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Evening star., 1952-11-07
Retail Trade Slowed
Slightly During Week
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. Retail
trade slowed slightly in the week
ended Wednesday as the presiden-
tial election diverted the atten-
ton of shoppers, Dun & Brad
street reported today.
However, dollar volume con-
tinued above the corresponding
1851 level, as it has during the
past seven months. Suburban
stores again had more favorable
gains. compared with a year ago,
than did large city department
stores.
Dun e. Bradstreet estimated
total dollar volume for the week
to be from l to S per cent higher
than for the like period a year
ago. Regional estimates varied
from corresponding 1851 levels by
the following percentages: New
England and Midwest. up TO 5;
East, down to up 3; South. South
west and Pacific Coast. up 2 to 6
and Northwest, unchanged to ur
4 per cent.
Apparel sales were below the
preceding week, but ahead Of a
year ago. However, sportswear
shoes and children's clothing were
in good demand.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Stock Prices Mixed,
Rails Offer Strength
To Profit Taking
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Nov. strength
in railroads put a much-needed
prop under the stock market to-
day as weekend profit taking
made an appearance.
Price changes ranged around /
to 2 points either way, with the
upside more popular.
Business was at a rate q little
better than yesterdays 1890, 600
shares.
Motors were given q whirl. with
Chrysler the most popular. The
stock opened on a block of $500
shares, up Ia, and continued
trading In that area. q.
Allegheny Corp. turned in a
block Of 5000 shares up 70 at 33s
and continued at that price. Nc
Intyre-P Porcupine traded q block
of 1900 shares of 11a at 671a.
Seaboard was up between 2 and
8 points in early trading.
Higher stocks included South
ern Railway. Baltimore and Ohio
Nickel Plate. Gulf Oil, American
Telephone, Republic Steel, Gen
eral Motors. Studebaker, Cater
pillar Tractor. Douglas Aircraft
and General Electric.
Lower were Standard Oil IN. J),
U. S. Gypsum, Kennecott Copper
Allied Chemical, American Wool
en, and international Harvester.
Corporate bonds were narrowly
mixed. Governments in the over
the counter market were steady.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
ELLIS and zeve Lead
In Mixed Pair Bridge
AT District Tourney

Mrs. Jean Ellis and Vic D. Zeve
late last night took the lead over
IS couples competing for the
mixed pair title in the District
contract bridge championship.
The city-wide tournament.
sponsored by the Washington
Bridge League, opened yesterday
at the Willard Hotel.
The leaders totaled 2O3 match
points for the first session. DR..
and Mrs. A. j. Steinberg, Defend
ing champions, enter the final
round tonight in second place with
100 points. Other Washington
area players in favored positions
are Mrs. Mariana Boschan and
James G. Stone, 1891. and Mrs.
Harry Kaplan and J. L. Roster.
|188.
At the halfway mark in the
race for the women's pair title be-
gun yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Edna Evans and Mrs. Bernard
Rosson are in front with q score
Of 242. Mrs. N. A. Olmstead and
Mrs. w, r. Plum with eight points
less are second, while Mrs. Flor
ence Millspaugh-Mrs. H. G.
Campbell are third with 223. All
are Washington area residents.
The women's title match con-
cludes this afternoon. Concur
rently scheduled is a one-session
mems pair event. The major
event of the tournament. the open
pair contest. will be held in two
sessions starting at 2 pm. tomor-
row. A special pair contest is
available tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
for those eliminated from the
open.
An amateur open pair match
for The Evening Star Trophy, and
a team-of -four event, both two
session. games, starting at 1890
pm. will conclude the series on
Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Chicago Livestock

