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PimIico Confirms
Match Race Offer
To Nashua, Swaps

BALTIMORE, Sept. / (R.-
Pimlico today confirmed previ.
GUS reports that it had offered
a $125.OOO purse for a Swaps.
Nashua meeting in the Pimlicc
Special on Thanksgiving Day.
The Special was started in
1887 to decide any doubtful turf
championship. 1t normally has q
$4,000 tag.
Louis Pondfield, executive d.
rector Of the track, said the
match race was out when
Nashua's owner decided to retire
the speedster after an exhibition
appearance at Lexington's Ken
neland track on october 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Sept. / (R.-King Hairan, the
Florida flyer, overhauled the
firing Canadian colt, Nearctic,
in the stretch today and pulled
away like a champion to cap
ture the $7O.100 Hopeful Stakes
as Saratoga closed its month
long meeting.
With Eddie Arcaro in the
saddle, the speedy son of Kings
Stride-Lady Harlan salted away
his fifth consecutive stakes VIC
tory and eighth of his brilliant
career. in giving the Sunshine
State its second straight Hope
full. Last year it was the D. & H
Stables Florida-bred Needles
who won the Hopeful, then went
on to cop the 1856 Kentucky
Derby and other big 3-year-old
classics.
King Harlan met six of the
best 2-year-olds in the East in
this 61a-furlong test.
Declined to Loaf
Apparently inclined to loaf
after he takes the lead. King
Harlan STAYED off the fast-closing
rush of Walter M. Jeffords' Gan
net. to win by a length and a
quarter.
Cannot, ridden by Eric Guerin
looks like a conner, but he
couldn't handle the King this
sunny afternoon. But he slammed
over the finish four lengths
ahead of the Greentree Stables
Cohoes, the Grand Union Hotel
Stakes winner, and second choice
in today'S betting at 9-5.
Those in the crowd of 20,02C
who liked the favored Floridian
at the mutuals were rewarded
with $4.10. $40 and $40, while
Cannot, coupled as an entry
with Mrs. Jeffords' Bakht, paid
$3.50 and $2.70 to place. Cohoes
was $2.40 to show.
Total handle for the days
racing was 81, 268,893.
With all of the colts carrying
l22 pounds. Jockey George Wal
ker shot E. P. Taylor's Nearctic
into a lead that piled up three
and then four lengths. King
Harlan was hiding his time in
second. about half a length
ahead of Ted Atkinson on Co.
hoes.
Into the far turn with half
a mile left. the Canadian colt
was four in front. but he began
to tire near the turn for home
and 1t was obvious that Taylor'S
colt wouldn't last.
Nearctic Quits
With q bit more than an eighth
left. Nearctic quit suddenly and
King Hairan swooshed past with
a rush as Cannot charged down
along the rail. But the King
was King again. His time Of
1888 was just one-fifth slower
than Needles required last year,
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FUTURITY
Continued From Page c..

