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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S65.SO

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Battle Mount tWildeT) iO.eO 10 3el
A TOnte Force GLanders) $50 2.6i
Chano tliEsOB) $50
sarv, .Ted's Bull Sound of Dawn,
Speed Maker, Bounding Sea. Time
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. So 600; claim
us t syes5 Msrs sd pR iurNnFs
Thomas Pepper (yinson) 400 2.S0
Rearrangements (Landers) 5.40
Teds Jeep. Bon Zeyial. Nearways
Flash Top Spring, Lovely Dice. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year- colds: furlongs
Lord Jeep tLandersl go 800 4.0g
Dart Forward (Sandman) $50 81 dSC
Turkeyneck Oaks, Big Crash, Ivory
Nut, Marco Polo, Big Fred. Time. l:12lS.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-yeaT.olds and UP; furlonRso "a
PavatOn tMaddenD $50 800 2.6O
Raintree CStuarp 4.4O 800
Nahrawan (Mercier) 4.20
Is Newborn, zealot. Felleouine, Big
Mark. Ready Already. Time. 1:l1+s.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse $4,000;
Eternal Mark ParenD $40 500 $3.50
Hat Box (Fairbanksl $50 800
Amyn Bey tGodkinsl - $50
fine, I:l0As.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. 50. 500; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and UP; j mile and
20 yards.
Uncharted (Landersl 800 $3.50 ESQ
Flaming Blue (Jenkins) $50 $50
Fast Fire (HettingeD TO
Tape Reader, Hug Up, Esterrific, Mon
domme. Time, l:434s.
NINTH RACE--Purse. $4,000; handi-
cap; .I-year- olds and up; ! u miles.
Transmuer Hairb'nks) $50 $50 800
VOyante tMercler) $50 2.SO
Max's Reward tBoh'nkO) AGO
Efortless. Davids Dream, Four To Go,
Home Fleet, Tin Goddess. Time, 2:06ls.
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MyrtIe's Jet Is Winner
AT BoImoroI; DeIto 18th

CHICAGO. June 2 (P9.-
Myrtle's Jet, owned by Maine
Chance Farm, breezed to victory
today in the $22,250 Honeymoon
Handicap, the Balmoral at :
Washington Park feature.
Ridden by Jockey Bob Ussery,
Myrtle's Jet took over the lead
from Smart Devil while turning
into the stretch and romped to
"a six-length victory.
Louis Lee Haggin IFS Hen
Party was second and Dixiana'S
Blue Hawaii finished third.
Claiborne Farms Delta, an
even-money choice of the 10, 109
spectators, finished fourth in the
seven-furlong event for fillies
and mares. 1t was Delta's first
loss after four straight triumphs.
Myrtle's Jet was second choice
to Delta and paid 81, 81 and 81.
The daughter of Jet Pilot-Myrtle
Charm, by Alsab. earned $13.025
to boost her seasons earnings
to $56.950.
Myrtle'S Jet, carrying 1872
pounds-one less than Delta. ran
the seven furlongs in a snappy
1925.
Hen Party, coupled with
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S34.2O

THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: maiden
3-year- olds, special weights; 8 furlonRs.
Lucinda aNelsen) ll.sO 40 200
Jubilee Day tSmalD 2.6O
First question, Seraphine. Maxblne.
Dancing Tree, Bazaar 0oya, Irenes Ace.
Time. 1:14as.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
Iowssncesi ,a.year.olds anS up mile
War Tune CNelson) $50 eco
Gay Street tSeurlOckl 2.60
Irish Admiral. Helix. Time, 140as
turf course-softl.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds, and up; 9 furlongs.
E SIi stssn 's saTesfop $50 SS iS
Belmont Breeze (Higleyl 800
Kadac, Alternative. Huntsville. Time,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 3-year-olds and up: ii. miles.
Biz Comber lSmalD l1.4O $50 $40
Glen Alden (valenEuelal $50
Emory Nal, Tintern. SuncAst, oreyent.
King York, Woodlawn Belle. Time
SEVENTH RAcE-The Kent Stakes.
$4,000 added: 3-year-olds; Id miles.
k Kins% AXE Smith Il.so AZ, AZ S ,aS
Lucius Beebe (FerFa'IO) SEQ
Frosty Mr. countermand, q Cedrus.
Cello, Besomer, q Nahodah, Rieei Tavi.
Cedar Farm Montpelier entry.
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse.. $4,000; al
lowances: 3-year-olds; iurlongs.
Man Man, IF EAP 1sy,. .yslsnEO $50 s sS
vestsl 8irIin, Hasty Scenes, sSiisS'
Time, 1913.
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Jazz Age Wins Peter Pan
In Stop, Pays $500

had managed to shove his head
in front. In the run to the wire
jazz Age hung on desperately
to collect first money Of $20,35C
from the net purse of $29,400.
Jazz Age is a. stablemate OF
Career Boy, another Whitney
colt who is expected to challenge
Kentucky Derby winner Needles
and Preakness hero Fabius in
the Belmont. Earlier this year,
Trainer Syl Veitch had said Jazz
Ages training program had been
retarded, but Il hope by Belmont
time to have another good can
didate for the race"
jazz Age carried Ill pounds,
LawleSs had lis and Oh Johnny
was tops with 1874. Beau Diable
finished fifth, followed by Jean
Baptiste, Corax, Riley, NASSAU
and Paint Brush.
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Speedy Eide and Lover Boy
Are Winners on West Coast