;. chicago; Nov. 7 ~ tUsDA>.-salable
later trade fairly active $3.50 cents low Nv
er; most decline on weights over 80
pounds; sowS very uneven but generally
50-75 cents lower: most choice. iSO-a70-
pound butchers. 17.50-1765 with 1850
popular price on weights 22O-pounds and
over; oyer top. 1873 paid ,sparinely for choice
5g0-210-pound weights; few coice 300
shoics s6o e. 6o,l 50-pound. 1851 50; most
small lots choice 275-325- pound, 16. 70
II 90: good clearance.
salable cattle. 900. salable calves, 200;
generally STEADY all classes Of cattle;
heiters, nominal: vealers, steady; few
1,3OO-pound steers. 81. .5O-35.75: few lots
s0 sso0mnmerciai NM to low,choice steers. ,21 so
ners and Gutse5S i: 1159,l4 utility and
eial 70 choice vealers. 20. 90 -32 90.
salable sheep; 1900: SLAUGHTER lambs.
24;25: bulk good TO- prime natives and
fed westerns, %. .00-24 90: native culls,
90 500 mostly: yearlings in load lots,
absent slaughter ewes. firm at 5.5O-6.25.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Store Sales Still Lag
Behind 1851, Despite
Record PayroIIs Here
By DonoId B. HodIey

Washington department store
sales in the week ended November
/ improved per cent from the
previous week, but remained 4 per
cent behind the like 1851 week,
the Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond reported today.
Sales in four weeks ended No
vember / were 2 per cent behind
a year earlier. Census Bureau
studies show that the department
stores are faring better than the
average for retail trade in this
area.
The sales lag from a year earlier
continue although payrollS are at
record levels for this time of year.
Higher wage averages have more
than Offset a moderate decrease in
employment from a year ago.
Employment in the Washington
Metropolitan Area in September
was estimated by the United State
Employment Service at 626, 900
persons VS.. 626, 500 in the previous
month and 627, 100 in September,
1851.
Estimated at $2O3 Million.
Applying latest available wage
averages, this indicated September
payrolls Of around $203, ,072 900 VS..
$203, ,512. 900 in the previous month
and $196,034,000 in September,
1851.
The USES report gave the fol-
lowing September job totals for
various classif1cations. with
changes from month earlier and
q year ago:
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
Is PennssIssnia, sIssni anss bsifsious sa'.s1s
fair quality @ sS5s5S; Maryland, ,hfS peliei. Hp
!nsn sineR SR up 4oo2s 3d. ts,s als su.lty M
inch up, 2.50:3.00; 2E-inch up. 1.5o;
stiymsns: n,.tas.R 2R.igeh inch up: fair suaIity 800
u s. Size saeaay 81 j. sasE3 sas
Pennsylvania Katahdins. 4.OO-5O: u. s. Il
size 3. 200; 50-pound sacks. U. q, II
sweet Potatoes-Firm; bushel baskets
y =, Is. Maryland Goldens. hest, 300
o9rdinary to fair quality. 1875; Puerto
Beans and Beets.
sso9 osissl tir hrmHssi sSs
'sy Lima oo ssndeT EFssfns'
fair aaality and condition: 10000.
SyshsI Iet topDsd Dsaeh cents
q, pioultIy: Market barely steady on frysrs
resistance noted. Heavy type hens stead!
5% rsy & &HESnfss psmsns sn ssos oq &s.S 4 e
offerings more than ample, trading slow.
mostly S7-Ss' dIsis Hsns; M.ns.fy lishi type 171s.
Fleur-Rsceipts, s.6ls loo-pound sacks
lis bushels; stocks, 4,1sssse bushels
Nc, 2 RED winter. gsrlicky, spot. domestic
Corn--Receipts. 232,ee9I bushels: ship
bushels.
oats- Receipts, 2,e7s bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks. none
5arley-Receipts none: shipments
Rye-Receipts, none; shiprnents none.
stocks, 3,016 bushels. .
Soybeans-Receipts, 6S,386' bushels;
shipments, none; stocks. 32S,200 bushels
Millfeed--Receipts, go tons.
Egg Market Steady.
lYesterday's QuOtatfons.b
EggS: Market about steady. Prices gen.
orally unchanged. Some -processed
large storage purchased at 44Ha-46. Re.
ceipts continued light. Supplies ample for
fair but improved demand.
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by frst
Larse minimum so per cent A quality
whites, 61-65h; brown and mixed colors,
6O-63. Mediums. minimum 90 per cent A
quality whites, 1850; brown and mixed
colors, 46-4S. Smalls, 36-3S, :
Egg receipts: 1878 cases.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
N. Y. Bond Market
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Mo-Pac 51as ~ 66N
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NYCHR 3hs % 73s
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Pac G&E 50 70. 96ih
Penn RR Is 90 1ooiM
PennRR 4ias65 1c4N
PennRR 4AsS1 96iz
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Phil Ell gas 81 9eM
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|PubSE&G3sh72 1o3A
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Scott P CIV IS ~ 1o776
IS B T&T 3s TO. %
So Pac 4Ks 81 1o2M
ISoPac4H HssOr77 los
$50 Pac cv $500 16o
So ~ ~ Sc 1924
lStdOIn cv3MS2 1o7N
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Third Ave 4s60 SSM
lUnO OCalcv3 hs721oS
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Evening star., 1952-11-07
Foreign Exchunqe