coming out Of the turn for home
Nearing the eighth pole. Greek
Game and California Kid
nudged for the first time. They
bumped twice more before they
reached the sixteenth pole, then
cleared each other and swept
under the wire almost like one
The photo finish gave Cali
fornia Kid the decision, but il
was scarcely more than a nose
1t was Greek Games fourth
stakes triumph. He won the
Arlington Futurity, the Hyde
Park and the Primer Stakes at
Arlington Park.
The triumph was Hartack's
only victory of the day in five
mounts giving him 267 winners
for the year. Shoemaker didn't
have a single winner but fin
ished second twice and now
trails his rival by three.
The total handle for the days
racing was S1,819,210.
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King Grail Pulls
Another Upset
AT Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Sept
1 R.-George D. Widener's King
Grail, whose only victory of the
year was a stunning upset in the
Choice Stakes, pulled another
one out of the bag today and
whipped a good band of turf
specialists in the $31. 900 Ventnol
Turf handicap. Ray Mikkonen
again piloted the Ambiorix Colt
who came charging in the late
stages to best William G. Helis
IJr.'s Sol-Hi who had taken, CON-
mand in the stretch run. Third
in the field was Darwin E. Love-
mans Sunningdale with Key
stone Stables Piecesofeight
fourth.
King Grail sped the mile or
the grass in 1889 and paid SAL go
IS18.6O, and $1,000. Sol-Hi PAID
I$l2.60 and $3.50 with Summing
dale bringing back $500.
Malicieux, coupled with Dark
Armor, ran through the hedge
after the race sending Jockey
Roger Leblanc heavily to the
turf. Leblanc was taken to the
first aid station via the track
ambulance.
Sunningdale in Front
Jockey Joe Regalbuto had Sun
ningdale away in front and re-
NAMED there until the head Of
the stretch. Piecesofeight, Sol-Hi
and Nahodah we're strung out
behind the top one throughout
most of the trip.
Midway down the backstretch
ISol-Hi and Piecesofeight each
took a crack at Sunningdale, but
he drew away once again.
| Meanwhile, Mikkonen had
moved King Grail up to fourth
position on the outside and he
began to pick up ground as the
field took the final swing for
home. Once steadied. King Grail
responded beautifully and under
Ia strong ride by Mikkonen passed
Sol-Hi within the final 7-yardS
and went under the wire three
parts to the good.
Still Going to France
| This was the grass debut of
c. v. Whitney'S Career Boy, but
the best the Phalanx colt could
do was finish fifth. Trainer Syl-
veSter Veitch said his plans to
send Career Boy to France for
a grass campaign would not be
altered and he would go as sched-
uled. Career Boy also is slated to
run here on September Is in the
100000 United Nations Handi-
cap.
This was King Grail's first
venture over the infleld course
also, and Trainer Burt Mulhol-
land said the colts next race
would come in the Jerome.
Jockey Mikkonen said I'VE
couldn't get started for the first
half mile and I didn't think we
were going to make it, but then
he caught on and took off,"
Singer Johnny Ray was a guest
today and presented the Ventnor
trophy to Trainer Mulholland.
King Grail picked UP $21.875
of the gross purse of $4,000 in
victory.
Today's crowd numbered q, 079
and they wagered $2,505,736.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Golden Rage, in the seventh, for
Ia $3.50 payoff.
Poverty Bar. the favorite,
raced third in the first race, and
Buddy Rich, at 81, finished
fourth in the third. Longden's
mount. Wish U Well, Z was
scratched in the fourth, and the
favored Madam Jet was beaten
back to second in the fifth.
Longden had no mount in the
sixth. He replaced Bill Harmatz
on Golden Rage in the seventh
when Harmatz suffered a minor
injury earlier in the afternoon.
Longden shoots again for the
world record Monday.
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Doctor Says FIuherty
NOV Not Lose Arm

SPRINGFIELD. NJ. Sept. /
R.-The crushed right arm Of
Pat Flaherty probably will not
have to be amputated." the race
drivers attending physician said
today.
FlAherty. the chicagoan Who
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Saratoga Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000, claim
ing; 3-year -olds; furlongs
star Dancer (COlel $40 400 300
Esauisse (Sterling) go 500
Eliot Jet tArcaro) 3.4O
Miz Carol, Slam Point. Galsab. Firm
Stand. Scots Pal Time, 1:272s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; 2
year-old maidens; 5Ia fuIlongs.
Top Award (Arcaro) 40 $50 2.8O
ManpOwer (Usseryl $40 $40
Banned (AtkinsOnl 200
aCabochon aThe Hammer, Ten
O'Clock, Macs Ace. Prince Simmer
Biscayne. aGreat Caesar. Time. 1907
AGAIN HOY Stable entry.
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Pirates End Tieup

PITTSBURGH, Sept. (P.-
The Pirates said today it had
been mutually agreed to end the
clubs working agreement with
the New Orleans club of the
Southern Association at the end
of this season.
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Lions Hear Dresser

Manager Chuck Dresser Of the
Senators will be guest speaker
Wednesday at the weekly lunch
con meeting of the Washington
(Host) Lions Club at the May
flower Hotel.
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CHARTS OF ATLANTIC CITY RACES
triangle publications, Inc. }

tCopyrisht 1855. by Triangle Publications. Inc)
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming; 4-year-ods and
furlongs Post 2:05; off 205la drv
ing. place same. Winner W. H Foales' b. g. T. by Quick
$500 S215. Time. 20 Clear and fast.
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DAILY DOUBLE Pam sIsaO

