping, transportation; asking
M n,.rfn n-l n
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV. DI 3346.
$40 BRANCH AVE, S.E.-Asbestos
shingle, 2-bedrm. bungalow. Lot
75x440 it.. priced very low at $4,000.
Slth snd esaiasSe saaS daTh R T. PAu aPp M6B Gb5
CO. 240S MINI. Ave, Sc. LU.
4-43S2. -16
Evening star., 1951-01-16

D. C.. MD. AND VA. HOMES wanted
Expert appraisal and experienced
or Sun. Temple 2233. L. T.
GRAVATTE, realtor, 1913 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
HYATTSVILLE CT
RIVERDALE PARK
SUBURBANITE

BRICk-SI3,85 ,85U-GI
Featuring lge. liv. rm. with log
burning fireplace. separate enter
tanning dining rm., equipped kit
with breakfast space on lst H.: side
screened porch which can easily be
converted into a den: 2nd A. has
2 lovely bedrms. and tiled bath; full
tionsllv Wan ,aree u Corner @ lot % inc,osed aieb by
Anchor fence. Call Mr.. Berens, jr..
or Mr.. Taylor at MA. 5005 up to
$40 pm.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. - 1920 X ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1951-01-16

WEST EVANSVILLE
Detached brick. 7 rooms. tile bath:
full basement, oil h-w.h.:s detached
garage, screened front porch; excel
lent financing. Mr.. Robert Carter.
VI. 0237.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th ct. NV. D1. 3346.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
a SPECIALS

1896 Glen Hill I'd. se-5 rms. ap-
prox. 1-acre lot; $4,000, terms
Don't miss this one.
$500 Marlboro pike-3 bedrms.,
ami; S12,750, terms. Wonderful
home.
Forestville, Md steal: 2 months
old. ami: owner transferred;
S9,150, terms.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

NEAR LEE AND WASH. BLVD.
Light and cheerful bunga., two bed
rms, din. rm., fireplace, expansible
attic, full basement. gas h-wh.;
S13.250. w. D. WHITENER. Bro
ker. OW 5S53
Evening star., 1951-01-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

"a M ST. N.E.-2nd Commercial. lst
and End floors. approximately 1000
square feet of floor space with ap-
proximately 1,400 square IT. Of park
ing area IN rear. Property suitable
for storage. light manufacturins. re;
pair shops or oflces WI remodel
eosTHLo e FL seissSs EsasrEssa Esas9s CO.. A'?g
aOas RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
or general ofices. Call DE. 3s47.
goth AND M N.W.-store. lge. show
window, shop adj. Cement f.: end
f.. 3 once rms. Law. RA. 1920. .-16
NEW BLDG, rear 1854 Church ST.
NV. End COM; 25x40. Gas heat;
12-tt; garage door; RA; $S2o. 10
bned with liy auartGsnrs. Gn AYE Avail pre-
1000. SO. FIT. in whole or in part.
storage. light manufacturing. etc.
Reas. rent. LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO. 14I5 K st. NV. ME. 540o.
or 18th ST. N.W.-Bldg.. consist
ing OF large rooms, first-floor show
windows, excellent for retail busi-
ness. office and showroom, etc: in
whole or in part. Apply LEO M;
bERNS1El q ~. hedllOES, II i D
K St NV, ME. 5400.
DOWNTOWN BLDG. - App. 10000
so. IT. OF first commercial space in
whole or in part; conv. to all trans
portation; excellent location for
large organization, Office and dis
play rooms, school, studios, ETC.;
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. Realtors, 1415 K
st. NV. ME. 5400.
APP. 500 SO. Fl, in large down
town End comm. bldg; concrete
floors, passenger and freight. eleya-
tors; immed. occupancy. Apply LEO
M, BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Realtors,
1415 x st. NV. ME. 5400.
MEDICAL CENTER AREA
Entire 4-story bldg, 100 blk. of Eye
St; suitable clinic.
5000 So IT. on two floors. Eye st.
1st fl. and Eng. base. 1926 Eye st;
good for dentist.
Goth, mr.. X: 5000 So. #, all open,
one floor. air conditioned.
K st. at Connecticut: ofhces at rea-
sonable rates. RIDDELL REALTY
CO., DI. 1900.
New Shopping Center
Now under construction in. the Alex.
area, store still avail. for drugs,
hardware, variety, beauty salon: etc.
For information. call Mr.. Smith
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1. 14l1.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
SILVER SPRING

