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ThaiIand Companies
Threaten 70 Sue U. s.
To Take tungsten
Br b. k..eeIel.d Pos.

BANGKOK, Jan. 8.-Thai
companies involved in a SIT
million contract to supply tung-
stem to the United States have
asked Thailand to press for
United States. purchase OF the
last 900 tons under the con-
tract.
The manager Of one company.
accused Of conspiracy to milk
the United States Of 81 million.
said yesterday the United States
will be, sued for 81 million If
the contract is not fulfilled.
It was Cancelled in August,
1858, by the United States. The
manager. Capt. Somvang Sara
sas Pholakand of the U Thong
Co, charged the cancellation Of
contract and accusations were
partly a result of American
domestic politics and rivalry be-
tween the Republicans and
Democrats"
The House Subcommittee on
Government Operations in WASH
ington said the United States
had negotiated contracts in
1951-52 with four Thai firms.
The price specified was SOS for
rs pounds of strategic tungsten
regardless of changes in the
world market price. The world
price then was as high .asi BIB.
But the market prices later
dropped, the subcommittee said,
and the firms failed to deliver
the tungsten until they reached
$45. ~ & 5si III ~
The Thai firms bought tung-
stem outside and resold it to the
United States. The contracts
were declared violated and abro-
gated by the United States En-
baSsy here.
Capt. Somvang said he had
denied to three United States
agents who visited Thailand in
recent months that Alvin B.
Smell, then representing the
emergency procurement, service
In Bangkok. had been involved
in the conspiratorial acts. Mr..
Smell was implicated in the sub
committee report with being in
yolyed in q payoff of 50 per long
ton. indicating that bribery is
possibly involved"
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MorriooeLicen
Applications

I Apply yOT q W0TTt0Dc EtCeH3G on
one day. iuait three full days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and Holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
Donald Manahan; 90. andrews Air Force Force
Minneeota ave. sc.
John Davis, SO, 1917 3rd st, NV, and
ysrneets ., VAUGHN. 81 80 Lao 2 st. ne ne;
Marsaret steingas. %. 1915 10th St.
Richard Reed. %. 200 Rhode Island ave.
n ne and Carolyn stephenson Il.
Robert Dempsey. a3. Norfolk Va, and
Patsy Rose. 20. 301s Bladensburg I'd.
Leon wicker. I'll. Houston. TEX. and
Alice Edwards. 10. 1921 Rises pl NV.
rsen shs sssla a 5 wasS,, s. nv and
Gertrude Hill. 80. 1914 Davis pl. NV,
/ Daniel Kantor. 70, 741 Madison 81. NV.
and Sara schlafstein, 22, 1915 Crit
and Helen Pollock. II, 6Si4 isth St. St.
HsS Janet aHsa 81 g. s ssis As Sss '2e
chauncey Linney, SO. SIT pelafeid pi.
nv. and Alice sworns "a. 1906
Roland Boone. 80, and wiltshire ely
burn, 90. both Of 1920 Trenton st Sc
REGINALD Perry. ~. CottaRe City. Md,
and Lille Jordan. 40. 2901 18th st.
Thomas Guthrie %. High Point. ND.
and Mary Much. IS. zlfass Taylor
Richardson Edmondson. 81, 1914 11th
pl Sc; and Sylvia Baker, 10. Arling-
cr .SRi We Lleg, "a. Roanoke, Va. and
Clsaj c6llton, 25. SO 3 st. NV,
Ferdfnand Coates, ~. 800 14th st ne.
and Edna o'Brine. Is, 90sta q St.
Georec scyphers. %. 1919 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Mary Deas. 81, 1919
Rhode Island ave. NV.
Farrell Hartford. 40, 1917 St Sc
and Wanda Richardson, 80, 1927 p
John Scott. %, Naval Gun Factory and
Elizabeth Butler 20; 1918 Potomac
Stanley Miller As. Silver Spring, Nd.
and Gladys Fielding. Al. 3016 Tilden
Adam Thomas. 3s. $40 61st st. ne. and
Marion Robb, IS. g04 44th St ne.
and Paula Field. 20, Arlington Va.
Richard Durbin, "a. Walter Reed Army
Hospital and Helen Mulroy, 90, 2O01
Columbia I'd. NV.
David AldersIey, 20. Providence. r l.
and Patricia Carroll. 20. 505S Ben
ming I'd Sc.
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Construction