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing, 3.year.olds: about 5 furlongs.
Jolly Visitor (MeKee) 600 40
Beacon Lady SPIKES Pride, Howdo.
youdo, Bonally Boy. Black 10. Time.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; / 4 miles.
Swear on CTeaguel 2O.6O 1900 $40
Mad Gander tMcIvorl 21.2O 5.GO
Keep Trying Clark SEQ
Winging Along. Helana w. Roll Your
Own, Willarene Softly. Time, :524s.
FIFTH RAcE-Pyrse. $1,000; claim
High Vision lSnyder) $50 ESQ eco
April Hare tMeGOvern) 100 100
Libismo. Stacked Deck. Bally Lea,
Zacin. Oxoford Jr. Time. l.02is.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 81 400; claim
ms; 3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Cherry Branch tCa'Ob 1880 $50 $50
Gee o. Snyder $50 $50
aPatricia Lynch, aDear Richard. Jock
Scott, o.I First J9;AL Time l;2s%.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. Al 500; al
loyanees: 3-year,olds; furlongs.
Phllly Baby fW. Clarkl $50 $50
Mystery NiEht RUSSO $50
over Dover. Plyquest, Dr.. Jake, Air
Monarch: Run. Time. l:3lh. 90.
Eponbask GGcrdoSp lI.4O SO 40
BAndufTia fGamb1al 400 $50
Cabo BlaneO tHausel $50
Sky Battle. Blandyiile. Able Fun.
Mallow, Stay Well Time. l.52ls.
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Washington Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $3.50; claim.
Moose Sign tChurch) $50 4.20 500
Mister Fab tPOparap 24.4O 1890
IdOlita tScurlock) $50
What Step. Dudes Dream, Miss Dip,
Mser. Dugan, Step Fast. My Glad Hand.
Shy Deb Fraluxe. Time. 1:122s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, SO. $50: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; Lie miles.
Here's Jake tHaFtack) $40 800
Wing Admiral nejeunel $50
Breadwinner Count Cal. Top Spinner,
Broken Promise. Obtain, Service, Coz
herence. Time. 1:462s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI7.2O
CONSOLATION DAILY DOUBLE
Moose sign. Cotton TOP Late Scratchl
PAID $40
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Timonium Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; 3-yeAr-
olds and up; furlongs
Lady Virginia tHmanl 500 sac geo
Gao tHause) 1880 100
zig Doc tKratE) SEQ
Dandalo. Luxury Limited, Busy Broom,
Hells Flame. Time 1882.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 3-year- Odds and up; Z furlongs
Eagle Speed tSnyder) $50 $40 2.4O
Gypsy Boy Gray 40 $50
Still, Hoping lRussOD 2.2O
Sumbura, Sun Bike. Fire Proof. Bat
4 tie Greek, ByaniF Time, 3Ias
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Two-d dollar mutuels paid-oUIcK Town; S1%40 S64
So so. Ell IuCERA $40 $500 WHY NOT. S340.
Handle--S142S05.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

IS lbs. opprsntics ollo~ones eioirnsd.
~ lbs. oppfsptiee ollo~ones eloimed.
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SECOND ,AcE-Purse $4,000: claiming 3-year-olds Z
iyronss Post 2:36 off S:3e,a start sood won driyins
Ann Trainer. owner. values-Sls00, $500. $780, $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Irritate tShukl rs To ~ UIUAe u0.I
Two-doilar mutuels paidKAPADoR Sl4 SO s. e so.4o
CAROLINA REX. $1,000. SS.40 CURR1TUCk So.4V.
Handle-S2S4 1872.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claiming; 2-year- olds; I
frongs Post All: off at once; start good won roosn
out place driving Winner Boncrist Farms Dix l. = oy
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Two-dollar mutuels paid-DUSTY BEND-SlS.SO. $3.50
So 90 TiNGAIiNG JIM. S540, $3.50 BUNCH OF FIBs
HandIe-S2O9.257
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

declined more than so per cent.
In the first seven months of
1855 permits were issued for 2,230
units as compared to 1904 in
the same period this year.
From the standpoint of total
construction and repair the Dis
trict has suffered a greater de-
cline than the rest of the Metro
politan Area. For the first seven
months of last year the District
accounted for 81 per cent ($49.6
million) of the dollar value of
all permits ($234.5 Million. For
the like period this year the
District accounted for only lS
per cent 1888 million) of the
dollar value of all permits in
this area ($184.2 Million.
The Virginia suburbs have
most nearly maintained the dol
lar value of total construction
activity Of 1855, accounting for
43.1 per cent of the area total
up to August of this year, as
compared with 38 per cent for
the like period in 1855. The
comparable figures for the Mary
land suburbs are $50 per cent
this year in contrast to Al per
cent last year.
Through July of this year 41O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Suburbs Outdistonce
c. in Construction

