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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
League Mourns
DR.. Bethune

The trustees Of the National
Urban League. in resolution at
its meeting last week noted with
profound sorrow the passing Of
DR.. Mary Mcleod Bethune.
member and former vice presi-
dent Of the National Urban
League.
The resolution slated; DIR.
Beihune. as much as anyone OF
her generation. fYpified the
American dream; namely. that
one. no matter how lowlY OF
birth. can attain the heights Of
achievement and recognition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
AME ZionChurch
Pleads for Justice

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. The
l28th annual session of the Phil
adelphia Baltimore Conference.
AME Zion Church, presided over
by the RI. Rev. Raymond Luther
Jones. Salisbury, ~ c.. and com
prising churches in Pennsylvania
Maryland. Delaware and the Dis
strict of Columbia, concluded last
Sunday.
Assignment OF ministers high
lighted the last days sessions,
with many changes announced
by the RI. Rev. Jones.
The Conference rsdedicafsd
itself 10 the tssb OF making
America better place in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
Two Vacancies
For Midshipmen

Congressman Charles c. Diggs,
Jr. l3th District DemocraO an
nounced that young men in
terested in entering the United
States Naval Academy at Annap-
oils can acquire application forms
at his Detroit office, 67l Mack.
He was notified by the Naval
Department of two vacancies for
Midshipmen for the 1856 term al
the Academy.
His office will inform candi-
dates Of all necessary qualifying
requirements.
Youths applying must be resi-
dents Of the 18th Congressional
District.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
POWELL BLOCKS
JIM CROW BILL

WASHINGTON. D.c.-(cNS)--
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's an
ti-segregation provision as at
tached to President Eisenhower's
military reserve bill. caused the
bill to be sidetracked this week
as tn, House supporters figured
Il wouldn't pass with. the Powell
provision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
Honor Stirton

William E. Stirton. vice presi-
dent Of Wayne University, will
be the main speaker and will be
awarded an honorary Doctor OF
Science in Engineering degree at
the annual commencement exer-
cises Of Lawrence Institute OF
Technology to be held at 8 pm
Tuesday Nne - ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28

Fear ignorance, sin the relative Of the
ilHiCAL phenomenal-of human conception, births,
disease, deaths, disasters, including the MYTHICAL
thought phenomena, wars, earthquakes, hurricanes,
empests, tyPhoons. the extremes of heat and cod
(o.N-R-E-A-L moving pictures'i-"MAN'S EXTREMITY
GODS OPPORTUNITY! 1.-THE DARKEST HOUR
IECEDES THE DAWN"l WHEN THE SMOKE
Z BATTLE CLEARS, you WILL DISCERN THE GOOD
~ HAVE DONE AND RECEIVE ACCORDING TO
'ouR DESERvINC"i Quotes from S&H).
See Polio Vaeeine-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
Mrs. bethune Buried in Florida Monday
Polio and vaeeines
BY ANDREW =. FRUEHAUF. c.s.

