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ering at the Sheraton Park Ho-
tel. Federal officials will be
among the speakers. Mr.. Her
zog announced the discussions
will include taxation. renegota-
ton. the Federal budget, fringe
benefits and executive compen-
sation. The guaranteed annual
wage and its impact on corpo.
rate planning also is listed.
After a 6 pm. reception today.
Dean Raymond B. Pinchbeck of
the University of Richmond will
be speaker. at a dinner session.
President George w. Schwartz
of the Controllers Institute will
open the first general session to-
morrow at 9 am. Morning ses-
sions will deal with Financial
Control Through the Budget"
and Providing Funds for Enter.
prises by the Issue of Securities"
These topics will be discussed by
Deputy Budget Director Rowland
r. Hughes and Chairman Ralph
H. Demmler of the Securities and
Exchange Commission,
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Ahrendt Employees Benefit

Ahrendt Instrument Co. OF
College Park, Md. contributed
$84, ,405 to their employees profit
sharing trust for 1858. 1t will
be allocated among 100 employees.
The amount was an increase
over the $51,127 contributed to
the trust in 1852. first year the
plan was in effect.
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ence Of the
Contr oller s.
Institute Of
America, be-
ginning today.
The District
Control. with
H e nry w.
Herzog, con-
troller . treas
urer Of
George Wash.
ington Uni.
v er Sity. as
general chair.
man. is host
- H. LN
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Nation S Controllers
Begins n3-DayMeeting;
DemmIer Will Speak

Financial managers Of leading
American concerns are as
sembling in Washington for the
three-day Eastern spring confer
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Attention, Inuestors!

TELLER & OO.. stockholders
since 1881. are offering the COM
mon stock of new, young Atomic
company-price is Is cents per
share. Write for Offering Circular
to p o. Box 365. Jersey City, N. ].
Please do not phone You will re-
ceive this circular faster by writ
ing.
Evening star., 1954-03-21
Southern's Luckett Retirino

Southern Railway announced
yesterday its general auditor.
William H. Luckett, is retiring
April l after 81 years of service.
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Store Sules Mount

Washington department store
sales increased 20 per cent
in the week ended March l3 in
the downtown area and were 81
per cent ahead of the previous
week in suburban areas. This
upward trend was noticeable to
lesser degree throughout the
Fifth Reserve District, the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Richmond
reported. The increase on the
whole was IL per cent above the
week of March 6.
Compared with the same week
a year ago, downtown sales in
Washington were up / per
cent. no change being noted for
suburban stores. Sales declined
Z per cent throughout the fifth
district. Comparative figures
from January l to March 13 of
this year showed Washington
downtown sales 4 per cent under
a year ago for that period. Sub
urban sales were down 2 per
cent. These declines compared
with 2 per cent drop through
out the fifth district.
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Terry Yates Little Craft Wins
Newmarket Horse ShowHonors

contest was Rattle. owned by ].
c. Greene, which topped the
famous Al-Marh Horse Farms
Schahriar.
Llangollen also won the work.
ing hunters sweepstakes with
Compromise. which had taken
the blue in the open working
hunters class over a mixed crowd
of junior horses and jumpers.
With the hunter hack blue rib
bon also in tow, Compromise
was apparently headed for the
conformation championship
when the afternoon session
recessed.
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Hopeful
Continued from Page CID

time, for he never led by more
than half o length in a real
thriller.
The colt who won the Juvenile
at Belmont in May and the
Grand Union Hotel Stakes here
last Saturday shot out of the
gate and down the backstretch
with the others right along to
make him earn his $57,050 first
price.
Jamex Cox Brady's Common
wealth ran right alongside, with
w. G. Stephens Brother Tex and
Pyrenees not far behind. They
sailed into the far turn in that
order, with Commonwealth only
a neck back Of the flying Nashua.
Eric Guerin, who won this
race with Native Dancer in
1852. suddenly shot down sthe
middle of the track with
Pyrenees and it seemed asssif
the Whitney colt might make
1t. Arcaro looked back, saw
Pyrenees on the outside, but
apparently didn't see Billy
Boland and Summer Tan max
ing a big run on the rail.
Arcaro whacked his colt half
a dozen times just outside the
final sixteenth, then parked the
whip and steered Nashua home
in a driving finish.
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SpseioI Dispatch 10 The star