01LVCn Or nlN1
Yrewar Colonial brick, near Mrs.
Kay's, In lovely section OF Silver
Spring; " block to bus. convenient
to schools, walking distance to main
shopping center; six rooms, three
bedrooms; full basement: oil heat;
large side screened porch; built-in
garage; lahdscaped lot, with rear
ward fenced; price, S1S,500.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Excellent value for family who wants
to change from a two-story to a
rambler floor plan, and still have
room enough to accommodate their
furniture; 11a by 1914, separate
dining room; huge, modern kitchen
with table space; three large bed
rooms; tile bath; excellent closet
space, all on 1st floor; pull-down
stairway to storage attic; full base
ment, toilet; gas heat; outside en-
trance; practically level corner lot;
price, S22.500
d-Conley Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1951-01-16

TAKOMA PARK, 2-FAMILY
Owner must sell; has reduced price
$1.60O for fast sale; 6-room apt.
apt. as income; ideally located near
washington San; now $4,000,
$1,000 down. Call SH 1103 till g.
RAFFEI REAL, ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-01-16
SILVER SPRING

ST.. 800 is
Silver Spring-$34, 500
Luxurious new brick rambler contain
ing many features not found in new
homes today; 3 huge bedrms., each
with dble. closets; 2 full tile baths.
huge 30-ft.. liv rm. with fireplace,
all-electric kit. with breakfast nook;
full bsmt. with bath and fireplace;
double windows throughout bsmt
breezeway to lear garage
Silver Spring-$13,500
Two-bedrm Colonial home with side
porch. rec. rm. in bsmt.. Anchor
fenced level lot.
Silver Spring-$13,950
Two large bedrms.. liv. rm. with firepl
din. rm., equipped kit. fenced level
lot; close to everything
Hillandale-S29.5 500
Immense. new brick rambler on one
acre Of sround; 3 large bedrms.,
roomy den. 22-ft. liv. rm. with CO.
lonial hrepl., din. rm.. fully equipped
all-elec. kit, side porch; full bsmt
with bath and fireplace
Takoma Park-$17,750
New extra-large brick and frame
Colonial with full bsmt. and rear
porch, 20-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace
large din. rm.. equipped Kit,
3 good-sized bedrms.; full bsmt
With outside entrance; 20O-ft. lot
"Woodmoor Agency, Inc"
Healtor, SH. 5555 Till PM
Evening star., 1951-01-16
ALEXANDRIA
JUST OFFERED
4 BEDROOMS
IN ALEXANDRIA'S

& q 1&ST0 0&F 4 x6x W
Comfortable brick Dutch Colonial
on large fenced corner lot. Large
living room with fireplace. den,
screened porch, full basement with
maids room and bath. Detached
garage. Priced to sell at once. Ex-
elusive with
WILCHER, INC.
1873 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

Mr.. Andrews Field bedrms.. ami.
very LARGE lot. Call for appt., HI
S'14: sitter 6 pm. IL. 3-aS25.
WOOD & MITCHELL
Evening star., 1951-01-16
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE Cont, ,

PROSPECT AVE. NV. corner. Poto-
mac St; .lst f., store and rm.;
End A., rms. and bath; h.-w.h.,
possession with title.
FITZGERALD. ma. 1886.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
HOME AND INCOME

Takoma Park-3-unit detached brick
apt. bldg. with separate entrances;
first floor has large liv. rm., = bed
rms. kitchen and bath; second floor
has 5 rooms and bath; terrace, apt.
come from the 3 apis. totals S236. so.
Live in one and let the rent from
= pay your expenses or rent all 3 and
have an excellent investment. This
is not a new building but one that
at only $4,000. Shown by ap-
pointment.
RUBYE M. ACKEN, Realtor
Anan. 1P
Evening star., 1951-01-16

K st. at Connecticut
4 Story g. Basement Brick
Vacant: lot 22x1O0 to alley: ideal
doctor or allied business. RIDDELL
REALTY CO.. DI 1900.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