The devil-animal ma gnetism !-materialisn!- en-
savorins fost upon the public white-wssh. Phony
Notwithstanding syrup (S&H)-to 'pacify' spirit
y immature adults, in bondage to their false MASTER
devil via Original sim for which there is liberia
on in the devils Judaism the DEVILS Roman Catholicism
hid the immature, impure aspects of Protestantsm and
devils medicine surgery, and psychiatry and other
ealing endeavors VOID OF Gods Christ Miracle Science
iemiah-indispensable and imperative to berate the
fraudulent, MYTHICAL human counterfeit of Gods
eec everywhere present, spiritual creation!-a liber
Son from the MYTHICAL "ghastly farce of material
soealled) existence'!-p. 272, S&H
(See in this issue of the Detroit Tribune Gods answer
a u. re MENTAL ILLNESS INCREASINGLY.
FART 2
GOD TO THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY
TO HIS HOLY GHOST
/ CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS,
lE DISEASE:
"ALL DISEASE is THE RESULT OF EDUCATION!
Amazing statement, isn't it?
BUT-"All causation is mental!
Every effect is mental phenomenon!
Matter is mental, but M-Y-T-H!!!
God to St. Paul, to us: "THE THINGS SEEN ARE
|EMPoRAL (mythical), WHILE THE THINGS NOT
SEEN ARE ETERNAL"l
Christ Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy defined and dem
f.'rated God to be THE ONE CAUSE AND SUB
fI-A-NC-E OF ALL REALITY!
Cod-nhnte, incompatible Spirit, Mind, Soul, divine
ve the habitattof all demonstrsbe Truth-the one true
p REAL parent n-snd of-the entire universally
bur father-Mother God all-hsrmonous"!-h for our
eeptance His ever-present heaven and eternal life
okATNC every iota of the universe with His eternal
harmonious spiritual creation in which all of find
p true being-the eternal image and Likeness of God
msef!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
R0XER| CROUCH in. DANCy OUT
Dehoeo Commission;
George A. Isabel Quits
By LUTHER WEBB

City Hall shakeups this week resulted in several resig
nations and at least dismissal with two immediate
appointments coming from Mayor Albert L. Cobo.
Mayor CObo replaced a House of Corrections member
and appointed attorney for the City Plan Commission.
Atty Charles Roxboroush appointment OF Mrs Beush Whit
p. director of the
49,. I. G
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
PART

The Human Race Being Put Through
The Wringer' The Combined
Pressure Of God and the Devil! In
Order to Make ChristIike Christian
tientists-God's Chosen People,
OF Everyone! EventualIy-Jesus
Being No. |
Evening star., 1955-07-10
IMeeker and Odhum
Win at Manassas

Fred Meeker, NASCAR point
scoring leader. won the 25-lap
midget car race feature at Ma
nassas' Old Dominion Speedway
last night while Ellis Oldham won
the 25-lap feature in the stock
car races.
Doug Bailey took second place
in the midget class and Chuck
Arnold, runnerup to Meeker in
point-scoring, was third. Eddie
Payne was second in the stock
car feature and Bob Welsh third.
The weekly drag races will be
held today starting at noon on
the fifth of o mile strip at Old
Dominion.
Both automobile and motor
cycle dashes will be held with
drivers from Maryland. Virginia
and Washington taking part.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S34

