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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Charles Town Closes
With Betting Il Pei.
Higher Than in s.
special Dispe,eh 10 The s.a,

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 14.-With total betting of
So, ,365. up 7la per cent over
the 1858 period, the Charles
Town race track today concluded
its very successful 36-day meet
ing. The wagering for the final
card came to $509.698.
The recent winner, safe,
turned in an easy victory in the
feature. the $500 Altoona Farm
purse. Safe, owned by Mrs.
Charles r. Lewis, was the favor
ite of the crowd Of 9,069 and paid
$4.2O.
He raced to a clean-cut three
length decision over Vets Boy
while in third position was Bold
Sirday. Safe was timed In 1875
for the Charles Town course.
100 feet more than six furlongs.
Jockey Tony Russo Of
Baltimore. who earlier in the day
drew q 10-day suspension for
interference, registered his Both
win of the meeting astride Safe
A one-time stakes performer
the Maryland bred Safe is back
back at the races after an en-
forced layoff because Of weak
UNDERMINING.
The fifth disqualification of
the session took place after the
fourth race. Goree G. Waugh's
Weber Jr. getting the major por-
ton Of the purse after Sgt.
Jake's number was ordered taken
down by the stewards because Of
interference through the stretch.
The revision brought about
payoff of 81. Russo was aboard
Sgt. Jake and got a To-day
suspension for his ride.
Jockey Richard Kline did well
this last afternoon of the meet
ing with a double aboard the
$3.50 winner of the opener,
Blotto, and the lightly-regarded
victor sf the third, LATHE Flossy.
A ticket on the latter paid $3.50.
The 10 and 5 daily double
combination Of E. Johnston's
Blotto and Mrs. Elsie E. Mar
keys Rosdreenagh. winner of the
second race, was worth $51. The
latter paid $40.
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The Dancer Races Tomorrow
In Special Saratoga Sprint