One story and and onehoIf story detached fcme
construction concrete piers. Exterior VOLS ore Zx4
wood studs sheohne and asbestos siding with woboord
the interior Roofs pitched with asphalt shingles
sheothine Floors prefobreoted oak In general each
unit contains electric refrigerator and ofired hotor fur
noee flush tank toilet oyato cast iron bohtub cast iron
combination kitchen sink with combination foucets. ond
automatic eos heoter however representation
is mode as to quantity or qucIiy Of equipment
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Requirements Of Purchaser

Competitive sealed bids will be received at the offices Of the
National copito Housing Authority at the address given
below until the time for bid opening Moed bids must be
postmorked in time to be received before 1000 AM We'd
nesdoy January rs 1855 and marked plainly the outside
Of the envelope, "SeoIed Bd-Stoddert Houses"
Bidders moy bid on as mony buildings they wish desenct
ing price for each good faith deposit Of $4,000 per
building must accompany each bid These deposits must be
in the form Of certified checks money orders bunk drcf
and should be mode pcyobe the National Capital Hcus-
ing authority list Of the buildings IS ovoiloble at the
offices Of the National Capital Housing Authority Bids
will be opened at 1000 AM, e. S. t. "Wednesday Jon
uoy 26 1855 the Conference the third foc OF
the National copol Housing Authority offices No owords
will be mode on dote Of opening All bids shall open for
period Of 30 doys The Seller the right to reject
any and oil bids and to wove any infomotes in the bids
Within 40 days after oword and settlement the buildings
purchased must be removed and the sites left IN broom
clean" condition
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BeIvoir Student Inspection

Maj. Gen. Wycliffe e. Steele.
commanding general of Samson
Air Force Base, Geneva. N. Y,
yesterday inspected Air Force
students now training at Fort
Belyoir's engineer school. Gen.
Steele was greeted by Mai. Gen.
Louis w. Prentiss. commanding
general at Fort Belvoir.
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From .. c. Health Department
BOYS. II
Ernest and Mamie Bailey.
Richard and Audrey Chambers.
Ernest and Mary Clayton.
Grady and Elsie Goodman.
Paul and Dolores Portee.
william and Mahle MEMBERS.
James and Alice Sutherland.
George and Frances Weinffenbach.
Georee and Esther Beatty.
, Wright and Nellie Deaner,
Warren and Emma Hansen.
Robert and Christine Pittman.
Robert and Donna Schmidt.
jeff and Mildred Williams.
Herbert and Frances Crawley.
Walter and Anna Hawthorne.
Andrew and Lille Hun.
George and Marie Mackey. tr.
James and Berniee MeManus.
Edward and VILLA Waddy.
Vincent and Josephine Youns,
Arnold and Betty Biddiex.
Eugene and Mary Purgear.
Joseph and Juanita Burt.
Ralph and Muriel Chesley.
James and Terry Cowper.
William and Grace JOHN.
Charles and Dorothy Ragsdale.
William and Martha Thomson.
Kenneth and Mae Worsham.
Leslie and Shirley Davis, jr.
John and Audrey Ellison.
willard and Erma Packet.
Alfredo and Mildred Reynolds.
Claude and Ann Tawney.
Clarence and Virginia Harris.
Robert and Alice Hill.
Robert and Mary johnson.
Chesty and Emma Miilner.
Albert and Thelna TeaSley
Otis and Henrietta Winfield.
Dink and Ruth Nicholson.
Walter and sMargte Tucker.
GIRLS.
John and Elizabeth Baltimore.
Donald and Esther Enrich.
Roy and Helene Greenwood.
Nicholas and Annette Miranda.
Joseph and Elizabeth Rodgers.
Thomas and Marion Shurock.
William and Marjorie White.
Richard and Mary Bowersox.
Clarence and Mable Lane.
Maurice and Jacqueiine Steiner, 1r.
Curtis and Matlene Borders.
Herman and Lula Eaton.
Waiter and Constance Edwards.
Albert and Lestine Pettus.
Cornelius and Maggie Stanrd.
Leonard and Elnofa Wright.
Henry and Carrie Moore.
Freedom and Sylvia Carothers.
William and Mary Flanagan.
Donald and Margaret Margensey.
Meale and Wilma Myers.
william and Judy Shimel.
Anthony and st. Clair Valente.
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Deaths Reported