cludes five changes which may
be helpful in keeping up volume:
Encouraging home improvement
and repair by more liberal loan
policies; increasing the loan-to-
value ratio from 80 per cent to
80 per cent. and raising the per
room and per unit allowances;
encouraging housing for the ell
derby; easing taxes on real estate
investment trusts and, finally
encouraging trade-ins by liber-
alizing FILA terms for existing
housing.
The rate of housing construc-
ton in the first seven months
has declined about 40 per cent
in the Washington area, from
$194.5 million last year to $116.6
million for the first seven
months of 1856. This is a reduc-
ton from 1925 units to 9,70s
units.
In the District proper the
number of new family units has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
By CHARLES ]. BAUER

Executive Secretary, washington Real
Estate Board
Difficulty in obtaining loans is
the principal cause of the de-
cline in the sale of homes. not
only in the Washington area,
but in other parts Of the country
as we'll.
The scarcity of mortgage
money affects not only the sale
of new homes but the ref1nanc-
ing of older homes which might
be traded in for new ones.
In the opinion of those who
have been most active in the
home building industry in the
Washington area. the mortgage
market is tighter now than it
has been in 20 years.
s Washington brokers are find
ing that they must be more re-
sourceful to maintain the volume
of home sales that they enjoyed
In the last year.
The Housing Act Of 1856 in
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Tompkins Leads
ACC Delegation

Francis M. Tompkins. presi-
dent of the District Chapter OF
the Associated General Con-
tractors, will lead delegation
from the chapter to the midyear
meeting of the Governing and
Advisory Boards of the Associ-
ated General Contractors Of
America in Milwaukee Monday
through Wednesday.
Others in the delegation in
clude ANGLE c. Tester. immedi-
ate past president, and Randall
C. Wyant, secretary treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

buildings have been erected in
the District as compared with
652 for the like period in 1855.
and 915 buildings were RACED
IA decline of 233 from the same
period in 1855.
In the Metropolitan Area the
number of permits declined from
I24,741 with a value of $234.5
million in the first seven months
of 1855 to 22,992 permits with a
value of $184.2 million in the
like period this year.
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CARPENTRY, PAINTING
CEMENT WORK

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Ladies' ~
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Earn S1.s5 per hour, hours Of
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Write Box 2I-H. Star.
WOMAN TO WORK as clerk In
wholesale supply house: pleasant
working conditions Apply in per-
son. to MR.. herman, rear 1919
18th st. NV.
WOMEN, full or part time-See our
INC. .1545 Rockville pike. Rock
vile. Md.
YOUNG LADY, assistant, white: some
typing'. permanent job. 40-hr., g.
day wk.. vacation and insurance
plan. Call MA. S-1O37, Ext. 20.
YOUNG LADY. white, to assist in
showroom. some tipping. interesting
job with good hrs, company bene-
flts; $50 to start; 6-day week;
open ct 10. Apply MR.. BENNETT,
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MOTOR TRAVEL
HOLY LAND

Leaving New York October ~,
1856 SIS. independence. Reservas
lions made through PILGRIMAGE
ASSOCIATES TOURS, or W. X.
HARRIS, EN- 3-7679, or any Ameris
can EXpreSs once.
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REPAIRS and sERVIcEs
AIR CONDITIONED

Complete central unit for whole
house, using present ducts. FLA
financing. sos. Free survey. Call
10. 4-S520.
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TAX. PIX, Oh. Ch., NV. Wash.
Clerk-Typists to $3.50
Addresso- GRAPHIC. Opr., h.B.g., $500
Clerk, good with figures $500
Secretaries, Bethesda -- $500
Secretary, mr.. Rockville - $3.50
Secys and beg. Stenos. to $500
Clerk-Typ.. exper.. 35-45 yrs. $3.50
Info. clerk white. some tvpe, 1920
Clerk. some type. TAX. PIX. sl9s
NO REGISTRATION FEE
Come in and discuss Job oppor-
tunities Our ONCE is aforementioned.
Interviews Mondays thru Fridays
$50 ANIL pm. or "a pm.
HAGGERTY EMPL. SERV.
s1s Ellsworth Drive; silver Spring