will ride Gigantic, only three
year-old in the event.
No rider has been assigned
either Trusting or First Glance,
however. and both are doubtful
starters.
Owner Alfred Vanderbilt and
Trainer Bill Winfrey are anx-
ious for Native Dancer to get
the sprint under his belt. The
4-year-old, son of Polynesian
worked a mile today in l:4l2s,
The Oneonta is special event
which will be staged between
the sixth and seventh races,
| There viii be no betting.
Tusting's trainer. Lev Fam
ming, wants to wait until Monday
to see his charge has fully re-
covered from his trip from Cali
fornia. Trusting, q 6-year-old,
won at Hollywood Park in June.
First Glance finished eighth
in the American Legion earlier
in the meeting here. Before that
he had taken the $40. 600 Wilson
Hapdicap, under lit pounds. 81
Sal atoga -at-Jamaica.
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1854 Crowd Sees
Entry Of H. H. Polk
Score Mild Upset
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug.
14.-New Dream, owned by II. H.
Polk, and Brookmeade Stables
County Clare, a stakes winner
for the first time this year. ac-
counted for the two divisions of
the $4,000 added Boardwalk
Handicap at the Atlantic race
track today.
A crowd of 1854. largest of
the meeting. turned out to bet
$2,557.112 on the program. The
crowd saw New Dream close fast
on the outside to score a mild
upset. With Jockey Logan
Batcheller in the saddle, New
Dream, son of New Moon. was
up by a nose to win a photo fin
ish over c. Milton Kline's Raster.
Jacyln Stables Setubal was a
neck back in third place.
New Dream paid $3.50 to win
and covered the mile on the turf
in 1865. just two seconds off
the track record. Polk received
$15,775 of the gross purse of
$23.025 for his horses winning
effort. Miss Atlantic City. Marlyn
Ross, made the presentation to
the winner.
Roman Rocket set the early
pace with Raster and Setubal in
close pursuit. Setubal tried to
move through on the inside in
the stretch run with New Dream
and Raster charging for the wire
on the outside.
Jockey Nick Shuk booted
County Clare to a 2l2 length VIC
tory in the second half Of the
Boardwalk-divided into two sec
tions because of the large num-
Der of entries. The son of Shan
non II ran down the pace-setting
Mackville midway through the
backstretch and held on to score
easily. Mackville wound UP sec
ond, a neck before Jaclyn Stables
Closed Door.
County Clare was clicked in
1865, only a fifth of a second
off the track record for the mile,
and returned 1920, $500 and So.
The win was worth $15,825 to
the Brookmeade Stable.
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Ocean Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-Pace. Class 20; purse.
S S.s rS'ss visle ,o n. ESQ >, sss :ss
EDWARD NJ. tMaTsh, ~ $50
GErisEy FEET, Joe Boxwood'' Patsy Yorkk::
SECOND kAcE-Trot. c classifed:
purse, 5000: / mile.
3 3srn,. Coed ~ nefgno TAO $.9 9S ESQ so
Follow Count, Lordie Roseeroft, San
ORA Jean, Nelly Song. Time. 2:l2.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1850
THIRD RACE-Pace. CLASSIFIED:
$.ass k SS:t is :T $40 .S s sss
The Collector tCherriD 4.2O
Band Master. Miss Dover, Paurs
Lady. High Command. Phantom. Time.
Fourth RAcE-Pace C. CLASSIFIED;
MIGHTY Me tsh'kleyJ 1900 $50 $50
Squirrel Squirrel sRiSd is!. eco s. SO
Honorable O.. Ohio Boy, Sis Hanover.
Rose ESss H 4 .aSil Woollen. Sally M. Direct.
FIFTH RAcE-Trot. c Classified:
Goblin Gii S SBelD ~ 500 $40 $40
Patrick Colleen tH,ardl 500 $40
Earnest McElwyn tSmithl 2;fO
rrs Sixth I'M RAcE me; ttSc-s classined:
purse, $500; / mile.
South B'way (Ad'ms) 1910 40 800
Miss Windswept (St'tsb 800 2.4O
American Lou Carter $50
Boot Key, Berlin Airlift, Long Song.
Captive Girl Time, 2:0Sh.
SEVENTH RACE-Pace. &C Classi-
ned; purse. 500: ! mile.
Or. DarlinEton tCo'D 21.6O 0.2O $50
Alton Patch tRiddick) 40 $40
Sure Con tCherrixl 3.2O
Vic's Boy, Elsa Hanover, Banner
Band. Yam Up. The Pye. Time. 2:07.
NINTH RACE--Pace. c Classified;
, purse, 5000; / mile,
Wee Willie Wrinkle n, s.4O $50 600
Perky Madge tRiddick) $50 $50
BieFy's Som fJ0nes) $40
Dees Delight. Head Pin, Time Bomb.
s.5S4. Handle. SCISSORS.
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Hagersfown Opens
Meeting Wednesday
Special Dispoteh TO The s.er

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Aug.
14.-With 100000 to be dis
tributed in purses. the Hagers-
town Fair Association will open
a To-day race meeting Wednes-
day. Post time will be 2:15 pm.
washington time).
Top races of the meeting will
be the Inaugural and Bester
Purses opening day and the
Harold F. Bester Memorial on
the final day, August %.
Henry j. Carroll, racing sec
rotary. has listed race of 2 1/16
miles for Saturday, August 81.
Ray Haight again will man the
public address system
An abundance of parking
space will be available inside the
Hagerstown Fair Grounds and
on a spacious lot, just completed,
at the back of the track.
Special buses will run from
Washington and Baltimore, re-
turning Immediately after the
last race each day.
Eight races will be run daily,
with daily double wagering on
the first and second.
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Charles Town Results
BY the Assoeioted Press
nA~E n ~ onn,