From D. c. Health Department.
John 0arvey, 81. 5000 18th pl. NV.
Sarah chatlin. 76. 6529 Kansas ave
Julia ororud. 72, SIG 3 ct. ne.
Thomas Austin. IL. Ox0n Hill Nd
Claud Green. 65, 1919 Farragut ST. NV
Paul Iangans 81. Miami Fla.
James Golden. so, Washington.
AMY Bray, 10. 4214 Argyle ter. NV.
Walter Henner. ~, Arlington, Va.
RAYMOND Hamilton. 80. 1924 Lang pl.
Jane wilson, So. Wasllington
Mamie Reed, ~. 922 list st. s.w.
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Births Reported in the District

John and Mary Golfers.
Edward and Jane Hillman.
william and Rosemary Lutz.
Charles and Johnnie Brown.
Max and Vera Edmundson.
James and Gladys Hardy.
BENJAMIN and Vivian Ray.
Philip and Marion Williams, Er.
Thomas and Mary johnson.
william and Orebell Walker.
TWINS.
John and Mary Colfiere. boy and girl.
William and Ruth Jackson. boy and girl.
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HIGHEST Peck in East

RALEIGH. N. C.-Mount
Mitchell in North Carolina, with
an altitude Of Gill feet is the
highest peak In the Appalachian
Range.
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Stockholm Population

STOCKHOLM. - More than
10 per cent of Sweden's more
than Z million population lives
In the city Of Stockholm.
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Information

All prospective purchases bidding documents doed cs
infotmcfon and for inspection Of the buildings by calling
visiting Nj H. during working hours Of Room o2
No,icne captel Housing Authority z9 New York Avenue Wosh
insscn D. 6. Tsephoas Srerhas soS60, Extension 1856
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Countess Fleet
Gets2 in Row

