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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02


Ben Gurios Asks Arch Leaders 10 Tclk,
Pose A-3o
Reds Seek 10 Soofhe lsrueli Fears on
Arms Pose ASS
East German government In q
5000 word statement submitted
ito the conference secretary gem
Ierai yesterday.
The Russian idea envisages
THE continued division Of Ger-
many for some unspecified Pc
4riod. 1t also is designed to win
recognition for the East Ger
mans from the outset by the
establishment Of an l-Cerlnan
council consisting of represent
latives Of both East and West
German governments.
No Surprise to West
Soviet Foreign Minister ". III.
IMnlOtOv's proposal contained no
surprises and IN Its form was
regarded by Western quarters as
certain to be rejected BY the
United States, Britain and
France.
It's principal points:
/. Creation of the ALE German
Council BY the Parliaments of
the two rival governments.
2. establishment Of mixed
committees under the Council I'd
deal with questions Of economic
land cultural ties. Gernaan cur
Irency. finance. customs, post and
telegraph and transport.
3. Search within the council
for accord on strength, arn1a-
Ement and location Of units re-
lQuired 10 ensure the defense Of
THE two German republics
Il Work Ia the council On Esi-
Ifnpean security and Oh questions
ifnlaffau "A aha hqinainn ahatif
IN ,s -. fcy ~ ,,ns9es-
ltion of Germany as 8 peaceful
and democratic state
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

ticle will deal with the political
aspects of the question.
Every study of Korean politics
must start with an appraisal OF
the kind Of government Presi-
dent Syngmaia Rlee runs.
He fatty denied to me that he
lis q despot. He contends that
everything he does Is in accord
Iance with the will of his people.
II think he honestly believes this,
i'm q paternalistic way. But like
many q weli-regarfied Western
politician, he can rationaiize and
compromise with principle IN
time of crisis to achieve what be
regards as the greatest good for
the greatest number.
Most foreign observers on the
scene and his political opposi-
zion call Or. Rhee 4 dictator,
Continued ON Page A-2s, Col. J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

Vi. For i making section. by.section
tour u she Nalioat farmland. sound
ins out fornaers opinions on declining
farm pieces and locking into possible
effects 81 he current situation on
ness yeoss elections This i another
n His Dispatches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

:eI II. voss, star staff writer. hos iusl
returned from o trip 70 Korea. Til.
first article IN three port serie.
deals with the politicol problems d
the country and Americas ,nteresl
il them. Later orioles viii stud,
the Unifed Stotss stake in the mill
tory and economic future 81 kosea.
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Offers
West Council
OF All Germany
Idea Is FcmiIiur,
Sure to Be Turned
Down BY Allies

GENEVA. Nov. 2 1.-THE So
Wet Union introduced to the Big
-Four foreign ministers confer
Fence today q plan to set up an
all German council to bridge the
differences between the Bonn
and Communist East Berlin re-
gifnes.
The plan follows In Its broad
lines the ideas presented by the
Ben Garioa Asks Arch Leaders 10 Talk,
Pose AIS
Reds Seek 10 Soothe lstueli Fears 81
Arms. Roge As3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

7sonsif Bidders Nov Faee Monde,
DeadIins. Rese Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

Dixie at PimIico
To Be Run on Grass

The increasing popularity of
turf racing in this area has
brought about a change in the
conditions of Pimlico's Oldest
stakes race. .....
The Maryland Jockey Club
announced yesterday that for
the first time in its long history.
the Dixie Handicap on grass.
The race on May 81 will the 54th
running of the Dixie and the
3-year-olds and UP will be re-
quired to go one mile and three
furlongs. This is a quarter of
a mile further than Straight
Face travelled in winning the
1854 renewal last year.
The Dixie purse will be $25, 900
added. of which the second
horse will earn $4,000 and the
third and fourth $4,000 and ST.
500, respectively. The owner of
the winner will receive the bal
ance. plus all nomination and
starting fees.
The winning owner also will
receive permanent possession of
a handsome silver trophy.
The race was inaugurated at
Pimlico in 1870 as the initial
stakes at the historic Baltimore
track. .-..
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Mrs. Lawrence Wins
Stowe Giant SIaIon
By the Associated Press