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
s E:.'sl4l is'' 1Fa..., 1850 s s$S =:
Nv Az Melford First, Bandufris.
Time. 304s.
SECOND RACE--Purse, ST 200; claim
ing: 4-year-olds. and up: about fur
FFSsS.stG 4.a.. ske ;f:ss, sac s s sS
Golden Dodie Moon Dots. Elyie H..
sunwac, Fresh Moon. Friar Bill Play
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $5i.oO.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about 6ts
Lille fios.y ,KIins, 1880 80 $50
Idle Tale. chicie sador. conEo KID.
Quatre Pass, Carl Edgar H., Hylo Gal,
Jack Galhad. Time, 1:22,
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81. 800; claim
%sb.5 year SHay, about 4 s fas sS eco
do SGT. Jake Russo, 500 $40
Rom Bacardya Wing Kitty, zaEgity.
do SGT. Jake won but was disaualined
and placed second.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. Sl,5oO; claim
ing; 3-year -olds about ga furlongs.
Carnival Kid tConlOnD 1.4O 800 2.40
DustalOrt RUSSO $50 2.2O
Bellies Baby tRivera) ESQ
Lagrin, Belle Star, Lady Pirate. Jr.
Jim. Pipe Wrench. Time. 1:2l2s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse So. 500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and UP; about Ga
furlongs
Safe tRuSsO) 40 400 500
Vets Boy tCOnlOn) 1910 1.4O
Bold Sirdar tSnyder) 500
Attavar, Eagle Speed. Blue Rocket.
Oneinamillion, Boss Bonnie, super
Moose. Time. 1:191s.
SEVENTH RACE Purse, 81 900:
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; "a miles.
Billie'S Gold (High'eb 1850 $50 40
November Morn tKanel $40 $50
Yumpin Yimminy (Kratz) 500
Leisurely, Mar. Shadow Shot. Con-
else Denton, Joe E. Lewis, Little Rocket.
Time, 2:16.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $l;5oo;, claim-
ing; 4,year7olds and up 70 miles;
E Eins Fleet tx .spgyder, $40 s,:S
Maid Of Hylo. Seven Crown. Good
Try, Sun Tony Quick Imperial. Time,
zoos.
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Norrogonsett Results
by the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
E 9s 4 tS.9. s,us snd sp ssS
american Pilot tValdes, @s.0O 1920
Hoop Roller. MY Preference. 1dealist.
My Banker Uncle Jay, Roy Prince, Sad
Fac, Clear Path, Rebel SPY Time ills.
claimins; 4-year-olds and up; 3 fur.
veri6est tRodriruez,. 1890 1890 1890
Scour tStuart) $50 800
Miss 's comeS ss ( coDier, Lady Finn,
Hish bA ifsfif bou Tins PAID ai1s sss4ssso.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Wehneda (Mercier) geo 4.4O $50
R RsEa R II f fS%,.6, $50 SsS
Closing Night, Ferryman, Abstract,
Busy Evening. Time, 1:46h.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-yesrsolds; 8 furlongs On 40
Joe's Crest (Balzarettil $40 $50
Boston Party, Eocene. Mike o'Herron.
Ny shoemaker UnrestrictsG, Fam ai5ar
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Lord Jeffery tJen'nsl 5000 1919 $50
Star Chief tDeWittl Ago $3.50
Eabani (Fisher) 400
Tampero sky Faith, Fondest, Legate,
Lonoke Flash. Time. 1:11ls.
SIXTH RACE-The King Philip
Handicap: $500 added; 3-year-olds
and up: l,s miles. On .oo 90
Soldier Son tBalzsretti) 500 80
Pine of Peace tSolimenal ESQ
Ram O'War. determination. Fight Q
Little, Fran Jr. Time. l:44.
Venuti entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $500:
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By the A.soeiossd Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. IA. - The great Native
Dancer, who has been idle for
three months with bad foot.
returns to racing Monday in a
seven-furlong special race at
Saratoga.
The big gray champion. win
ner in 20 of 81 starts and near
ing q million dollars in earnings,
will go to the post in the 5000
Oneonta Handicap.
The Dancer. his bruised foot
apparently healed, is being
pointed for the $4,000 added
whitney Handicap at a mile and
a quarter, August 81 and the
Saratoga Cup at a mile and six
furlongs, August q.
<He has been assigned 1877
pounds. including Jockey Eric
Guerin.
His stablemate. First Glance,
drew 119 while Mrs. r. Warmers
Trusting has been given ITO and
Joe w. Browns Gigantic lot.
Ttk apprentice, Ray Broussard,
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FIRST RACE-Purse. S3.250: claim
SnI., ayeaf fSh, and up; furlonss %
udo Reinach lBrooks) 7.2O 4.4O
oh Fleet Ace tPhelps) $50
oh Slick knight tAdams) 400
gain, Current News. Coal Heat. charing
Ns oh Dead heat for t; third.
! SECOND I,;1I RACE CO. Purse, $3.50:
Wal tHufnaren 24.OO 1880 7,so
Mists s SsSfse p sMsIso31 $40 az
Select Barre, Ny Dividend. Cherry cherry
Flame. volute, Fancy Step. Count Pur.
lssai biiL S'1 PcGsLE FANS FT5 .i di
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
s snE; 2 Kessv 5 f9rlSnss an
Coronation Boy Jessopj 1i.s0 $50
Fine Grader. Retract. Don't Fail Me.
Intelligent. Merriwolf. Time, 1:052s.
handicap; s-year-oids; i mile. SsN'
Hasty Road (Adams).
Old Forge Pepafal.
Pun suance Bailey.
Pinetum tHeckmannl.
No wagering. Four horses went.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: fur
s SiFfs Boy Ef a.s.m.nn 1880 l 5sS i iiS
Columbus Bound lC'roll> 1850
DoGility Double Barrel, s.; Reno,
Lamar, Vezlark. Time, I'LL.
ances; s-year folds: "a furionss. AA0N
Georsisn Adams, SEQ ss.ssoo $ $et,
Freedom Lane. Wagon Drill, Tom G..
coiseo. Time. 1:05.
Sixth RAcE-The Misty Isle Handi-
cap; $4,000 added s-year-olds; fur
Blue ' violin ORB, 1870 $50 500
Rosemary B. !Dodson) 1910 800
Countess Fleet, euerida, queen
Hopeful. Nose Trouble, Happy Mood.
Eternal Frolic. Page Of Roses. Hoop
Pegeen, cosentina. Garb. Time,
Lehman-Hertz entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse., $4,000; OPP
tional claiming; s-year-olds:~ . fur
I si:!s IL wss sT 400 s s:s s s:s
Baby lucky (CoOkl 4.8O
Lady Elliott Blenny. Nile Prince,
Right Big. Time. 1:11B.
EIGHTH RACE - The Grassland
Handicap; S25.0 900 added; 3-year-olds
and up: n miles turf.
Mister Black (A'ms) 1l.4O $50 800
Brush Burn (Wagnerl 4.8O 800
. VANTAGE JessOp) ESQ
Able sting, vasabond King, Andres.
Night-Phara Spur On. b Ruhe. Smoke
Screen, Sandtop Montenegrin. Time.
1:4SA tnew track record.
Vanberg entry.
b Hastv House Farms entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: op-
tional claiming; 4-year-olds and up
la miles tturfi.
SOOcru tPhetpS) TAO 100 S.2O
Be Swayed fCombestl $50 $50
o. Bee tChurch) 4.4O
Sio Moe, From Afar. Famous Corner.
Worthy Option, Mr.. q. Time, Eats.
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Rough Pastime. Wins
Prince Georges Title
BY Bruce FoIes Jr.