INGLEWooD, Calf, June
IR.-Robert Lehman's Countess
Fleet. the favorite, whipped six
rival mares and fillies in the
$27,350 Milady Handicap al
Hollywood Park today and made
1T two stakes victories in a row,
Veteran Jockey Johnny Long
den was aboard the 4-year-old
Countess and was never far be-
hind the pace in the six-furlone
feature run before an estimated
10000 fans.
Jet Lady, with William Har-
matz in the saddle, came up fast
to grab second from the well re-
garded Alibhai Lynn, and throw
"a belated scare at Countess
Fleet.
The time was 1.09A and
Countess Fleet returned So, $3.10
and $40 across the board. Jet
Lady paid $3.50 and $3.50. and
Alibhai Lynn $3.50.
Countess Fleet has not been
out Of the money in her last 10
trips to the post. She won six
In the string.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claim
hns haek. 4gsaFSlds Y Sss.,s spd pE f5SnEs ssS
CiesinE Night !Spinale) 1880 7.69
Vain Puritan. Dominavs. My Shoe Shoe
I:12b.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, s2,soo;
claiming: 3-year-olds; g furlonss. =,
liz: Lis: ea::s'' cs:.t elss lsSs.' 1850 sSS ss
Ps.s 5EI:ra:y;s 5I ~ G.;h Re- Essusss; lest; Burnt a.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 9 iurlongs..
Flying Ib tWajdal 12.A0 800 4.oC
oiympie Queen tBo,kcl 7.2o a.eG a.eo
Romantic Roman a., Ada%O ANS er,.,v MISS sSo
Indian Lad. Mr.. Looknow. Time. l:l1s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ns and 1g goo tgrlSnsi a4
R.sf1slS R:' EaS,,t iBSsh, ,Gn1m,n, 4'so s,Sc S
Burnt Child, Nero's Mermaid. Receipt
SEVENTH :. RAcE-Purse, s25.o0o;
q oIds and up; sb1gt ~ nils pe ttq1f' yd oo
lCascanuez tUsseryI 4.20 $50
Lovely Wave (Glassner) 4.20
Cannonade, ASSIGNMENT. Dudley OAR
bury, Landscaping. Amyn Bey, Prince
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S2.so0; claim
ling: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Iswede Pete (Parker) f1.OO $40 $40
Gin Champ tsolimena) 500 S,do
Flying Circus, Watch Union. 0aedas,
Rose Beauty, Sara-Chans. Time. 1:12hs.
l1INTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
lns; 4-year r-olds and up: lii miles.
ITS No Use (AdAms) 1920 $40 7.0O
ICeuntry Gossip fWilder) $50 $50
Tape Reader lsslimena| $50
Lotasmoke. Toy Hunt. Principle, Tones
Tricia. Time. l:44h.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del. June A.
Under an expertly timed ride by
Jockey Nick Shuk, Breckenridge
Longs Westward Ho hit the
finish line a scant nose in front
of Craigwood to win the 18th
running of the $25. 900 added
Kent Stakes at Delaware Park
today.
The crowd of 25.598 was
treated to a thrilling stretch
battle as Westward Ho. rallying
from far back. caught the 'front.'
running Craigwood, owned by
James F. Edwards, in the final
strides of the mile and a six
teenth event, limited to 3-year-
olds. .
just a half length behind
Craigwood came William Ewing's
Alibhai Lashes, the 2-1 favorite,
ridden by Jockey Willie Hartack,
who had a rough afternoon.
Barclay Stables Blazing Count
picked up fourth money among
the eight 3-year-olds who con-
tested the event.
Best Race Of Career
For Westward Ho, it was by
far the best race of his career
and his hackers collected at the
rate of $3.50, $3.50 and $500
across the board. The winning
son of Lochinvar was record
ing his first stakes triumph to-
day as he successfully negoti-
ated more than three quarters
of a mile for the first time in
eleven starts.
The winner ran the mile and
sixteenth in. 1899, which must
be considered excellent time be-
cause the track was dampened
by intermittent light showers
throughout the afternoon, al
though it was officially labeled
fast by the chart makers.
1t was a second and three
fifths slower than the track rec
ord which was established by
King Ranch's High Scud in the
1852 running of the Kent.
Although the Kent lacked
somewhat In quality it was a
great competitive show.
Shuk Far OFF Pace
Logan Batcheller sent Craig
wood to the lead after q good
start and the bay son Of Died.
dab bounded away to a daylight
lead Of three or four lengths.
Hartack set out after the front
runner with Alibhai Lashes as
Shuk dropped far of the pace
with Westward Ho.
Alibhai Lashes moved after
Craigwood at the far turn but
the latter held on tenaciously.
Meanwhile Shuk started his
challenge while rallying from
Evening star., 1955-06-05
TIMING WAS JUST RIGHT
Shuk Gets WestwordH Ho
Home by Nose in Kent