ASSUME CT TRUST
Modern brick bungalow. living room
with fireplace and wall-to-wall car
pet > bedrooms: close to school.
shopping and TRANSFORMATION. Built
In lg4S. Price $4,000. BERNARD
T BPOSIUS, Realtor SH O4oa
Evening star., 1951-05-04
KonstantyS|ump
Helps Cardinals
To!Grab Spot
II Runs and Nine Hits
Made in One Inning
As Yonks Beat Browns
By Jock Hand
ASSariotad Dee. Ga. NAT.:


Big Jim Konstanty is running
behind his 1850 schedule and the
Il told you so' choir is tuning UP.
They said around the training
camps that Konstanty, the Phi;-
hes relief ace. couldn't possibly
repeat last years success. So far
they're right. Because he failed
last hight, the Cards ride in first
place today.
Konstanty didn't lose a game
until May 80 last season. Already
he has lost two. Failure of Eddie
Sawyer's pitchers, with the excep-
ton of Robin Roberts, has thrust
a heavier burden on Konstanty.
It seems impossible, but he's
working more often than last
year when he made "a appear
ances.
Last night was his eighth job
in Is games. The only time he
rests is when Roberts starts. It's
been little rugged on Konstanty.
Pounded Out in Eighth.
The Braves took liberties with
Jim's stuff like the Dodgers did
opening day. Then came the
eighth inning of last nights game
with st. Louis.
Jim stopped a Red Bird rally
that knocked out Jocko Thomp-
son and tied the score at "A in
the seventh. In the eighth st.
(See BASEBALL, Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1951-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Batting biased on 25 times at bat)-
Castiglione: Pittsburgh, .467; Lowrey. st.
Louis, .405.
Runs-Robinson and snider Brooklyn
Is.
Runs batted in-Pafko. Chicago. IS;
Robinson, Brooklyn. II.
Hits-Robinson. Brooklyn, 25; Dark
New York;, Ennis tPhiladelphia). %.
DoubleS-KlusZewski Cincinnati z;
Castiglione Pittsburgh), Ashburn (Phila-
delphia). B.
Triples--Adams Cincinnati. 3; Reese
delphia(. 2
Home runs-Hodges tBrooklyn). Jethroe
(BostonD. 6.
Stolen bases-Jethroe. Boston: Dillin-
ger. Pittsburgh; Fondy Chicago 9.
Pitching-Dickson Pittsburgh, Roe
(Brooklyn). 30.
=, !strikeoutsom7spahn, Boston, %; Queen,
Evening star., 1951-05-04
Major Leaders
AMERICAN IEAGUE

Batting biased on 25 times at bait
Easter Cleveland, .423; BusbyS Chicago,
Runs-Doby Cleveland. Is; Di Maggie
and Williams. Boston, l3.
Runs hatted in-Coleman, St Louis, ] 3:
Aarilla; Chicago; Noren Washington. and
Dolby Cleveland 13.
Hits-Carrasquel Chicago, %; Busby.
Chicagos 20.
cago). g.
Triples-Coan. Washington 4: Young
and Coleman (St. Louis), Vernon wash
ington). 2.
Home runs--Williams (Boston). Cole
man tSt. Louis), A.
Stolen bases-Busby. Chicago 6; Fox
(Chicagol, Jensen New York;. 3.
Pitching-Consuegra and Marrero Wash
ington; Stobbs. Boston; Feller. Cleveland;
Lopat New York; 30.
Str1keouts-M arrero (Washington) J.
Pierce (Chicago), Is.
Evening star., 1951-05-04

w Soo A0otAAy, dc IL 4O1 G4IilS Ody,
which it was, of course.
After showing good early speed, Arcaro
pulled up and began to talk about the Ken
tucky Derby with couple of non-riders at
the table. One of the guys started by saying
he thought that out of the big Derby field at
least six good horses would emerge
N"You really think So?" Arcaro asked
"Yes, don't you?"
Frankly, no." replied Americas most
famous Jockey only rider of four Derby win
ners. II think it's very mediocre field. Big
Stretch Repertoire . Mameluke . one
ar two others are rrettv fair Rut that's all
Evening star., 1951-05-04
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