Sidney Gadd's Rough Pastime
from Cockeysville, Md. held his
early lead to win the Junior
Grand Champion of the Prince
Georges Democratic Club Horse
and Pony Show yesterday at
ForeStville.
Ridden by his 17-year -old
owner. Rough Pastime won the
junior hunter, placed fourth in
the Junior hunter hack and
wound up second in the Junior
handy hunter to accumulate
liza points for the champion
ship. The reserve went to Gary
Gardeners owner-ridden Tania
with score of 10 points.
Parnell Cores Pretty Penny
won the Del Rio Challenge
Trophy class over q of this
areas top ponies to bring his
score to. 1872 points for the
medium pony champion.
Junior hunter mack, Lee Leverings
ritv N.Y. ~ s Stsm n rt S,,s W.
I. Sidney Gadd's Rough Pastime.
,-ssH Small pony back. Mrs. Arleen
fhsns Of 0S Wales e0' john SS 6 SGtFsrs
Windholme symphony; A. Susan Moles-
worths Bambi: 90,
san@ s RHay Iarn Nancy cores rss
Nutcfacker; 4 Charles BosuesEis Wealth
Large pony back, Robert scrim;
zimmermans sPinocchio; 4, Bosinod
Junior hunter-1, Rough Psstime; 2,
4, Shirley McVay's Josan,
bi; z. w Rk Symphony; 3. Thane
Of Wales; 4, Pegasus Stables Silhouette.
Medium pony working hunter l.
Joe; e snTpr IS s f HSteracksr SMOKEY
Gardnsr's INC Moonbeam:; z. Mrs. W. 1S Graz
a@ ste seyce ke aSpss SILVER Heel
den Jane; 2, ,Rcagh Pastime;, 5. Gary
Gardner's Tania; 4. 10 shipley's step-A-
SMALL pony Jumper. Thane Of
Wales; 2. Silhouette; 3: Star; 4, Junior
a Msdi@m s ponS jumper @er' BOX Pretty
Penny; 9. Smokey Joe; 3. Bobbie Card
T nsr's ss;Epcorn' A. Katherine Kusner's
Large pony jumper. Honey Bee; 2.
Pinocchio: 3. Golden aJne; 4. Lem
Junior touch and out. Fitz ster-
Arkies Boy; i G c. Mills. Little spook
Del Rio Challenge Trophy, Pretty
Penny; 2, Surprise; g. Smokey Joe: 4,
Pinocchio: 3, Golden Jane; 4. Lem
Junior modified olympic, Tania; 2.
Golden Jane: :; Martha sterbak's Catch
small pony touch and out, Debbie
Di Paula's Seabrook; 2, SAUCE Box; 3,
Medium pony touch and out,
Smokey Joe; ., Nutcracker: 8. Pretty
Large pony touch and out, Honey
Bee; 2, Moonbeam; 3, Northllte; 4
Junior handy hunter. Tournament
Beau: ., Rough Pastlme: ., catcn Me:
Junior champion-Rough Pastine.
ILL., points. Reserve-Tania, 10 points:
Small Pony Champion---Thane of
Wales. Sla points. Reserve-silhouette
Medium Pony Champion - Pretty
Penny. 1914 points. Reserve-smokey
LARGE Pony Champion--Honey Bee. IS
points. Observation-Disclosures. points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
John Miller Elected
Rosecroft President
To Succeed Father