HAYMARKET. Va, Aug. o.
Thirteen-year-ol Terry Yates of
Alexandria won the small hunter
championship of the st. Pauls
Parish horse show here today
with her chestnut mare Little
Craft. which she rode over
jumps for the first time only
two years ago. The reserve went
to His Nibs. owned by Col. Max
well Taylor and ridden by Toni
Brewer of Washington.
Little Craft also earned a leg
on the handsome junior Corin-
THAN Challenge Trophy and won
a reproduction Of the bowl for
her owner.
In q show program diversified
as rotation crop farming the
st. Paul's committee today
brought out talent geared to
herding cows, trail riding, fox
hunting and plain open jumping.
One of the surprises developed
in this melange was the victory
of Llangollen Farms Adventure
in an open jumper sweepstakes.
Adventure is a nationally known
conformation horse but has sell
dom been put to test over the
big fences.
Winner Of the open Arabian
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N,9O4 Fans Watch
Mile Race on Turf;
Tessa Runs Second
By Tho Assoeiated Press

MAYS LANDING. N. j.. Aug.
28.-Walter j. Appel's Another
World won the Miss America
turf stakes at the Atlantic City
track today before 29.904 fans.
who wagered $2,482. 901 during
the afternoon.
Second in the sophomore 1illy
fixture, which turned into a
stretch cavalry charge. was Liam
gollen Farms Tessa, coupled in
the mutuel field with Mabekky.
Third was the favorite, Darby
Dan Farms Clear Dawn. The
winner was three-quarters Of q
length ahead at the wire, with
necks separating the next pair.
Another World, daughter Of
Blenban. was capably ridden by
Norman Cox, and the two of
them completed the mile journey
In 1878. The winner picked up
$1,000 Of the gross purse of
$24.450 and paid $12.40, $3.50
and $500 across the board.
The first flight in the running
was well punched with Inciden-
tally. Miss Benz. Clear Dawn and
Mabekky alternately setting and
pressing the pace.
Midway down the backstretch,
the second fight made its pres
ence known and, passing the
half-mile pole. Another World
took q short lead. with Black
Main coming into contention
along with Michikee, who reared
at the start but came between
horses to be prominently placed
heading for home.
Another World had won her
last race here. which also was
run over the grass course but
at 51a furlongs. This was her
second victory in II starts for
the year and her first stakes
conquest. In taking down the
$4,000, she was earning nearly
three times as much as in all
previous II starts. Her total
earnings for the year are now
$4,000.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sassy

ins aboas fS HG1 claim
Nell Keesnn lGrsntl 500 s.4o zee
Re-. Hops s,s.s Kn Ttt Gee d rlSvsr MAJ MAJ
FOURTH RAcE-purse, $1,000; claim
ins; 3-year-olds; Lib miles.
Sal Ssh:is e.. tkt 9Mcc.,.,n, $50 s9S $sS
Hill Runner. Her Scandal, Miss FL
Hott, Drayton's Sal. Mr.. Darling. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-pur.e. s1.7oe: allow
sss rain ss5s 's BY sse n sss
Nimbie Lady Fresh Gal. Dustaiort.
Fluent Al. Carnival Kid. Time, 1905.
'N sfxT I1icf RA lsfords $500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up: about liz
strssmlined tClark) $50 $50 $50
Bristol Joe (Carrillol 100 $40
bil Ess'. Beam sn.. Grant viii, wa 500 800
Girl. Hap Sge sall Thady w Tims. :So na.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
Claiming; 4-ysar-old and up: Lis miles:
h hsis.I Ti%s 1sS.rn'' 1880 sso 4 s
Miss van, Friendly Frank, Harpist,
EiaHFTH RAcEAParse. $i1s no Claim n:
i Amar 4-'sf kasss and Up; ao 4 nsss'
Fsstnet Rock (Cenlon) 500 $50
November Morn (Kane) $50
Noble idea. Moon Dots, Concise,
Fudge Beaten. Fox Lair. Time. 2:1S.
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|MaryIanders Miss
Only One Title In
Montgomery Show