change rates follow toreat Britain n n doi. 1.
lars. others in centsl:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
United States cents. on !. OF a cent. =
Europe-Great Britain (pound). So. 791s
Of v Of g cents: Great Britain 30-day
Britain, 60.day futures, a.7s, on Oh Y1' IF !
cent; Great Britain 90-day futures, 2.7Sss,
on Y Of . cent; Belsium (franc), 200
cent, unchanged: Holland lguilder). 26.35.
UNCHANGED Italy (lira) .16IM Of q cent
unchansed; PortuEal tescudo), $50. un-
changed: Sweden tkronal, 1885, un-
Latin America--Arsentina (free,. 7.22
nchanssds q sr,z, tree. 30 unshanssS; ss,;
var), 30.03 unchanged.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 1880
unchanged.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov z R-Cotton futures
continued irregular in forenoon tradins
above the lows for the day. good deal
of the activity centered on evening-up op-
erations by traders prior to the next
cotton crop ioreeast on Monday Ins aver, Mr,
York Cotton Exchange placed the crop at
i a, 507. 900 bales. This compares with the
oncial October estimate Of 14,413.000
Noon prices were 80 cents Q bale lower
70 Is cents higher than the previous close.
December 36.25, March 1851 and May
Evening star., 1952-11-07

list INCLUDES NC
| FOREIGN l:l5
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IColon1bia 3s 20 SOFA
Riot GdeE7s66st - !
| Uruguay 3fas64 7SH
NEW YORK CITY
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IDOMESTIC l:16
IAlucoAm 3h "a 1o2N
lAluC uCCanL3M70 1904
lAm&FP5s203O | rs
IAmFP 4.SOs 81 61M
31as "a l17ih
IAmT&T2As 81 1ooM
| lAmT&T2As 76 9S
| AmT&T 224sSO. 93h
| lAmT&T2sss SO. 90
Am Tob 3s 80 9es6
| A T 8 r Is 95 110h
IB & o 5s 75 B. 1914
lB & o 5s 95 G TIA
B&O cv41a20I0 67st
lB&O TIC 4s IS e2M
Bost Me 4las 20 57lh
Bost Me As 60 69zt
ICan No 4las Sc log
ICan Nat 4las57 1o7z
ICan Pac Is perp lo3
ICaro Gao 4s66 1o4N
lCRRNJ 3A4s a. SAN
lC&O 31as 80 d 9elh
lCMSPcv41a2044 63N
lChi q 8 3lss 63 1oolh
| ICinUnTr23ls74. 95%
ICCCSL Aias "a 50
Cns I'd 23ks Sc 93N
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IDayP&E2azs7S. 9S3
lDelL&W4iasS5. ~
lD&R inAla2O10 943z
lDet Ed cv 3s So 117zt
lDow Ch cv $3.50 1o4iA
lErie 4Nas 2016-. 7eiA
Fla y C 6s "a -. 93H
Gen Eds 3ass70 1oA.A
iGM&O 2O44 B. 70N
Evening star., 1952-11-07
BroziI Using More Trucks