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
TsS value skssss, ~? s*s 70 asS MIG sdS
seven riaa Changes 1e tB,metis) $50 s.s9 ss.ss99
Babe. Time. 1:45B.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81. .o06. maid
en-, 2-year-olds:, 5h furlongs.
ssi.,9 esI,,%i p.;n.s .Sasllys sm,,,, $50 sSc aS
Favor MesMe, Mighty Oak. Departure.
Doromond. Hello Pop. Time, 1905.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Rs Warned oTe1 koa saa gc tgG0nFs sSS ESQ
stormy PetreI !Skelly) 1900
Sinister. Brisuet. Partieolor, Thomas
Pepper. Rippish, Adopt. War Age. Right
Bit Time. 1:11b.
Molly Pitcher Handicap 3-year- -olds
Misty Morn tBouimis, 500 $40 ESQ
Clear Dawn (Batch'ler) $40 $50
Manotick tVaIenZuela) 4.6O
Crisset. To Cash. Dispute. Miss Joanne,
Ia Perousee, Mabekky, Derry God Child
Time. LASS,
SEVENTH RACE--Purse, Sc, eco: al
lowances: 3-year -olds and up; Il. miles
Topside (Moreno) 11.0O $50 $50
Mr.. First (Blum) 1000 $40
Lebanon Lad tBoulmetisl 3.2O
u, Ny Truly Fair Landscsping; shamrock
Vet. Time--1:442s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: liz miles
Patness (Merene) 1850 1000 $40
Mrs. Caesar fBatchelIerI 7.SO $50
Ardan Romp tScurloekl $40
Wow, Betty c., Pee Gee. Gay Ribbons.
Il
Evening star., 1955-07-10
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcR-Purse, Ss.250: claim
ing 3-year-olds; mile
Imperial Jay 5sko'ski) 1920 go $50 $50
sprinsback. Denny L. Time. l:5s%.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. s3.75o; claim
PSily's RiDpsy !cscp l1.oo s.sS SS ga ga
- Fine Grader, In The Blue: sprinslike,
Mammas Baby. Time, 1:12as.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; g g furlonss IN
afts aFsSd EGsssf sDPss 'ssor,A 1920 ss ssS S asS
way. Red Speed. scratchin' on. Time.
TIA.
SIXTH aAcEMpqrss; ;;,risn5s $500; allow
Dedicate % H tHartacSJ $50 $50
Honeys AIibi (Scuriockl 300
River Gate. Trentonian Time. 1:23@s.
SEVENTH RACE-The Arlington Las
sic Stakes; $4,000 added; 2-year -olds;
5Sss Sss[s FShh Nj, hsss,. sts 's' ss sss s:s s:S
Supple, Lady Paradise. Special
Style, Summer Breeze, Brookwood. Token
Tune: Levee, Pretty Plunger. Time
1:I3+S.
Rice entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $3.50: claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up: Is miles.
Beylerbey tAdams) 22.20 300 $50
Gin Tonic (Hartack) 4.6O $40
Shell Diver tCoxb 1920
Sea Tale, Vain Vixen. Just Judy.
Go Between, Vasco Da Cana. Pasa-
tempo Time-1 54as.
Valley View Farm entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $3.50; claim
ing; 4-year- Folds and up; ! mile
Watch II Grow tSk'ki) $50 6.i0 800
Nell's Boy (Seilers) 100 $50
SOOeru (JemasD 1910
Brassy, Castle Bell end, First Come,
Caboose, without Kin. Don't Orest,
Evening star., 1955-07-10
FREDDY KRATZ RIDES TRIPLE
1902 Fans I op Betting
For Charles Town Meet

pom purse, which was the other
half Of the split feature for g.
year-olds, Fred Robinson's Alaga
ran away from his opposition
under Kratz and won by six
lengths.
Top Handle Of Meeting
Scorie was second and Bago-
gold third. Alaga, a son Of
Knockdown, took charge at the
start of the six-furlong dash and
never received a serious chal-
lenge.
Betting amounted to S475,563
on the nine-race card. the largest
handle of the current summer
meeting.
Mouseway. representing Mrs.
Dorothy N. Lee, raced to a two
length victory in the fifth race,
overhauling Problem Lad in the
final quarter of a mile with Tony
Russo in the saddle.
Oneinamillion was the choice
in the sprint of about six fur
longs for $2,500 platers but the
favorite rallied only mildly and
finished fourth.
Mouseway paid 1880 straight
despite the fact that his recaid
showed a victory at Waterford
and Pimlico earlier this season
Joe French, the leading rider
here, picked up his 14th triumph
las he put the finishing touches
on the $27.50 daily double with
Mrs. A. J. Lombardi's William
Tell, the $7.00 winner in the
second race. The winning num-
bers in the double were four and
five.
C. B. Carter's Bandurria was
made the favorite in the first
race and the crowd was right as
the 6-year-old gray won by two
and a quarter lengths. Bandur-
ria paid $6:40 and was ridden by
Joe Snyder.
French earned his second VIC
tory of the afternoon ip the
fourth race when he drove the
favored Smiling Harp to a three
quarter length victory over Aegis
an 18-to-l outsider. Glomon, a
close second choice at 2-to-l
ran third. Smiling Harp, owned
by Mrs. E. E. Markey paid $3.50
Evening star., 1955-07-10
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2I2