next to last and going to the
outside to loop the field.
Even at the eighth pole 1t
was doubtful If Westward Ho
would make 1t as Craigwood
maintained q slight lead over
Alibhai Lashes in q desperate
drive to the wire. It was in the
last fraction Of a second that
Westward Ho showed his nose
ahead of Craigwood. who lost
ia tough race.
The victory was worth $25.250
to Westward Ho In the richest
running of the Kent. The gross
value Of the event with eight
going to the post was $34,500.
Nominated for Richards
Westward Ho is nominated for
next Saturdays $35,000 added
Leonard Richards stakes and
probably will be entered after
his excellent showing today in
his first attempt at a distance
farther than six furlongs. II he
runs he would perform as an
entry with Montpelier's Sara
toga who, passed up the Kent
ito await the richer Leonard
Richards. Both colts are trained
by Frank Bonsal.
Eugene Mori, president of
nearby Garden State was in the
winners circle to present a tro-
ply to Bonsal who represented
Long.
Today's large throng wageredI
a total Of $1,919.214. which ap-
preached the $2,034.7 .709, showed
through the machines last year
on the corresponding day.
The figure may have been
beaten except. that two odds on
choices were beaten earlier inl
the card and Hartack, who al
ways draws generous backing,
was blanked in six tries through
the first seven races.
Hartack's legion Of backersI
were mighty sad when the coun-
try's second leading rider failed
on two odds-on favorites.
In the first race Willie rode
Circle M Farms Going Big. who
did not live up to his name.
Going Big ran fourth as George
Mohr's Koko Dozo won and
started a $158.40 daily double
which was completed by Mrs.
Colvin MacLeod's Rioghail in the
second race. The numbers were
one and five.
Hartack had no mount in the
second, but piloted Mrs. Ada l.. \
Rice's Prize Story, a 2-year-old |
Of Citation, who was
held to 4-to-5 odds in the third. 4
Prize Story stroye desperately I
but Kathleen L. outgamed her
in the final yards to draw away
TO q three-length triumph.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Devon Arubiun Horse Cup
Taken by Bozy 7 onkersley

d'affaires of the Saudi Arabian
Embassy in Washington.
Entries from the Washington
area showed well in Other
events, with Morton w. (cappy)
Smith of Middleburg the higf
scorer. He tied for the young
hunter championship yesterday
riding his Jazz Session, but lost
in a hack-off with Auction, from
the Maule Farms. ridden by
Betty Bosley.
Smiths Cloud Inspector is
tied with two others in the open
jumper division, Mr.. and Mrs,
Leon Haymond's Andante, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Coates
Volco's Paleface. AL have Is
points.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Tulley-william entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S66.4O

THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and UP: 9 furlonss.
Ham Bone !Guerin) 1l.so s'aS 33t
comeaway Pages Darling, couni
Breeze Border Son, Upalong, Family
Man. Ergo. Some Vamp, Cosmos. Time
I1:l2
FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,000
Is furlongs.
Born Mighty Bailey TOO $50
Career Boy Piceul S.so
suader. Black Paris, Tarauitana, b Lu-
cius Beebe. Viscount, Sherpa. Espea
Time, :579s.
Whitney entry.
b Brown entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Pnrse, 81 900: allow
Woodbrook tArcaro) 24.10 1I.30 s.IS
Bellamy tNichols) 11.5O I.Oe
Black Coyote lHiEleyl SIG
Betsann. Peignoir. Tempe. Wood, q,
Riches, Nsbesna, Vslidon, Hotel Man
TiTsi, Sab hi24's.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. So 500 added;
the Peter Pan Handicap: 3-year-olds'
sanee's Lad tCh'a'te, 4.so $40 s.4e
Portersville Bailey $40 2.60
Little Dell fW'house) 4,S0
Sacandaga. Mandil. Courtship. Fyins
Fury, Retamer6. Time. l:4sas.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse. $4,000;
CLASSIFIED handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
II mile
Paper Tiger CMcCr'y) 1899 $50 40
Red Hannigan Bailey $50 $50
Capeador tWoodhouse) ESQ
Straight Face. Full Fiight, Chief
Fanelli Brown Booter, Crisset. Time,
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, "a, 600: op-
and up; isS miles Turf.
Avon Lady CW'housel ESQ $40 2.e0
Milspa1 (BolnndD 4.10 500
Showers End tBr'srdl $50
Mr.. Jones. Vivid. Gold oin. Lethnot.
Time. 2:20.
Kline entry.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BELMONT
Continued from Page C-1

mero's owner, won the Peter Par
last year and then duplicated
counterpoint's subsequent VIC
tories.
Nance's Lad returned $4.90
l$3.10 and $2.40. Portersville paid
$40 and $3.50 and Little Del
returned $3.50.
Nance's Lad was ridden by
John Choquette and carried Sec
ond high weight Of 100 pounds
Portersville toted 1lS and Little
Dell lit.
The Cain Hoy Stables Flying
Fury, who won the Kentucky
Derby trial last month. was top
weighted with 12l pounds and
finished sixth.
The net value Of the Peter
Pan, named after the 1907 Bel
mont Stakes winner, was $22. $50
and 1t hoisted Nance's Lads
earnings to $S3. 400.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BY BRUCE FALES, JR.
euecial Correspondent Of The Star