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Although
there has been no increase in rail-
road-track mileage since 1916, the
movement of goods in Brazil has
increased as the result of a rise in
the number of trucks-from 49,
Gas at the start Of 1949 to 260, SGT
at the start Of 1852.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

= q U I n Mr' EOu''oh.
classes in some 20 cities across the
Nation.
Regional conferences of the in
stitute kept him busy in Septem.
Der and October and next Tuesday
night he will preside at the ma
tional speaking contest of ASH
at the convention Of the United
States Savings and Loan League
In New York City.
Another Washingtonian, Robert
A. Mazzolini of Northwestern
Federal Savings and Loan AS
sociation, will be one of IA con-
teStantS.
ID. C. Bank Debts Down.
Washington bank debts, indi-
Gator of general activity, made an
unfavorable showing in the week
ended October 90. despite a fur
ther rise in bank loans, the Rich
mond Reserve Bank reported. In
vestments were reduced further.
Debts of IA reserve members
here for the week amounted to
$220, ,046, 900. a drop of lit per
cent from the previous week and
4.6 per cent below the like 1851
week.
Net loans outstanding on Octo-
Der 20 set another record of $349,-
97l 900. a gain of $4,741 900 from
a week earlier and $37, 7,701, 900
above a year earlier. Commercial
loans of $151. .587. 900, also a rec
ord, were up $2,709, 900 in the week
and $17.309,000 higher for the
year. Real estate loans were
about unchanged.
Investments of $507 ,685 900 were
of $10,485. 900 in the week and
down $40.276, 900 from a year ago.
Demand deposits of 1915, ,565, 900
were up $6,945 900 in the week, but
remained 1861 900 below a year
earlier.
Sales of new and used cars
picked up sharply in the District
in October, but new-car sales re-
mained behind a year ago, Traffic
Bureau data disclosed today.
New-car titles issued in the
month totaled 2,O19 VS.. 1871 in
the previous month and 2,073 in
October. 1851. Ten months titles
reached 18,849 VS.. 25.362 a year
earlier.
Title transfers, barometer of
used-car sales, totaled 1878 in Oc-
tober vs.. 2,917 in the previous
month and 1914 in October last
year. Ten months transfers
totaled 1861 VS.. 1882. -
District registrations, after de-
duction of transferred registra-
tions, on October 81, totaled 1885,
1913 VS.. 189, ,635 year ago.
Peoples Drug Sales Higher.
Sales of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, totaled $4,565, OCT in October
a gain of 79 per cent from $4,231,.
918 in September, 1851, Treasurer
H. j. Althouse reported yesterday
Sales in 10 months this veal
aggregated $43,6S4,040, an in
crease of 7.3 per cent from a yeal
earlier. The company had Isl
stores in October VS.. 145 a yeal
earlier.
Admiral Exhibit Scheduled.
Mid-Atlantic Appliance, Inc.
will be host to area appliance deal
ers at an exhibit of 1853 Admira
refrigerators from 10 am. to
pm. on Sunday through Tuesda,
at 2046 West Virginia Avenue
NE.
Foreign executives of Tran
World Air Lines will be entertained
by officials of the Washington
TWA Office at a dinner tonight a
the Water Gate Inn.
Joe Awad has returned to Dav,
Herman Associates. Washington
advertising firm, after leave o
absence since April.
Jay G. McNulty has been names
representative of the Associate
Discount Corp. here, it was an
nounced by Edward Salisbury
Washington branch manager.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

10000 and U.s.
600 miles since
March as presi-
d e n t of tn e
American Saw
ings and Loan
Institute. This S
is believed to be
a record for in
s tt u te presi-
dents.
His first work.
out after his
election at Los
Angeles was to
address A S Ii
Evening star., 1952-11-07
.Metul Quotations