Maryland ponies won all but
one Of the championship honors
at the annual Montgomery
County fair horseshow at CATH
ersburg yesterday.
AS the senior hunter and
jumper event rolled toward the
finish under the lights, local tall
emit again held the lead in most
divisions.
While pony divisions were
dominated by the pigtail set,
honors were about evenly divided
with the young men. Patricia
Gorrell of Bel Air and B0bbie
Gardner Of Seabrook. topped the
small pony group with Thane- Of
Wales and Silhouette. with ga
and s points respectively.
Miss Gardner had enough re-
serve from the medium pony
classes, where her Popcorn was
half a point behind the winning
Pretty Penny. owned by Parnell
Gore of Towson, Md. But the
males had the best of it in the
large pony division, with Rich
ard Zimmerman's Pinocchio
champion and C. c. Miller's Little
Spook. of Alexandria, reserve.
Miss Gardner's brother, To-
year-old Gary, was thrown from
his mount, The Rouge, and car
ried unconscious to Suburban
Hospital He was reported in no
danger with a slight conclusion,
and remained overnight for OBJ
lServation.
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Stan Easy Winner
In Rich Turf Race;
County Clare Second
BY the Assceioisd Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.--Engiish-
bred Stan Of the powerful Hasty
House Farms stables surged bril-
liantly In the stretch to win by
5 lengths in the SIS, 900 Meadow
land Handicap over grass at
Washington Park today.
Stan, ridden by Eldon Nelson,
streaked UP from sixth position
at the final turn in the naile-and-
three sixteenths race to cut down
County Clare, the leader most of
the way. who held up for second.
Third in the 10-horse field
was Brush Burn, winner of last
years Meadowland.
The top-weighted Stan, carry
ing 100 pounds. was making his
first start since capturing the
rich Arlington Handicap last
month. Stan. coupled with two
other Hasty House Farms run
ners, Mister Black and Ruhe. re-
turned $40, $3.50 and $3.50,
County Glare. owned by Brook
Meade Stable. paid $3.50 and
$3.50. while Stanley C. Mikell's
Brush Burn returned $2.40.
Stan, who previously had
earned $132, 800 in his three sea-
sons of racing, today collected
$32, $50 for his owners, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allie Reuben of Toledo.
The feature, witnessed by a.
582 fans, was clicked in the
slow time of 2:002s on a soft
turf. The track record is 1:5445.
County Glare, surprisingly we'll
backed at To. streaked of to a
long lead and was five lengths
ahead when Stan made his move
at the turn for home.
Once they Strengthened out,
Stan really turned on the speed
and overhauled County Clare
between the final eighth and six
tenth pole. From there, Nelson
rapidly drew out with Stan.
Brush Burn. running UP front
most Of the way. chung doggedly
behind County Clare to finish a
length behind for the third spot.
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AIerted
Continued From Page C-6)

gave Masters his pick Of three
to take to Bowie" Marcus says.
"He picked two others and Cock
fight. Why. I couldn't figure
out. Anyway. ! sent Hutcheons
along and believe me, that little
Cockf1ght sure loved that jockey.
A hundred people could come
by Cockfight's stall and he'd pick
out Hutcheons every time. One
day the boy comes up to me
and asks when I'm going to let
him ride. I had promised, so I
gave him his choice of four
horses. Without hesitation he
picks Cockf1ght. I think he
must be crazy.
Then he asks me to loan him
81 and he gives me 50 and asks
me to play the Sc across the
board on Cockfight. Just for the
heck Of 1t I put $40 across on
the horse myself.
That horse went to the top
and never looked back. I get
$1,176 back and I paid only
81 ZOO for him to begin with.
The horse and Hutcheons went
on to take six seconds. three by
camera finishes, and one third.
He was out Of the money once
Ii nine starts and won $500. He
finally was claimed away from
me-
Cockfight was Hutcheons' only
mount.
He was q good boy. but be
liked TO eat too much" Marcus
says. "He gained too much
weight and dropped out OF the
picture. I believe he went back
to Canada. - 4Sssss
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID, S7s. 40.