DEVON, Pa, June 4.-Mrs
Garvin (Bazy) Tankersley Of Be-
thesda, Nd, won the first leg or
the Champion Arabian Horse
Challenge Cup today in one OF
the features Of the closing day
of the week-long Devon Horse
Show.
Mrs. Tankersley rode her gray
stallion AL Maran El Hezzez in a
good performance that topped
Alyfar from Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Godfrey's Beacon Hill Farm In
Leesburg, Va.
The cup donated by King
eaud Of Saudi Arabia was pre-
sented Mrs. Tankersley by Shiek
Ahmed Abdul Jabbard. charge
Evening star., 1955-06-05
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1S2.2'

THIRD RACE--Purse. $4,000; claim
Msd,sS Ta.1ef5s wan 5s,,,.,5 1890 7sS sS sS sS
Italian Prince, Tee J.. H.. Solid Rock.
Etheridge. Gold Medal. Hit Me, Skippy's
First. Time, 1:3Sb.
FOURTH RACE-Purss, So; ;750: op.
tionsl claiming; s-year-olds: furionss
Eish.ins Jury tAd'ms, 1890 s.sS e 4.sS 4sS
Riekey Ray Htmann, ,9aan. cn.n. po, soS'e siSo
Pamela, Dusty Blue. Johns Maole
Valley view Farm entry; 5go. .n,,,, :,
claiming; 4-year -olds and up; furlongs
NirEal Lad tAdams) 14.4o s.So So s.SG SG
Crown Derby Cook ~ w
Flight, Diamond Joe, Suthern Accent,
Master Red Time. 1:11as.
Masgio5arssory entry "a -Ko. .,,ov.
irish Brush tH'mannl $40 $50 4.60
Daylight Express tW'er) 500 SO So
oP aoidnose sidns elfS Miss Roman silver Ro6Sy'
Boots. Flying Busher, Weedemout. Time.
1:112s.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Honeymoon
Stakes. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
Blue Blu violin lRossrs) $40 800 500
Lori-Jsne fErb) 1870 1.yv
Cosentlna (Cook) Do
Outsmart, Queen Hopeful, Beanir.
Rare Music, Vixen Fixit,. Mimi Mine.
sisksy. Insouciant Bubbley. Time,
l:232s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purss. s3. $50: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l mile.
Arete (Wagnerl 1910 S.6o O.00
Direct Tint (Scurlockl 1920 1860
Cherokee Pilot (PopAra1 400
The Prince, Roz's Star, Ions Choice,
Radiant Fox, But Why. Chance Alarm.
% NTNTH S1i RAcE[Purse. S2,75o; claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; VI miles.
Riva's Son (Adams) 14.4O $50 4.SO
Say-Belie tGreenl $50 SOD
SnOrkel tWeissman) $40
Be SwRyed, Queens Regret, Live Bait
Worthy Option, From Afar, Admiraps
Pet. Time. 1853.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
B Bulmorul Results