NEW YORK, Nov. CP,.-spot non-fer-
cents . pound, Connecticut, Valley. Lead,
cents q pound, East ct. Louis. TIN 81 .21ls
. pound. New York. At Pittsburgh, scrap
metal No. heavy WAs quoted at ~.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

HoufU sales On the Exchange.
100 pm. ESQ 600 2:00p.m 600 ooo
fUnit OF trading 10 shares. sIn hank-
ruptcy Sr reeeiyership or being reoresnized
under the Bankruptcy Act OF securifiee as-
sumed BY such companies. Rates 81 diyi.
ddsnds In the foresoine tables are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted: special or extra dividends are
net az - mSiIded. sisSt cld called: y Dividend.
nual rate. plus stock dividend Declared
OF PAID IN 1851. plus stock dividend.
able In stock. estimated cash value on ex
dividend date. Paid last year. Declared
or paid after stock dividend or splitup,
( Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears
q Payable IN stock. exact cash value un-
determined on declaration date. p Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting. De-
clared or paid IN 1862; plus stock dividend
y Liauidating dividend. vi When issued
x-dis Ex distribution. vd when distributed
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK. Nov. z R.-The New York
stock Exchange reported today these odd
lot transactions by principal dealers on
of 145,066 shares on 1928 orders; sales
of 124.O15 shares on 4,5l9 orders includ.
ing $3.50 shares sold short on 105 orders.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

POultOn Sets Travel Record.
William E. Poulton, vice presi-
dent and treasurer of the Colum-
bia Federal Savings and Loan As
sociation, has travelled between
Evening star., 1952-11-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. -
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Nov. Up. - Dividends
announced:
Pc stk. Of Pay
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Washington Exchange

Notice: This exchange will be closed
next, Armistice Day.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Hocotia, Make Haste
Win Co-Feafure as
Charles Town Closes
Special Dispoieh 10 The Star

CHARLES TOWN. w. VA, Mar.
22.-The favored Hocotia won the
seventh race, co-feature of the
Charles Town race tracks pro-
gram which ended a l9-day meet
ing today. but not without a
battle from Innkeeper, running
twice in two days.
Yesterday. Innkeeper, a 3-5
favorite. easily won the 61a-fur-
long featured sixth race. TODAY
Mrs. H. w. Wagely,s horse was
asked to go a mile and sixteenth
but could not win over DR.. w. C.
Ensor's Hocotia with Ray Correa
up.
The crowd Of $500 saw another
favorite. Mrs. M. Paul's Make
Haste, take the sprint feature, the
six-and-a-half -furlong sixth race,
over Publicity Miss and Sugar
Buck.
Jockey Bob Iannotti moved
Make Haste up fast on the out
side going into the stretch and
waged a duel with Publicity Miss.
finally winning by q half a length
as the two horses outdistanced the
field by five and a half lengths.
Make Haste paid $3.50. $3.50 and
The. daily double, which paid of
at over a hundred dollars more
often than not during the meet
ing, again was worth a goodly sum
as Snow Passes and Always Late
made up 1925 pay-off.
Correa who was the only Jockey
to take two races on opening day,
again booted home a pair of
winners today but had to share
the days riding honors with Ian
notti and Walt Herman, whose
ride on Snow Passes, a 10-1 shot
in the first race. boosted the daily
double price.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