THIRD RAcE-Purss. $500: allow
s:s:ss, i: 81 ss $:s; 500 sfs ss
Cammell Laird (Hsrris) $50
srechin. Time. 1924. (New course
5 Cardy -Trioane.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000. claim
se%. Vsnp ssnsip sS.lo is.se $40 SO
HHellow Mist sGlass'r) 1850 SO
Family Man. Fern Gold, Brookshirs.
fRl lma p.lo.I Home Fleet Blond Beau.
.T TiErg sscsM;zru.;:, IS; 900; allow
cstsS.w iWeeSSosssS 500 $40 40 $40
Privacy (Atkinson) $40 2SO
elevation (Guerinl $50
rrir First Watch. Gigantic. Turf sun.
81 sixTH 'S RAcx-rh. Hopeful Stakes;
$30: 900 added: 2-yesr-olds: oh fur
:; :: 2s:|... $40 :ss
. cemmonwssith. Model Ace. Laush.
Brother Tex; Grandpay. Time, 1:17.s.
Nfsa1 stsRs csnt r.
lowances: 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Phantom Song (McC'y) $50 $50
Pelo1 Has Aiisss, Performance. Zee lee
GGss Gee. Silr5ian. Terrebonns. Perman.
fI Shin R Ksea sR;E. s. ooo claim
si.ssiss Maj ssn AS ss.4o' iii, 9'e' $50
Keno, Elndei Ruth G.. chum. Hunt.
er's Union, Time. 1:b5M.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss7 .20J

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year -olds: 8 furlongs.
Jays MON Kuft.| 5000 1s.so ss.ssSS
Be-Gin (ThomaS 7.%O S.60
Candy Box, Anon, Two-Twenty. He
lium, Miss B. v. Time. 1:122s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
swamp fThes.Ss lT rs sn.so is.sS s.so
ci.sr sweep 's Ssspiaito, $50 SO
Rocket Light. Little whim. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 5000; claim
Joe's Crest lBaiza'ti) 7.2O $50 s.40
Chappy's Pass (Sol'na) $50
catsl pseq ny sSoenaf es0n Time s iGi
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
Bright Charge (Jen'ns, 7.2O 500
M. An sSa ses: Admiral George, Hofss.
SEVENTH RACE-Narragansett Nurs-
srv Stakes; $1,000 added; 2-year-olds;
sSssns.sI. Martin, 1000 $50 GO s.s &c
Pay Section. Days Duke. Blue Guest.
Mutt D'Amour. Flag ofacer. Time.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l IL miles.
Connie Rab DeSpi'tol $50 $40 ESQ
Appointment (Rod'ucz) 4.4O 800
Can Nedron (Bohenko) 500
Late Return, Rose Beauty. Ginger
Boots. Time, AS.
NINTH RACE-Purse. S2.100: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: l IL miles.
Double Header III (S'a) $40 $50 ESQ
Pauline Gross (Mayo) TAO $50
Answer Man (Kurtx) $50
Biltrite. Flying Mile. Sweet Sigrid.
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SIXTH RAcE--Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and UP; furlongs.
Heutei tJessepb 0.20 $50 300
Sherry l. (Church) SEQ
Prince; Time. l:2sas.
Handicap; $4,000 added; 2-year-olds
and up; = miles tturD tfirfn).
. Stan (Nelson) $40 $50 2.2O
County Clare tShukl $50 $50
Brush Burn (Wagner) gao
a Ruhe, Blue Dare: Andres: Mister
Black. Vantage. Sandtop. Spur On.
Hasty House Farms entry.
EidHTH RAcE-Purss, $500: claim.
ing; 3-year olds; / mile.
Bobby-Hoo tAdams) $50 $40 1850
Angled0xer tBrOokO $50 2.eO
Radiant Fox, Huskin' Bee. Carrier
Girl. Rays Surprise. Time. :43.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 10 miles turf).
Challarian tAdamsI 1880 eco 40
Em.s RAID. I n.sI sRl,.,,, 600 LAG LAG
Penrose, Eight-Eight Dink,, Mystic
Chief. .Sedgeview. Obtain, Pete's Vigil.
Time, l:623s.
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StreamIined Takes
Hagerstown Finale