STOWE, VT, Mar. 9.-Andrel
Molterer, %, blond Austrian
carpenter, and Andrea Mead
Lawrence, 22-year-old Colorado
mother of two. won the giant
slalom on Mount Mansfield today,
duplicating their winning efforts
of yesterday in the American
international races.
Mrs. Lawrence and Molterer
placed first in the regular slalom
runs that opened the three-day
meet Friday with one of the
fastest mems and women's fields
ever assembled in the United
States.
Molterer completed the mile
long, fast course down the ma
tional trail in 2:04.4-exactly
three seconds ahead of last
years national slalom champion,
Chiharu "Chick" Igaya, 23-year-
old japanese now a sophomore
at Dartmouth College.
After Igaya came Martin
Stroll of Austria in 2:09.3 and
Martin julien of Switzerland in
2:10.0.
Katy Rodolph of the Reno
(Ney0 Ski Club was second to
Mrs. Lawrence in 1:54.8, and
Skeeter Werner of Steamboat
Springs, Colo, who, like Mrs.
Lawrence, skis for the Aspen
Ski Club, was third in 1853.
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Bowie
CONTINUED from Page CID

Refine on the back stretch under
Sammy Boulmetis' urging, but
surrendered after this opening
burst of speed and finished a
badly beaten last.
Singing Beauty, with Joe Gull
none up, was a serious con-
tender, running second or third
until they hit the stretch, where
Norman Cox got William j. APP
pePs Another World running and
came on to pass both the early
leaders.
Guayana's victory was worth
$4,000 out of gross purse of
$27, 900, tipping her earnings for
the year to $33, 100, and her life
time bank account to $55,550.
Dordan. a building constructor,
also received a piece of silver
plate. 1t was good win, too, for
Trainer Jack Weipert, jr., whose
dad was a trainer before him,
and who is Just getting a good
foothold in the business.
Shuk picked up a couple of
races on Hartack in their battle
for Jockey honors at the meeting
by winning SIG daily double on
Seven Crown in the first race
and Caddy's Pat in the second.
That gave Nick IL winners to
Willie's Is. Each had a winner
later in the day.
Hartack lost a chance to pick
up a race in the third when he
seemed to go to sleep on Mrs.
Samuel Lewin's Counterparty.
the even-money favorite, after
getting the lead in the stretch.
The preSSbox inhabitants first
thought Starter Eddie Blind was
going stylish when they noticed
him using cane walking across
the infield. Later they learned
Eddie needed it because of an
ankle injury.
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Auto Racing Starts
Today at Marlboro

With any break in the weather,
officials of Marlboro Motor Race
way expect about 1000 fans for
today's season opener. First race
is set for 2::30 pm.
About go entries are expected
for the five preliminaries and Is
lap feature over the third-of-a-
mile asphalt track.
Heading the drivers will be
Johnny Cramblitt, last years
opening day winner: Mack Ham
bury, Northern Virginia Stock
Car Club point scoring champion
last year; Jim Hamburg. Mack's
brother; Elmo Langley, Bill
Prunier, Bill Dove, Sam Hash.
Pud Phelps. Bill Morgan, Buddy
Sealock, Jim Newton, Smokey
Wills and Ralph Sandy.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2S9.8O