ing; 4-year- -olds and up;a 6 furlongs.
Russell rs tBrooks) 7.2O 100 $50
Le Sabre Duran. jr.) 500 $50
Mr.. Neal (Scurlock) 17.0O
High Drift, Specific, Jets Kiss. Wood
Run. Forgotten Miss. Time, 1:123s.
SECOND RACE Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; / mile.
Fleet Dream lGiifissn) $40 4.09
NebuIlus (Adams) S.20
Hottento. Mr.. Boots. Final Say. Morse
Flash. Espedeco. Free Too, Direct North
Time, :3S3s.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE-Purse $4,000; claim.
ing; 4-yesr-olds and up; 8 furlonss.
Marengo tMadden) 500 800 2.8f
Best Chance tGibb) $50 2.sG
Beda Bull fGross) 4.4O
Black Al, Bright Forever. Old Re-
ridge. Time. I:1I1s.
SECOND RACE--Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Upper (Mercier) 1890 6.6O 500
Traveller {Bush) $50 800
Witch Doctor (Adams) 500
Star Comet, Unattached. Count Pur,
grownskin, Ariel Sweep. Honey Beige.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlonss.
Ham Hooks tGuerinl 1880 $50 $40
b Putney (Valenyuela) $50 4.21
GascoDy (ArcRro) S.3O
Prize Ring. Silver Tide. Blue Riches,
Heltop, Royal Castle, Coriantumr
Fighting Wise, Standee. Ruth Hanson,
u :25h
n Arnold -Bieber entry.
b Fiamingo Farm entry.
SECOND RACE--Purse. $4,000: claim
Unrest (Woodhousei 1880 6.l0 400
Stevies Pal tBoiand1 11.1o 100
q, Big Mister tMOrenol 4.3O
Stock Exchange, Brunswick, Psconic.
Sanfoin, Look Alive. Stone Saucer. Time,
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Evening star., 1955-06-05

'asa Vssh 5000 ssSo s4cS ssoo
Horse Jockey: Wgt Pr. z " Or. Pin. odds
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$1,000 ssS .sso TIM.
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ETaHTH RAcE-Purse So 600: claiming 4-year olds and
up i miles Post 55l off b5Ih ssIt gcod Eon yidTsn Ws
Recpsaratosa Chip trainer values-$9bo 5000
Horse Jockey wet PP. h Str. Fin: 0oas;
q =; ::|:::' e.:
Delove tCulmonel iiS u III q Si 2fS0
Yellow Dot (R butol- liz &, g. 9h Ss 020
Blotto SHAW ---x !! * - ,S~ tx fY4 702 20
Bold Warrior (P'more( LIZ ~ K, A2,a tit 10 6640
Sorority Miss (Stovanl 100 . % - =. 80 oo
PutYeIso y Is y q $500
n 252 Total handle for day - $l91s'zI4
Evening star., 1955-06-05
DAILY DOUBLE u AND 81 PAID s1ss.4o

Two-dollar mutuels paid-RIoGHAn, $1,000. $40 S3
CHAR GIRL IS 90, So 90. LONELY MAID. $3.50.
Handie-S1S 81 7sb. Daily Double pool $176,3s2.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

FIFTH RAcE-Purse - 00e: aoy vance: furlongs Post
4:12; off 4l2 start good; won avns place same Win
Transr T. vsitsh. Values - $1,000. $500 s4o6. Ss0o
Evening star., 1955-06-05

TWo-dolar mutues paidJACK THE qREAI "a AZ AZ So'o
90. so. DARCY, So. 30. $780, JEfSEf oE'A" s1''''
Handle -S231,T13.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
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FIRST RACE-Purse So 500; maiden 3-year-oldg. fui
longs Post. 04 of once good: driving pas
Traaner oWne, yaiues2Sss55 S7oo $500 si75 Tim
1:114s Cloudy and fast
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Tvo-dolar mutuels paid -KoKo pozo slS 40 81 81 2
81 20. AKBAR KHAN. $500, $3.50 ATTEND Sir. So.2u
Handle-S1 IS, ,69s.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
THIRD RAcE-Pu s.. ooo 4yeor-oIds up; eins suonG

81. Dsnlsis-A. Z. elsrk entry.
AM. Reblnsea-i. o. Ssherssk entry.
. Tee Gee Ssebls-p. Del cels entry.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

SECOND RAcE-Purse 50 OO0 claiming: 4-year-olds ant
up: furlones Post 37 of at once start GOOD won ea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Trainer. M. odom Values-Slooo
5000 $500. S150 Time. l:l1ts