THIRD RACE-Purse. $I,6QO, allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; 9lrlongs.
Fl Pair Me (Craigl 4.0os32Q 2.s0
Roaming Oscar (Willis) $40 40
Excelsis (HufnageD 40
Time 1:143s.
Also ran-Gimme, Happy Jim. oat-
burner. Old Burlap. Wild Terry and Lam
caster.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim-
ing; 4-year -olds and up; 6 turluongs. =
Cotton Joe (fIeckmann) ESQ $40
First Night (Jessop) $40
Also rari--Blue Missy, Locks. Easy
Dixie, Royal Charles and Rusty Lad.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1:sOo; claim
Ing; 4-yearsolds and up; 8 fgrlongs;o -
Msa Ms nssIls sam. Hassamsnnt' lasnmoRt $50 SsS
Also raln.charing Light, Eauichall,
Mestiza and Holly Sweet.
SD SIXTH RAcE-Pu5se; ACE r5 s. 900; allow
Blue Point (Wiiliams) 1880 $50 $40
Ny Dividend (Carstens) $50 2 so
Wisenheimer, Ouhon) $50
Also ran--convidado, Ten Forty and
Feudin Fightin.
SEVENTH RACE-Purss, $4,000; handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and ups l IS miles.
Spur On lAdams) 11.60 4.60 800
Ruhe (Heckmann) $40 $40
Gloriette (Craig) 800
Also ran-Fleet Factor and False.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1.6oO; claim
Ia ayssfSlds sss daion, saS aD lSao 3ss 500 700
Mag 1sa FIST i9sf tpoyieS syHeSs' SOY 1850 go
Also Ae' ran@katie N, Col. watt Blue
Fire. Dish. Camolino. Baraual, Dashing
Don. Silver Clad and Short Red.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
.S12,5OO Pace 10 Top
Laurel RaceWay Meet

Topped by the $12,50O Invita-
tional Free-for-All Pace, June %.
35 stakes to be run during Laurel
Raceway's trotting meeting in
June have drawn some 800 entries,
track officials announced last
night. Fourteen events carrying
l$5. 900 purses, one worth $4,000.
and ten Of $4,000 value are listed.
Sampson Hanover, 5-year -old
PAGER and one of the fastest
harness racers in action last year,
Direct Rhythm, Guineau Gold,
Yankee Hanover and Thomas b.
Scott are among the nominees
for some of the laurel stake races.
The Maryland harness season
opens with a 20-night meeting
at Rosecroft Raceway, beginning
May 16.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Aerted Beats Why Not Now in GuIfstream Race
Scores Head Victory
In Driving Finish;
Going Away Is Sd :
BY IL. A..oeia..d Pres.

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 22.-Alerted,
owned by the Hampton Stables,
defeated Why Not Now by a head
in the $4,000 Appleton Handicap
before a crowd of 1860 at Gulf
stream Park today. :
OWE Scurlock sent the 4-year-
old son Of Bull Lea into the lead
on the inside entering the stretch
and whiplashed him home over
the fast-closing Why Not Now.
Alerted was coupled in the wa
gering with Easy Whirl, the entry
paying $40, $3.50 and $3.50.
Why Not Now, who ran as an
entry with Dart BY under the
c. B. Bohn colors, returned 1910
and $3.50 and Going Away. rep
resenting the Brookmeade Stable.
yielded $500.
Alerted covered the mile and q
sixteenth over q fast track in
LAB. Easy Whirl wound up fourth
and was followed by the slight
favorite. Mass o'Gold, Able Sting
and Dart BY.
The feature was named in
honor Of the late Albert I. Ap-
pleton, one of Gulfstream Parks
most enthusiastic supporters and
q motivating figure in the con-
struction of the tracks new 81
million clubhouse.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