HAGERSTOWN, Md. Aug. %.
-Hagerstown's half-mile track
closed today with Peter Vischer's
3-year-old fllly, Streamlined,
coping the featured Harold
Bester Purse.
The winner turned the course
In 1:50H, setting a new record
for the mile and a sixteenth.
The old record, set in 1852 by
Ginger, was 1:50A.
Streamlined paid $3.50, $3.50
and $3.50.
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MusseIsheIl Wins Derby

DEL MAR. Calf. Aug. % P.-
Jim Sinnott's Musselshell. ridden
by Willie Shoemaker, won the
$17,350 Del Mar Derby here to-
day. Musselshell, the 7-to-5
favorite, defeated Spring County
by . length. Tussle Patch was
third.
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DeSpirito Scores Triple

PAWTUCKET. r. l., Aug. %
(R.-Tony DeSpirito, in action
for the first time since August
20. rode three winners at Maria
gansett Park today. He brought
home Thales in the second, John
Willie in the sixth and Connie
Rab in the ninth.
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Charts of Yesterdays Races at Atlantic CITY

Copyright. 1854. by Triangle Publications. Inc.p
FIRST RAcE-Purse claiming 3-year- and up
Lis miles Post 206 off at start out
place. driving. Wnner-Mrs w. Kings g. 4, by Alquest-
Honored Miss. Trainer e. w. King vaues-S1 $780, 5000
$500. $40. Time, 1:45+s Cloudy and fast.
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Huqerstown Results

FIRST RACE-Purse $1,1O0: claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up: Ga furlongs.
Wee Ms;os tfSwieyl 4s.2o 1890 5.So
Helrs Flame (Sorrentino) 800
Blind Mother, Wise Bet, Thistle Bull.
La Butte, Fourth Point. Time. 1925.
SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000; claim
longs.
Irishmark (Conlon) $50 $40 eco
Bakers Queen (Staufferl 400 $50
Penny Achance Drury) 500
Seton Hall, Zany, Lady Pirate, Sun
Brandy, Ginhappy. Time, 1:O6N.
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Saratoga Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 3.year-olds; 2 furlongs.
sGalway Gertie Lester) SEQ $50
Proctor. Platterpuss, Too True. Blue
Riches, aGander. Heartache. Time.
1:27T.
Fox Hollow Farm-Seabo entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: maid
ems; 2:year:olds: 6h furlongs.
Nanny Pleasant (StD $3.50 1890
Deer Prize (Nichols) ALTO
Mohawk Valley. wars History, Little
Wolf. Marks Puzzle. Lazy Began. Vivid.
Time, 1:07N.
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Washington Results

4
FIRST RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing; 4-gear -oldsf and MP; . furlonss.
Flight CAPTAIN {A'sI 38.00 I1..0 $50
Mon BAiser tNelsonl TAO 40
Beaming Light tBrooksl 5.G0
Our Gift, Wcodview King. Courts
Maude, Safari Boy, Roaming Oscar,
Mr.. WtKgtns. lnccnstant- Time. 1:17fs.
SECOND RACE - Purse. S3.250:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; fur
Erraard Besu twickeD 1890 go $50
Possess (Baldwin) SEQ 400
Fighting Whis tWeis'n) Gao
Slick Knight voluts. vidi, Count Pur.
Mighty Moment Air Flight. Time. 1:16.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S347.s0.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
int; 2-year-olds. 5la furlongs.
Fine Grader fBrecks, $50 2.60
SKY s, HaM eCS%SD .w..,,. mai, A.. s;ao
Talon-You. Time. I:093s.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. So. 1000; claim.
ing: 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Fancy Deer tChurch) 7.20 $50 3.S9
sssSI SrG 5ess a}Jes.op, $50 s. az
grsss' Fleet ssWsra. Glorious Glorious Lady, sasp4 Tims
1:16ss.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S3.25o; claim.
| Fleet Factor Cook 11.2O. $40 3.Ot
| Mostest q. Adams) 2.4t
Cow Town. Lady OF Chance, jane
| Gal. Time, 1885.
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Little Dynamite