John w. Miller was elected
president of Rosecroft Raceway
yesterday at a meeting of the
tracks board of directors, sue
ceeding his father, the late Will
liam E. Miller.
The 43-year-old Miller steps
up from secretary treasurer of
the organization, where he will
be succeeded by Adrian Fisher
Leroy Humphrey was reelected
vice president.
Miller has participated in the
action side of harness racing
although not as much as his
father, who was known as
one of the sports outstanding
owners, trainers, breeders and
drivers. Young Miller received
his United States Trotting Asso-
citation license as an amateur
driver only last spring.
The new president has been
associated with harness racing
since his father moved the fam
lily to the Rosecroft Stock Farm
at Oxon Hill in 1917. He at
tended Eastern High School in
the District and the University
OF Maryland. where he played
baseball and basketball.
Miller went to work at his
fathers Miller Furniture Store
in 1888, became general man
ager in 1888 and executive vice
president in 1910. He has served
on the board of the National Re-
tail Furniture Association and in
1947 received the Cavalier Award
as one of the II outstanding
furniture retailers in America.
Miller last year was elected
treasurer Of the Harness Tracks
OF America and is a director of
Brandywine Raceway in Will
mingtOn. Del.
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claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 9 fur
Clear Sweep lseenza, $3.50 1870 7.ao
Lord Louis (Valdes) 1910 lie 90
Rocket Light (Bshenko) 0.4O
Hotrock, Ferro Fox. Printers Devil,
Sun Rene, Time for Speed, Little Whim,
First Copy, Sir Fay. Pearl Diver. Time,
1:12.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. SO. 600; claim
ing. 3-year-olds and up; / Il miles
Next Stop tB0henko) $50 $50 $50
Fine Bun tStevenson) l1.4O 200
Bit o. Hope (Balx'ti) $50
Pacific II. Ny Truly Fair. Utopia,
Rose Beauty, Kentucky Home. Usual.
NINTH RACE-Purse, SO, 800; claim
Ing. 4-year -olds and up; 1 IL miles.
Perfect Sweep tM'cier) 100 400 $40
Judy Rounders fB'nkel eco $50
Blemish (Martin) 40O
Rocket Blue Ish Kabbie. q Call
Golden Fiddle. Lees Highpep. Time,
1:462s.
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Leterna Wins West Coast Feature
BY the Asseeie.sd Press