1
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s1,7oo; claiming
Our Freedom (Mafale) ZOO $50 $40
Lieutenant DeStasio) $50 3.2O
NoStrilio (Pucko) 1880
Also ran@Montaera. Commitment. Gay
Gino. Sir White. and Jennings Boy.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse.- S1700, claim
ns; 9y,arS 4TSyeaT-Slas Tiosts and up; fprl9ngs 90
GeTSam Gsrfaa oase eGenssles5 ssllsspo 300 9.SSoo
Also ran%kabs Son. Custody. Cafe
Singer. My Duchess. and Pair Of Roses
FIFTH .RACE-Purse. 81, 800; claiming
4,year;olds and up; flrlongss -
Finder Keeper ttDDestasio, ~ $40 $50
Lone Pilot aCatalano) $3.50
Prince. Eimwood Pair. T Demon, % and sailiHe ii0e
SIXTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; allow
aResS cisys cSoise sna Yp fuTl0nss
Sh spudder Belansen 800 go s4 90
Royal Maaryel tGonzalez) $50
Also ranwRnly Bowlers. Lunation and
oh Dead heat for win.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
Whirling Bat tRoberts) 400 500 2.eo
Simms lDestasio) 4.20 $40
ArlelS Marx fGonZalez) 4.40
Also ran-dreat Shuttle, Eland. Hoop
set, Crystal Pass. and Sam H.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $4,000; allow
snsssi S-yesrjto9ds furlsSn9EoS 9o a.
Big Jet fPollard) 22.4O $40
Sailed Away (Vttellil 800
Time. 1895.
Glade well. Baisa. and Devils Chant.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81 700: claiming;
3-year-olds; one mile. sss..g. ~.
Enthused (GonzaleZ) A.40 800 2.20
Evermine (Despirito) 4.4O $50
Hatties Gift (Anyou) 400
Time. 1:4425.
Also ran--Orange Noon Tarauin, Linda
Harriet, Vulcain Sun. and Rosie N Me.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Gulfstreom Park
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FIRST RAcE-Purss. $1,000: claiming;
4aryear-olds and up; furlonss; =
s%ssn sess sols s%lddsn BALDWIN, 1850 S ssSS s.sS sS
jolly lime. Pet i!isl ioGigslm0ne' $40
Ae B. spEas RoSn SPEED Red On SeSes tss
sSrgss sFSSrgss' Sir Stephen, Jimmy's Doll and
), sEcoND EAcH--purse. $500: claim
Dance Band dCulmonel 14.I0 SO 4.eO
Double o (Breckons) 400 $50
Dusty Demon fPacker) 1870
Also ran@Royal Bones. Debby j.. Pur-
sued. Wolf whistle, Linda's Lady. Strada.
Daily Double Paid s6s.7O.
THIRD RAcE-purse, $500; claiming;
piseonsoiSte anP tPorch, 3 aoso $50 500
Astral (Lawless) 1870
Also ranLEcuador. Manchac, Monte
Reale,. Pakistan. Flaming Bush. Agrarian
U, volo Song and Narrator.
FOURTH EAcE-Purse, s2.soo; elaine
Black Al fcuimone) ITO $50 40
First Verse (Church 800 800
Our Hespera !Borgemenke) $40
Also 'ran-Tlny Terry. Adriutha. Emer-
sact a Jnd d and G socE sprnf xchanse Tssn
4-year- -olds and up; IL miles,
Alfadur lKirkland 1920 7.40 4.40
Money Wise (Church) 400 $40
Fighter Jack (Rizzo) 800
Also ran-License. Chagin. Maudeaux,
tion Agent.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 1000; allow
anees: 3-year-olds; s furlongs.
Admiral Cherry fRod'2l $50 40 800
Boomer tBreckonsl 4.30 $50
Gaelic Gal tHettinger) $50
Also e ranNRoyal Stream, Aioran. Ensisn.
Winging Along. Game Dal and Golden
Kernel.
SEVENTH RAcE-Appleton Handicap
S10.000s added; 3-year-olds and up; / IL
HIsItes Msa 4. essgrIosk, saa 3,,v.r. $40 sso ssS
Going Away lBreckons) 900
Also ran Abbe sting, Dart BY. Easy
Whirl. and Mass OsGold.
5 Hampton RSnn eas Stable entry,
EIGHTH RACE Purse. SO roo: claim
Garibaldi iWfdmsnj 2g.40 7.5e 4.70'
New Hope tChurchC 40 3.10
Refun tBaldwinJ 40
rvi1,Io Ai:o IsnTas ss T,isr s. 5nsls Gypsy WY
IN NINTH RACE purse. 81 ZOO; claiming.
44,ysar-olds sc sls In, and sp y miles. % a.
Joan Anne K. FlutieJ go 4.50
NarcisSus fCulmone) $40
Also A' ran Called, Partition. Nictor, Hish
Peak. Jingle Jangle. Clickable. Sandlot,
and Luxurtant,