Ing; 4-year-oids and up: about 8 fur
S;i sss, e: E:::ss $50 s sss
Gunny Sack, Owens Cuts. Argonaut.
bph 9ssS NJ TPm eeTe nd.l Foss Barker Fancy
FoURTH R,AcE.Purse, 81. 600: claim
var Pat Hewitt, $50 1900 $50
windsor PARK tRivera) $40
Ralph Holt. High Bond. T-Bob: NY
FIFTH kAcE-purss. 1900; claim
WI sinssss fsaaa. about SO fu ssS oo
Dual Streak ITeasue, 400 SEQ
Dandale (French) 400
Rdssd Bas sp Nitro MAS Consist asaa:
SIXTH RAcE-purse. 81. 1000: allow
snces; 4-year-olds and up; about 8
s ssS:ss.n Sy..,I 1920 1919 5.se
Dover Coast. Lace Ruhnes, Mile. Ell iii
Delaplane. High Ronda. Cepheus. Time.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse $1,000:
Cotton Boy tArdsinD $500 SEQ LEO
Bsrs's . Dream tGrimmI $50 $50
h"NWOW SbeHl 3.1O
Beats, Red Dream, Eauipoisette,
Petee's Pet. Irish Laughter. Barge,
1 EicH Nrsnf RAcEm nPsi 1890, claim
Ing, 4-year -olds and up: IL. miles,
ksply's Image hoy s.2O 400 $40
Winsins Aiong tGrimm> 500 $40
Passing Parade tHitn $40
Loudoun Lass. Time for Fun. Pooch,
Howard County, Happy Bull. Airtroop.
Time, 1:52As
NINTH RAcE--Purse, 81 200; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up; about liz
Rebs Ace french, $40 $40 eco
vapid tGrtmml IIf0 IN
sainte Odette tSt'fer) dan
Busy Amhie, Freddie K. Daring
King, 0oidenS Wing Jan Peck. Broken
strip. Shadow Shot. Time. 2:4S3s.
House entry. n
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81 Colts Stay Eligible
For Rosecroft Stake

Rosecroft Raceway officials are
confident that the total value
of the William E. Miller Memo
rial Pace will top the $25, 900
mark after 81 of the original 70
nominees remained eligible by
payment of $50 sustaining fee.
General Manager James M.
Lynch said yesterday that Off
Gals were amazed and graft
fed" at the unusually high per-
centage of colts that were kept
eligible for the featured 2-year-
old stake of the 20-night harness
meeting opening May 6.
Lynch added that the eligibles
also represent the finest juvenile
pacing stock in such top-notch
stables as those of Billy Haugh-
ton. Del Miller, Joe Eyler and E.
p. Cray.
The May 27 event, honoring
the late president of the Oxon
Hill track, will be the richest
2-year-old stake in night harness
racing and the richest harness
race in Maryland history.
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only 81 more than is charged 4
resident. So when you go down
to Oregon Inlet or Hatteras surf
fishing this spring, be sure to
take along your fresh water gear
just in case you strike adverse
winds. incidentally, there are
approximately 1000 miles of
trout streams in North Carolina.
There is some superb rainbow
fishing and a long season to be
had.
OF interest to saltwater fish,
ermen is the proposed Greater
Atlantic City Marlin Tourna-
ment to be held for the first
time this year. The Atlantic
City Tuna Club is sponsoring the
event, which will take place
from July Is to II when the
marlin run is usually at it's best.
Fishing and boating clubs from
Maine to Florida are being in
vited to enter teams and it is
expected that more than 100
boats will bear anglers during
the three-day contest. An entry
fee of $40 per club and SIS per
boat has been established. In
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Mister Black Wins
Another Big One for
Hasty House Farms
By the Assoeinied Press