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
snnGeS nnr ..yesr7S%,ds; "a fH5longS so oeo
The River tFairbanksj 100 800
Tournure MADDEN 3.20
-, Frosty MT Roysie r. Pleasant
FoURTH 6tSsifff RAcEWPurse. eP as $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up. < miles.
TsSTswes TSPys Gsm tMsssr sss.1 'so sSS sS asS sS
Tonight tHettingerI 6.2O
w, War Finish, lpt Ronas' chanO, Receipt.
i'Pfi FIFTH = fRAscE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Noble Landing !so,,nss, $50 $50 ,ss0 s.s0
Command Me (White) $50
Prince. pie Little Chatter. Spy Lady Lady. VIII,
ohslssA sis.rH TPsR R9cEPafss T%fi "a $1,000 allow
ksiai, snisi sssrISaHis RiSse Hs r,So 0nss SEQ $50
Deep Thought tMercierj 800 $40
sIehs cRris Cross. oarnay, Polly's Ace. "jio jill.
i0s SEVENTH 5iIas1fi RACE Purse, $1,000;
ssnafs ssns F. shS saa ssS SR RsS mss TaSo
Swift Steve MADDEN 4.6O $40
Country Gossip tThomas) $50
.Senor Coati, Amyn Bey. Pipe Of Peace.
Isle Of BOND. Dudley Darbury. Sonic.
EidHTH RAcE-Purse. So 600: claim
witch Doctor lAdams) 400 6.4O 4.80
John J. Jr. (Het'ger) $50 600
'fldt LII Forst payoid Royal coyness. Rusty SSe
Insulation, Gold Champ. Time, :44H
NINTH RACE-Purse $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; liz miles.
Branif tAdamsl $40 $40
Get Busy tThomas) 40
Mixes Money, .Adrastus. Vain Puritan.
90 Go Go. Golden Fiddle, Neversink
Connie Rab. Time-1:44
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Greatest, 26,1,
Sets Record in
Michigan Mile

DETROIT, July 9 P.-Beat-
ing back a double challenge,
Greatest, a 26-to-1 shot from
Detroit, set a track record today
in winning the $58,025 Michigan
Mile-Michigan's richest horse
race.
Flashing through the home
stretch, Greatest buzzed under
| the wire at the Detroit race
course in 1868, clipping one
fifth of a second from the rec
ord.
Ridden by Tommy Barrow,
Greatest seized the lead at the
head of the stretch, but needed
a driving, whipping finish to
hold of the twin charge OF
IPelouse and Platan.
Pelouse, q Chicago invader
from the Monaghan Farm, was
just a nose back, while the fast
closing Platan, from the Hasty
House Farm, was q neck behind
the winner. If the race had
gone another few yards-even
few feet-Platan probably would
have been the winner.
But as it was. Greatest. owned
by Tom Devereux, had just
enough left to take the seventh
running of this feature. and
picked up the winners share OF
I$40,525.
The 5-year-old speedster-who
was almost scratched after rum
ming a mediocre fifth earlier in
the week in another race-re-
turned $54.40 and $3.50. Pelouse
paid $4.20 and SO and Platan 81
The blanket finish drew roar
ing approval from the crowd OF
I16,585 which made the entry
of Pelouse and Scent the ia
Ivnrite
Evening star., 1955-07-10
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2OO.sO