- AMERICAN LEAGUE,
washington at Chicago night)-Dob-
son 600 VS.. Sima Old,
r., New York at St. Louis (night)-Lopat
3I01 VS.. Carver t3-D or .PiIlette (I-D
Weston BSSsSon at u JDetroit-Taylor ODD VS..
Philadelphia at Cleveland tnight)-
keliner d5n I.ry9x yS Wynn cd;
Chicago at Boston (night)-Rush d-o)
or Hitler (2-D VS., Bickford t3-T.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn-Raffensbere
(0-2) VS.. Hatten Il -O),
Pittsburgh at New York-Dempsey
u-0) VS.. Maglie Q-21
st, Louis at Philadelphia (night)-
Pollet tO-0D VS. Meyer OLD.
Evening star., 1951-05-04
Whitney Entry
|0fCounferpoint,
|Mame|uke |
Brown to Withdraw
One Horse Depending
On Condition Of Track
By the Associated Press

! LOUISVILLE, May "A field
of % horses was entered to-
day for the Kentucky Derby to-
morrow. promising one of the
greatest scrambles in the Nation S
most famous horse race.
If all go. the 77th running of
the Derby would be the richest,
with gross of $129,10O and $1O1,- :
$50 going to the winner. However,
withdrawal of at least one horse
was expected.
The large field was assured
when no standout horse developed
during the winter racing in the
South and West, or later when the
Northern tracks opened.
Twenty-Five horses ran in 1928
when Reign Count won. That's
the largest field to date.
People were betting this warm
day which horse would be the
favorite and it seemed the COM
bination of the Cain Hoy Stables
Battle Morn, with Jockey Eddie
Arcaro. might get the nod over
the c. v. Whitney entry of Name
luke and Counterpart.
Battle Morn Now 4 to 1.
Battle Morn was listed in the
early line at 4 to /. with the
Whitney pair at 5 to /. This was
a late switch. which reversed the
odds prevailing yesterday.
The parade Of trainers and aides
/ into the racing secretary's Office
began at 3 am. and continued
until the entry box closed three
hours later.
1t is probable % horses will
be at the starting gate to-
morrow at $50 pm, since the
Brown Hotel Stable of J. Graham
Brown has said only one of its
two horses will start. Trainer Joe
Puckett entered Snuzzle and the
Gink, but said Snuzzle would &c
on a fast track and the Gink if
the track is off.
Three Others Enter Pair.
In addition to the Brown and
Whitney entries, there were three
other stables with a pair in the
mile and one quarter affair.
These are Royal Mustang and
Golden Birch, owned by the Texas
Gilman. Same E. Wilson, jr.; Big
Stretch and Hall of Fame, from
the Greentree Stable of John Hay
Jock Whitney and his sister,
Mrs. Charles S. Payson, and Any
1oldtime and Sir Bee Bum, owned
by w. M. Peavey, Wisconsin paper
manufacturer.
Completing the list were Jack
Amlel'S Count Turf, Mrs. Nora
Mikell's Repertoire, the King
Ranch's Sonic, w. c. Martins
Phil D.. Ruben Kowall's Pur Sang,
Mrs. Wallace Gilroy's Timely Re-
ward, Calumet Farms Fanfare,
Cary c. Boshamer's King Clover,
Mrs. Fred Sharpe's Kings Hope,
Murlogg Farms Fighting Back,
Brownell Combs Bernwood. and
Mrs. Emil Denemark's Ruhe.
All will carry 1875 pounds.
Louisville damned.
| Downtown Louisville was spruced
up with flags and banners, and all
forms of transportation were
pouring more people into town
every minute. Hotel rooms are
impossible to get. Some 40 special
trains are parking on sidings
where visitors from all sections of
the country are making Pullman
cars their home.
After a week of clear. hot
weather, cool wind blew clouds
IN late yesterday with scattered
showers forecast. The weather.
man says Derby Day will be rain
less, but his forecast apparatus
won't work on picking Derby
winners.
Evening star., 1951-05-04
Fort Myer Nine Victor

Fort Myers baseball team has
its first Military District of Wash
lngton League victory after win
nlng at~Vint Hill Farms, s-4, yes,
terday. Joe Tunis pitched a four
hitter for Fort Myer.