MIAMI. Fla. Mar. 19.-Mister
Black, who had won only one
race this winter and that on
the turf. sped to the front late
in the mile-and-a-quarter Gulf
stream Park Handicap today to
win the $66, $50 feature by four
lengths and give Hasty House
Farms five big Florida stakes for
the season.
The Argentine-pred, carrying
113 pounds, was sixth in the
field of nine handicap horses at
the start and dropped back to
seventh before Jockey Johnny
Adams woke him up at the end
of a mile.
Mister Black overlook the
pace-setting Fly Wheel. 3-to-2
favorite, and was leading by five
lengths when they headed for
home.
Wise Margin Second
Sam Tufano's Wise Margin.
never far off the pace. got up
to take second money. a length
and a half in front of Green
tree Stables Maharajah. Fly
Wheel. under Eddie Arcaro.
faded to fourth and Brookmeade
Stables Capeador, second choice
at 2 to /. finished fifth.
After that came Guardian II.
Spur On, Sampan and Helian-
thus.
Fractional times for the mile
and a quarter were 1895, :464s.
1:1125. 1855, and 2:014s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie E. Reuben
of Toledo. Ohio, owners of Hasty
House Farms, bought the Ar
gentine-bred Mister Black for
$4,000 primarily for grass run
ming but he more than earned
his price today on the skinned
strip as his owners picked up
check of $42,100.
The stable previously had won
the Widener, the Royal Palm,
the Everglades and the Hialeah
Turf Handicap. Hasty House
also won the New Orleans Handi-
cap a week ago with Sea o Erin.
The latter was entered with
Mister Black in today's feature
but was a late scratch. Mister
Black needed no help.
Overlooked in the betting,
Misted Black paid $25.7O, $l1.2O
and $7.70. Wise Margin paid
$40 and $3.50. The show price
on Maharajah was $50.
Slmmy, a candidate for next
Saturdays 100000 F1orid a.
Derby, waged a head-and- head
battle with Craigwood down the |
stretch to win the 5000 sixth
race, the Final Exam, by a nose. |
Craigwood held the lead going
into the stretch in the six-and-
a-half furlong test and Simmy,
under Ted Atkinson, just got up
to overtake him.
World Record EquaIed
Time for the Dom course was
1:154s, which broke the track
record of 1:162s set by Nance's
Lad 10 days ago. Simmys time |
tied the worlds pecord for the
distance, set by Shark at Hialeah |
Park in 1897. |
Simmy carried 119 pounds, |
high weight in the field of nine !
3-year-olds, and was the 3-to-5 |
favorite. He paid 1920. $2.40 and |
$40. Craigwood returned $3.50
and $500. The show horse, six
lengths back, was Rouge Flacon
and he paid $3.50 to show.
Simmy is a chestnut colt by
The Dude and won his last start
at Hialeah March l. He is nomi-
mated for the Kentucky Derby, |
Preakness and Belmont Stakes.
CraigWood is eligible for the
Derby and Preakness.
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Turner Again Matches
Mr.. Motto and BIassje

Mr.. Motto and Freddie Blassie
will go after each other again
in one of three Commute or one
fall matches heading the wres-
Ting program Wednesday night
at Turner's Arena.
Mr.. Motto cut Blassie's head by
throwing him into a ring post
in Baltimore three weeks ago,
Two weeks ago a woman at ring
side, fan of Blassie's, cut Mr..
Motto on the leg with a piece of
a mirror.
Doctor "X' faces Jack Witzig
and Cant. Ruffy Silverstein
meets Frank Jares in the other
co-features. Two other matches
will be added,
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Copake Runs Second
Guide Rock Third
6,319 Watch Races

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Mar. 19.-Sabean, a former stake
performer who has been absent
from racing since 1858. overcame
early trouble to win Charles
Towns closing feature, the
Waterford Purse, here this after
noon.
A crowd of 6,319 brought the
total for the 34-day meeting to
154,825, and today's betting Of
1887 ,532 boosted the meeting
figure to $l0.840,307.
Sabean. 8-year-old gelding, son
Of Challedon-Far Star, paid
S27.20 in winning a narrow de-
cision over Copake, who was try
ing for his third triumph here.
Sabean is owned by Glenn w.
Granger and trained by George
Bacher. jr. The time was 1905
over a fast track under cloudy
skies.
tuloe ROCK finished third, a
half-iength back. and fourth was
Dover Coast, the favorite who
was seeking his fourth straight.
The daily double, 1-8 COM
bination. paid S299.8O with JOG
key Freddie Kratz coming up
on the outside to bring Lucky
Loudoun home in the first. The
winner paid $24.40. Jockey An
gelo Russo had an easier time
with Silver Arrow in the second
race. Silver Arrow paid $500.
The longest shot of the day
was War Pat who returned a
S63.40 mutuel in the fourth.
Croton's Boy brought a $4,000
price in the seventh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Pitcher Dave Cole Sold
To PhiIlies by Cubs
By the Associated Press