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maiden
Risei Tavi Despirito} Sic 40 $40
Tulchan Dodsonl $50 4.60
l Dare The Great Man, Fighting
Three, T1IS,. ms RsnsinF .oF Fool Kidnap' Hall
FouRTH 65Rfs RAcE-Purse, $4,000: maid
Out OF Reach (Atks'n) i4.sO go 4.20
Sheepskin tAndersonD 1000 GAG
Sin Igual tBolanG 3.l0
Vivian Dina. Miss Cricket Jim Dandy
PsssTt PsssIt TlnS TI%e Ina;s as sky'WeeDer' Marks
fuF1isi FIFTH RAcEEPurse. $4,000: handi.
cap; 3-year-olds and up, 8 furlongs. .,
Mr., Turf tBoland) $50 3.5O
Tahiti tDeSpirit0l BIG
Squared Away. Hilarious. Tuosix. Time,
'tGsiH sYxsTH RAcE-purse. $50, 600 added
Hlsh aRe U; Gun q tAreaToj sS 500 2.4e ou,
Paper Tiger tM'Creary) 800 out
Straight Face tAtkinson) out
Bassanio.- Galdar. Time. 2;03as.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse, $4,000: al
THwsnse' TTsmS1 aEIss59ids eS tpri9nss ss
Master Teddy @Guerin) sic gdt
Rosey Miss. Mr.. Phal. Snoozie. Time
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, s3,5oo: 4-year.
plds and ,H:,.s Up; claiming; "a miles so @,
Mr.. Gray. tCangemis) 500 6.It
Foxolater Bootlet. Palwire. Cellini Les
Rondi Time, l:55h
Evening star., 1955-07-10
SURVIVES FOUL CLAIM AT MONMOUTH
-BouImetis Gets 48th Win
OfMeeting on Misty Morn

OCEANPORT, N. j., July 9
(R).-Wheatley Stables Misty
Morn outran Clear Dawn in the
stretch before 31,211 at Mon
mouth Park today to win the
$30,700 Molly Pitcher Handicap.
1t was her second straight stakes
triumph.
The 3-year-old daughter of
Princequillo-Grey Flight, rid
den by Sammy Boulmetis. scored
by three-quarters Of a length in
the mile-and-a-s sixteenth race
after trailing by as much as
eight lengths on the far turn.
c. T. Chenery's Manotick was
third in the field Of IL.
Misty Morn, however. was
forced to survive foul claim by
Jockey Logan Batcheller, on
Clear Dawn, who charged inter-
ference by Boulmetis' mount
while the field rounded the turn
for home. The stewards disal-
lowed the objection.
The triumph was the fifth
stakes victory for Boulmetis here
this season and his 48th win of
the meeting. Misty Morn re-
turned IS straight and earned
a net purse of $21 $50. She has
won $58,550 in II starts this
year.
To Cash. primarily a sprinter.
was first away at the start, with
Derry, Crisset and Manotick in
close contention. AS the field
passed the clubhouse turn and
approached the three-quarter
pole, To Cash opened a two
length lead, while Boulmetis al
lowed Misty Morn to run eighth.
Clear Dawn was fifth at this
point.
Boulmetis continued his tight
hold on Misty Morn at the half
mile mark, while Batcheller al
lowed Clear Dawn to move up
closer to third place behind
front-running To Cash and
Derry. At the three-eighths
pole, however. several horses
Evening star., 1955-07-10
6-SECOND HUDDLE
PLANNED FOR RAMS