BY the Asseeiassd Press
DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. 14--Leterna, the sec
ond longest price in the field unfinished Ave
other 3-year-olds to win the 18th running of the
$10,O00-added La @olla Handicap here today
Leterna returned $3.50, $4.70 and $3.50
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Charts Of Yesterdays Races at Atlantic City
copyright, 1854, by Triangle Publications, Inc,

np furlongs Post 2:os of 2:02 start good dry
The Rhsmsr-Deyii May Care; trainer W King Values
81 800, 5000 $500. S210 Time. 1:1o. Clear fast
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Saratoga Results
BY the As.oeie.ed Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up; z furlones.
Trenton Sand tG'in) 1910 $50 SEQ
Stock Exchange u'teD 1920 1880
Bone China (St0valD 4.OO
Rioghail, Violifiist. Chilog. Tacaro
q Palwire, DANGEROUS SUN, Z LonEleat
Knowitall. Flower Queen, Attentive
selectiys. Time, 1:27.
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B B.:s 70: d: ss;s s... $50 Il. Il: s.s
Harlem King tAtkin'n) $40
Ei MuesrT pI..v S ssi.r Scyb Mo4q men
Daily DoUBLE PAID sesso
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances; steeplechase; 4-year-olds and
UP Z p. about miles niles, - 80 -.
Bavaria Carter ''0 $50 80
.oinny Bug The American, Tour
Isl List, Beau Pre-. and Goose Bay.
Dudley. Watkins entry.
b Montpelier -Metcalf entry.
FOURTH RAcE-.Purse; the saratoga
$50 winner takes aln; 2-year-oids; 8
E? s Se.n..s !!Ars.s., ace e: o...
Fiying Fury 5 Marie Morn. Brown
Hackis: Time. l:12hs.
5 cam 'nAss ov s sstassbil. entry.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $500: maid
s1 Iit,i. y S.Il aSshr re faaIbbcSHss
On Model Ace CORN ESQ $40
Distant Drum Bright Plumes, Dedi-
cate, Ambient, Luminary. c Gay Re-
a Little Wolf. Time. j :oSss.
Whitney entry.
Phipps- king Ranch entry.
oh Dead heat for second.
SIXTH RACE-Tne Travers stakes:
$4,000 added: 3-yeer-olds: Ia miles.
| Fisherman tW'housel 2.0O 2.40 ESQ
Lychnus tB0lAMdl Ace 500
elevation tGuerinl 400
Fun Flight, Palm Tree. War Of Roses.
| SEVENTH RACE-eurse. $4,000: al
| lowances; 4-year-olds and UP 8 fur
longs.
| Expietive tstoyali, sl.lo 1880 $50
| Crash Dive tGuerinl SIC $50
/ Caesar Did tCangemiel 1O.20
| Scent. Aceful, Real Brother, Fly
| Wheel. Jet Master, Hyphasis. Bradley.
Ffy-Lo. Time. 1:12.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
i claiming; 4-year-olds and up; y miles,
1 Seetstoun fRedRtgueat o.4O $40 S.1N
/ D@yer Dell tBroMssardl $40 $.1@
i Ceilint tAtkinsenl Isl
Hnntef's Union. Norman, Princs.l
| Re- Letd0wn, Quick FIRE. Ttme. 1.6b,
1ieboe o1tyx.
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: 8 fur
longs
Hypaiong (Glassner) ESQ 40 $40
Dash for Cash (Guerinl AGO $40
Harlem King tAtkin'n) $40
Muharram, Bayou Boy, Moufon,
Elias q, Putney, Palmer Method. Time,
i,Auy nOuRLr pam ses A
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S a.: !, Il ;!:;..; II + Il:
na Ds wa sfase