MESA, Ariz., Mar. 19.-The
Chicago Cubs today sold Pitcher
Dave Cole. 25-year-old right
handler, to the Phillies for an UNI
disclosed amount of cash.
Cole came to the Cubs last
March from Milwaukee in a
trade for Shortstop Roy Small
lev.
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with Bill Leetch

formation and entry blanks NAV
be obtained from Horace Blitz,
tournament committee secretary,
Atlantic City Tuna Club, At
lantic City. N. j.
Maryland's Game and Inland
Fish Commission will hold a
public hearing in the ballroom of
the Alexander Hotel. Hagers-
town. at 7:30 pm. Friday, April
Is. TO discuss proposed hunting
regulations. Bow and arrow
deer hunters will be particularly
interested in the proposals for
their deer season next fall.
Copies of the proposed regula-
tons may be obtained by writ
ing the commission at 516 Mum
sey Building, Baltimore 2, Md.
Arlington Fairfax Chapter of
the Izaak Walton League will
hold its March meeting at 8 PIN.
Tuesday, March %, at the Odd
Fellows Hall. Wilson boulevard
at jackson street. A solid hour
of outdoor pictures in color will
be shown, after which refresh
ments will be served. If you
live in the Arlington-Fairfa
area and are interested in hunt
ing, fishing or conservation. you
are invited.
For the first time in many
years, Ito miles of streams in
Pennsylvania were stocked with
fish last fall, following major
pollution abatement under that
States clean-streams program.
Notable among them is the
Schuykill River, of which some
six miles in Montgomery County
have been stocked. All of the
stockings have proved successful
and these new fishing areas will
be added permanently to PENN
sylvania's regular stocking pro.
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
SoftbuII League Meets

The Maryland Sports Club
softball league meets at 8 pm.
Tuesday at 1859 Walker Mill
road in Prince Georges County.
Teams interested in joining
should send a representative or
phone Mr.. Darr at Redwood
5-9672 or 5-7423.
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on the beam
again. Begin
ming April 5, a
non = resident
may buy a
one-day per-
init for $1.10
and a hve-day
p e NIT for
$3.50. The S e
will c o v e r
everything but
trout fishing.
for which an
extra charge
of $2.10 will
he made or
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Horse. Jockey
Fuentes Beuts Barnes

SYDNEY, Australia. Mar. 10
R.-Ramon Fuentes of Los
Angeles gained an unpopular de-
cision over George Barnes, Brit
ish Empire and Australian well
terweight boxing champion, in a
12-round bout tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Baseball Meeting Slated

The District Recreation De-
partment will have a meeting
for unlimited baseball teams at
7:30 pm. tomorrow at the
Thomson School, Twelfth and
L streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Mottrom Defeats Vincent