LOS ANGELES, July 9 up.
The Los Angeles Rams
aren't going to spend more
than six seconds in the
huddle this season.
Coach Sid Gilman, who
has been working with a
crop of rockies at Redlands
University, is installing a
streamlined system.
1.-The short huddle offers
several advantages" Gill
man says. You can run
more plays, and your quar-
terback gets more time at
the scrimmage line to size
up the enemy defense and
change his attack plan with
an audible signal"
Evening star., 1955-07-10
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
July e.-Freddy Kratz. 34-year-
old riding veteran, won the ap-
plause of a swelteIlng crowd of
3 ,092 at the Charles Town track
today as he rode three winners,
Including Rabtide at $3.50 in
the Liberty Town Purse and
Alaga, who paid $40 in winning
the Roppon Purse, two $500
races co-featured on the pro-
gram.
The energetic riders other
winner came in the third race
when he scored with Foxy Boy at
$17.80.
Top interest Of the afternoon
was centered on the sixth race
won by Candy G. Wolford's Rab-
tide by four and a half lengths.
George Mohr's Carolina Rex,
the 8 to 5 favorite who had never
been worse than fourth in four
starts at Delaware Park, rallied
weakly to take second from
Sparkle Rock by three-quarterS
of a length at the wire.
Godfrey's Filly Seventh
The hardy fans, who proved
this sultry afternoon that they
can take the heat as well as the
cold here, also wagered healthily
on Arthur Godfrey's 3-year-old
filly. Fraulein, a daughter of
Pavot.
Backed down to Z to 2, Frau
lein gave her hackers a run for
their money as she sprinted into
command at the clubhouse turn
and opened up daylight down the
backstretch She began tc
shorten stride in the final three
eighthS to wind up seventh.
Rabtide, close to the pace
throughout, drew away smartly
when Strengthened out by Kratz
in the stretch. The winner. 9
son of Doublrab, was scoring his
first triumph in five starts.
Fraulein represented Godfrey's
sea blue silks at Charles Towr
for the first time. Mrs. Godfrey
wife of the television and radio
star, witnessed Fraulein's race
but her husband did not attend
In the seventh race, the Rip.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Cricket Clubs Slate
Match in Virqiniu

The st. Catherine Cricket Club
of Canada and the British Com
monwealth Cricket Club will play
Ia match July % and % at the
Bellapais Estate in nearby Vir-
.ginia.
For more information call Ron
aid Ross at Hobart 2-1340 or
David DeDiaville at Executive
1885,
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Monmouth Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Ankara tHinojosa) 1000 4.SO SAC
Catless tGrimm) $50 4.4O
Classy Chance tChoauette) 400
Excursion, Soakin' Wet, Bakers Wood,
Shore Lights, Delve Around, In the
Market. Quick Fire, Tarfside, Yeoman.
Time, 1:47ts.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So, 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
yimminetty (Smith) $50 4.60 ESQ
Caddy's Pat tSmith) 12.OO 5.40
Rouge Bull (B1metisl ESQ
Ding Ding. Night Mission. Sir Rarco,
Heroic Song. Flying Circus. Good Tune.
Bedouin. Silver Blue, Royal Brigade.
Time l:llLs
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Rockinqhum Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year- r-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Miss Sands tBohenkO) .27.0O 1910
Teaneck Flash (Parent) $40
Queens Taste, Jakablom. Hegira,
Finchhaven, Saracen Devil. Watch It.,
Now Flaming Bush, Fancy Step, De-
ridder Scarf Time. 1:119s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year- -olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Bruce (Keene) 1000 1910 $50
Tint Straw tMercier) $50 4.4O
Bob o Boy tCutshawl 800
MY Friend, Lightning Will. Home
Fleet. Royal Viking, Tampero. Moi Et Toi,
Time For Speed, Kum- On-In. Sakr Ell
Bahr. Time, l:l0b.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Stondout for Spurtons

EAST LANSING, Mich. P).-
Kevan Gosper, a native Of Aus
tralia, hung up an impressive
record as a Michigan State track
man. He captured both the in
door and outdoor Big Ten 440-
yard titles and the conference
indoor 600-yard title during the
1855 season.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

made their bids at the same
time sand five of them came
abreast around the home turn.
With Manotick on the rail,
Mabekky on the outside and To
Cash crowded in the middle,
Boulmetis and Batcheller sent
their mounts between horses at
the three -sixteenths pole and
then fought it out to the wire.
Misty Morn took a clear lead
over Clear Dawn at the eighth
pole.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
ArIinqton Park Results

ing: S.year-oids; j mile.
Debbie Ann lGiiliganl $50 $50 500
Sir Taw NelsOn) 0.%O 5.S0
Fullopep. Laydown. Mad Harham. Ban
son. Mrs. J. ". Lender, Rebelled. Time.
l :402s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $3.50: claim
ing: 3-year -olds: l mile.
se%n9n seipism seTsas5 saFTsaes' 1850 s 20 600 600
Smugsy Wugsy tGilgan) $40
Etheridee. Dutch Wyatt. Loco. Letter
Carrier. Hit Me. Dog Circus. Patty Shell.
Time, 1:403s.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Horse Show Listed
In Fuirfux Toduy