SIXTH RACE-First division, Boardwalk Handicap.
s-ysaroids ana purse $4,000 added i mile Post,
asr Perks CHI BY New pa ymsis A. Trainer
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l. Bieber-Nrs Z. d. Jacobs entry.
$40 KAsTER. $500, S. sETuBAL $4.26.
NEW DREAM unhurried while following the pace, i'm
proved his position from midway The final
continued on gamey and Just missed. sETuBAL saved
vantage he gained briefly in the drive ROMAN ROCKET
weakened only slightly having
swift
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DAILY DOUBLE ta-5) PAID SEE. 80.

Two-dollar mutuels paid-LOUREE. $50. $500. SCI
TOKYO GIRL, So. $3.50 DOTORA. $500
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Washington Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $3.50: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Suleiman (Church) 7.3O 4.4O 800
lido Reinach iBrooks) 7.2O A.4O
oh Fleet Ace tPhelps) $50
oh Slick knight tAdams) 400
Sky Princess, Fancy Gent Big Bar
gain, Current News. Coal Heat, Charing
Light: Time. H.
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S. 80. HANWAR. S4.60 $3.50. RING KING $3.50.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 81 ,O0O allowances; 4-year-ods and
up; fqrlong Post w 40S "a 4q9 SssF goSdi won
by Beautiful I-Toast Trainer E. W. King. Vaues-S2400
$500, $500, $3.50. Time. 1214s (new track record.
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Fin. Cd

@Stg $3.50 30 $40
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Limited Quantitiy-SaleP Priced for Limited Time Only
The new 1854 Admiral V brings you great big q"
with elike picture thots amazingly cleor and
shorp Trim compact cobinet in nohoeony-colored
plastic with eosyotune eosyto-reod dios You get top
performance and up-to-the-rnnute styling at hord-to
equal price. You can be sure they'll go fost so hurry!
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10y for Nook San

FORT KNOX, KY. R1.-
The wonders Of America still
whirled around little NaokiI
Spilman today.
The 4-year-old japanese
youngster was reunited Satur-
day night with his mother,
Mrs. Yuki Spiln1an. after 4
year Of unwinding immigration
red tape that kept him ii.
Japan.
He has come to live with
his mother and foster father
TISergt. John w. Spilmaa.
Sergt. Spilman married Ma
oki's mother In Japan after
her first husband was killed la
Korea. Limited immigration
quotas forced Naoki to stay be-.
hind when the Spilmans came
to America.
But with the help Of the
Red Cross, the way finally
u q -
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$40 Million Boost IN Aid lJrqed for Latin America

statement yesterday, has
brought home to the American
people the need for doing more
to help develop Latin Americas
resources for the benefit Of her
people.
The Floridian said he viii In
troduce an amendment to the
foreign aid authorization bill
tomorrow to increase from SIS
million TO $35 million the funds
authorized for the technical as
siStance program In Latin
America.
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Cont Give II Awuy

BOONE. N. C. R.J. B. john
son, student Of human psychol-
ogy, stood on q corner here with
10 81 bills and offered one to
every passing pedestrian.
He gave up after asking IS
men and women If they wanted
3 dollar.
Only three of them accepted.
1T was discouraging, said Mr..
johnson. Humans don't trust
each other anymore.