NICE. France. Mar. 10 (P.-
Tony Mottram of England de-
feated Tony Vincent of Miami,
Fla, Ga. 651, today and ad-
vanced to the final round of the
Beaulieu tennis tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; | IL miles.
Lucky Loudon tK'tzb @4.4O 1850 SEQ
True Play Clark 100 SEQ
Henry's First Hoy II.20
Mista. Stone Ginger. Time O'Glory.
Maid Of Hyio. Unabridged, Noble Idea.
Time. :5435
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81. 200; clairn-
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; about fer
Silver Arrow tRussoI 1920 $50 $50
Speedy Boston fGrimm) 7.20 A.i0
Raybax (Snyder) 3.60
Heather's view, Timber Topper,
Spherical, Musty Inn, Lovely Doreen,
Adventure End, Argumentative. Time,
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Charts of Yesterdays Races at Bowie

copyrighted 1855 by Triangle Publications, Incl
FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: claiming: flies and mares
-Searoids and up furlongs off at once start
good: won easily place driving Winner Hillside Farms b. m
D. by Golden VoyaseLady Solace Trainer w. l. Patterson
Vaues-Sl6 25 $780, $3.50 Time 1:12+s Cloudy and
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OUTDOORS

The State of North Carolina,
which two years ago. quietly did
away with its short-term fishing
licenses for on-residents, is back
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50 so

ing: 3-year-oids: mile and ~ yards.
Sis Il p's visa ,c SsIs' 1880 s.aS ase
Mister Dover, stroller. Destino Son.
At Arms Great Arturo. Broken She'd
row, Crystal Magic. Fun for Two. Time,
inf FOURTH RAcE nj ss,oo9; claim
Twilight Song BURR 100 $50 $50
Ruffler Cook 1.3O
Bewitching. controversity. Stock Ex-
ehanse, Eli Cookie. Echo Rock, Snorkel
Time, sI5Sss track record
FIFTH RAcE-.-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up: mile and
Carry The News tw'se, 1910 1920 $50
Queen Hopeful tAdamsJ $50 40
seimitar tG0nzalesl 430
Best Auber. steppin Pappy. Time. i:4i.
sixth RACE----Purse. SIS. 900; allow
ances 3-year -olds: 6l2 furlongs.
Craiswood tW'house) $50 $50
oueensware. Charles Gem. Happy Men, n.
cries, Time. 1:15As.
a Wolf entry.
Time of 1853 is new track record
and equals worlds record.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Gulfstream
Park Handicap; $50, 900 added; 3-year-
olds and up; / "a miles.
Mister Black tAdams) 25.SO 11.2O $50
Wise Margin tStuart) 1,l0 $50
Maharajah tAtkinsonl S,I0
Ehlianthus, Spur On. Fly Wheel SAM
pan, Capeador, Guardian End. a Time,
3:uIb.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse 81. goo; claim
ing: 3-year-olds mile and 10 yards.
Curly Top ty'nzuela) 1880 100 4,4O
Skippy's First tW'liamsl 1880 $40
Barclay Gal tSmithl 4.50
Mon Homme. Salt Air, Way Thistle
Mr. Cumberland. witted. Spoony. Time,
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 81. 900. claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; a miles,
Mokatuck tRogersI 500 500 4. On
Air Count tUsseryb $40 3.0G
You'll Do BURR 96se
Leong's. Alpine Shiny Peter. To ChaI-
lenge, Look Alive. Time, 1854 thew
track recordl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

FIFTH RACEPurse $4,O 00 claiming 4-year-olds and up
fur1ns Post $i44: off 344ls start good won ridden
eTatorSaHoys Trainer C. White Vaues-se 800 $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
GuIfstreum Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 6is furlongs
Tarzan tSteyenson) $500 $50 500
Avi0n Cook ESQ ESQ
Star z. Cook Gao
Fleet Ace Folderol Mr.. Harry, Star
Hance, Get Los, Seeonee, Xippi Pigeon,
Nebullus. Time 1:1S3s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up 6la furlongs.
Your Health (Scur'k) $500 1880 600
Flight Admiral (Burr) SEQ $50
B0btail Willie (Zak0or) 500
Smoky Day, Rarco Fran, Mr. Aside,
Haskell, Tony's Gem. Vidi Chicle Ind.
Fondest, Compensation. Time, I:1Sh.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1852 so