Leading stables in Virginia,
Maryland. the District, North
Carolina and Pennsylvania will
enter horses in the annual show
sponsored by the Animal We'll
fare League of Arlington start
ing at 1890 am. today on the
grounds opposite Fairfax High
School on Routes 1921.
Twenty-one classes for breed
ing ponies. hunters and jumpers
will be held.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse,
IL miles
Pirutes Hold Tryouts

The Pittsburgh Pirates will
hold tryouts for ball players
from 16 to % years old at
Charles Town, w. Va, tomorrow
and Tuesday from 9 am. to
pm. Those who plan to attend
are requested to bring gloves
spikes and uniforms.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
.Cluy at Garden Stute

CAMDEN. N. j., July 9 (P).-
Everett Clay, secretary and pub
licity director of Hialeah Park,
Miami, Fla. will join the pro-
motion staff at Garden State
Park for the meeting that opens
october 8. it was announced to-
day.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
.Aqueduct Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim
Fighting Wise (Derio) $500 1890 $40
Gareth {Co}e) $3.50 17.40
FAMILY Man (AtkinsonD $50
Vigorous, Glorious Emma. Bartador
Loaded. Eocene Time. 1895.
SECOND RACE--Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 2-year- -olds: 5l2 furlongs.
Button Bill (Bolandl $50 $40 4.20
Getthere Frank {McCreary) $50 800
Fleeting will tMcLauEhlin) 4.70
Place Kick. Poor John. Sagacity. Scotch
View, Yucca Flat, Ted's Tally, Pleased
Time, l.O64s
Evening star., 1955-07-10
.PLACE-KICKER WEED
BOOTS 1000 GOALS
IN ALL-STAR DRILL

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 9
P.-Tad Weed, place-kick-
ing specialist of Ohio States
Big Ten and Rose Bowl foot
ball champions. says he has
completed more than 5000
successful conversions with
out a miss as he prepares for
the College All-Star Game
Aug. IL in Chicago.
Tad has been practicing
all summer and expects to
run his string to 10000 by
Tuesday night.
Tad calls his practice self
punishment for missing a
field goal attempt in the
Rose Bowl game last jan
uary.
CHICAGO, July 8 (P.-
The College All-Stars today
gained half a ton in line ma
terial for their Aug. IL game
with the Cleveland Browns.
Accepting invitations were
guards Jim Salisbury, UCLA;
Frank Mincevich, South
Carolina; Gene Lamone,
West Virginia. and Hank
Ballough, Michigan State.
Each lineman weighs
around 225 pounds.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

tcoDyrisht 1885, by Triangle PubheationA 1neJ
FIRST RAcE-Purss $500: elaimins 4-year-olds and
sp furlonss Pest 2.o3: off a:o3: start god:
driytne place SANE Winner. c. B. Cartss q. =. g ~
.trst Fiddls-orsen Zee Trainer D. Pens Ins l;zsss-
Evening star., 1955-07-10
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, Q PM.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

PITTH RACE-Pufse ZOO claiming 4-yeaf.0ds 1na and
abo.t Il furongs. Post 402, OIL 4O2t7 ttsu soo1'
N dryinE place same Winner, Mrs. D. N Lees pg. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

N TO I ACRE. new Annandalo
Elem. School. Subordinate. Perco-
lation, Minimum 10O-ft. front. TIE.
WE NEED LOTS AND ACREAGE,
Arl.. Fairfax, Alex. HALL REALTY
CO. la 1-hShS Ia