CHARLESTON, S. c. R.-
Twelve-year-old Don Easterlin
not only pitched a no-hit shut
out but also slammed a bases
loaded home run in a Little
League game here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

FIFTH RACEPurse, $4.50o allowance 3-year-olds fur
longs Rost 4o1 off e. once start good driving
Trainer A; F. East. vaues-$27Oo 5000, S5s5, S315
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Nurrugunsett Results

FIRST RAcE-purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up: furlongs.
Ridge Runner (Mayo) 14.O0 100 go
Bassington (Solimena) 1920 1.2O
Jakablom (Th0mas) 800
Claire Dauber Aprisa. Isle Of Peace,
Roberta-Win. Angel Slipper. Helicon, Lii
Forst, Do Do. Bills Son.. Time Ills.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Thales (Despirito) $40 $50 $40
Recurring (Mayo) 11.2O 7.4O
Unattached (Rohenko) $50
Little Colleen. Tenure, Mr.. Majority.
Brother March. RESIGNED. On We Go.
Time. 1:122s.
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Two-dolar mutuels paid JUESBU $780, $3.50. So.
ALAMEDA KID S4.20. $500. UPPER MERTON. $500.
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Two-dolar mutuels paid-NOBLE LAD, S64O $500.
BIT O'DREAM, $420 $500. PEE GEE. $3.50.
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SECOND RAcE-Purse. $780, claiming: 2-year-ods: 9
furlongs 1885, off 1877 start, good: ridden out
place. driving winner H. Hechts b. .. by Noble
HeroLassie Trainer, c. Fetner. values-$210
$780, S455 $245
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REAIRs AND SERVICE

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cQmplete remodeling service: esti-
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No money DIN 80 mos to pay SECO
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Kit. DAth remodeling: attic..-fans;
recr. rms: roof repairs: all work
guar. 10. 7-2543 after 8 pm. ID
BRiCKLAYING GONTRACTOR-FiTe.
q places, walls steps; all types q
BRICK AND STONE WORK. cal,
Tony Homes, additions, garages
hreplaceA retaining walls, etc. Re-
modeling 4 specially Terms ar.
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|BRICk AND MASONRY woRK-Re-
pairs, all types; hreplaces repaired:
reasonable rates on small jobs. Oh
CARPENTRY Of an kinds, painting
ana a fence osso workshops. JEFFREY's
ca At Entry repair work of All
reliable mechanic: free estimate.
oARPENTfRY, alterations, repairs si re-
moqeling: old and new work. MR.
SMIIH; kE. 6-SS66 any time. -5
htSt allu cXteIlOI, FOOLS
repaired and painted. WA: 7-6442.
CARPENTER, small Jobs a specially;
porcheS, atties, fences, painting, rec.
rms; any time. .JU. 5-3224. So
CARPENTRY and General Repairs
8 wears to pay. Call LAWRENCE.
CELLAR WnEFs ROOF ,i lea s W Walls wet,
cost MR., NEvfGs, Ii. 7Hssoa, @ oS
CEMENT, FLAGSTONE AND STONE
WORK. Call LII. PABLO, II
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-SSSS any
day any night
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits, small jobs done
immed. RIA. 6-2222 any time. .
/ rails only or installed; Big savings
LU. 10000. ia. S-O442 til q pm.
FENCES, chain link; S1.0b per It.
installed Call 10. 1-0292 after 2
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