Most of the expert attention
was focused on the companion
piece, the Peabody, with its ar
ray of handicap horses. Most
of them will be shooting at large
stakes during the meeting. in
Guiding shot at Rex Ellsworth'S
Swaps and others in the $4,000
Argonaut Handicap next Satur-
day.
Lover Boy. owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Travis NJ. Kerr of Oklahoma
City. came up between horses in
the stretch to win by a length
over Poona II. who beat out Beau
Busher by a nose.
Lover Boy paid $1,000. $3.50
and $3.50; Poona II, $3.50 and
$3.50. and Beau Busher. $40.
The time for the mile and one
sixteenth was l:4145.
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English Colt Runs
Mile and q Quarter,
Then Wins His Race

SANDOWN PARK, England
June 2 (P).-Scottish Sands is a
frisky 3-year-old colt that just
loves to run.
He ran away with Jockey Joe
Nolan yesterday enroute to the
post for a Seven-furlong race
and circled the mile-and -one-
quarter track.
Caught and taken back to the
starting post, he1got off fast and
won the race by three lengths,
BY that time, Scottish Sands
really got into the spirit of the
thing. He made yet another
complete run around the track
before Nolan could rein him in
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Richard james Dies;
Trotting Group Official

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 2 up,
Richard L. James, 43, an off,
cial of the United States Trot-
ting Association, died yesterday
in Benjamin Franklin (tuber-
culosis) Hospital where he had
been a patient for one day.
He had been with the Colum-
bus Office of USTA as head OF
the program department for
about six years. James was wide
ly known in harness racing cir
Giles, and had worked as an Off
cial at tracks throughout this
country and Canada.
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INGLEWOOD, Calf, June 2
P).--Speedy Edie came on with
a rush in the stretch to win the
S29.750 NIilady Handicap al
HOLLYWOOD Park today and Lover
Boy won the co-feature, the $12.-
900 Anita Peabody Handicap be-
fore crowd estimated at $4,000
Jockey Ralph Neves brought
Speedy Edie, a chestnut fllly, in
ahead of Solid Miss and Island
Queen, in that order, in a scram-
BILE of Is mares and FLIES.
The time for the six furlongs
was 1:10.
Speedy Edie, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Smith, paid 5000,
$11.70 and $3.50; Solid Miss,
with Willie Shoemaker aboard,
paid IS and $3.50, and Island
Queen SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
Sports Cars Scheduled
To Race at Marlboro

The Washington Region of the
Sports Car Club of America viii
stage the second event of its
second season at Marlboro Motor
Racewey a week from today
The lineup of races will be de-
ci6ed tomorrow night.
Already As entries have beer
received, outstanding of which
are such as Duncan Black in his
4.5-liter Ferrari and Byron Roud-
abush's Lotus, Steve Splitter, Joe
Herson, Nick Ryder and Art
Tweedale in MG-A's; Fred
Moore, Harold Kunz and Frank
Pohanka in Austin Healeys and
Roudabush and Chef Flynn in
Mercedes 300 Sis.
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DELAWARE
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Continued from Page CT
Kent. netting the victor $29, $50
Kingmaker was scoring his ini-
tial stake triumph after having
run second in both the Jersey
and Chesapeake. Hustled away
from the gate by Gayle L. Smith
the chestnut flyer was joined in
the early battle for the lead by
Cello and Head Man, who was
ridden by Eddie Arcaro.
Kingmaker saved ground while
Head Man failed to cut the VIC
tors slight advantage in the
stretch. Lucius Beebe, a 30-to-1
shot with Anthony Ferraiuolo
up, made UP a lot of ground and
finished very fast. Countermand
rallied to third place in the last
quarter mile but could not men,
ace the leaders.
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Entry
Runs 0ne-Two
All PimIico
Continued from Page CT

Continued from Page C-1
weather, was sixth abroad Idle
Memory, who broke down in the
running Of the second race at
4-to-5 odds; was moved into sec
ond through disqualification
astride Jerilynn. the S-to-5 choice
in the fourth, and was fifth with
Big Billie in the fifth at 9-to-5
odds to cause bettors great un-
happiness.
Brady A. Disqualified
He came back to ride Piecesof-
eight the 7-to-5 winner in the
eighth after finishing second with
Solid Gem in the seventh.
After a claim Of foul had been
thrown out in the third race,
won by Lustralice, the alleged
culprit at $3.50 straight in a
tight three way photo, the stew
ards disqualified Brady A, a IA
toll chance in the fourth, a FIVE
Ifurlong dash for two-year-olds.
Brady A. beat out Mr.. Jocko,
carrying Ella K. Bryson's silks,
by length and three quarters
and Jerilyn crossed the finish line
third, a length behind Mr.. Jocko.
Hartack claimed that Brady
A. interfered with his mount at
the eighth pole in the stretch
and the stewards agreed with
him. They moved Brady A. back
to third and declared Mr.. Jocko
the winner at $23.40 for So.
The final daily double of the
spring season amounted to
$56.60 on the five-and-two COM
bination. represented by William
Rodgers Dream Wish, winner
of the first race at $500, and
Wallace Groves Roman Fair
who took the second at $11.60.
Idle Memory, held at 4-to-5
odds in the second race, broke
down badly but managed to fin
ish sixth. Roman Fair. the win
ner, finished in a lame condi-
ton.
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stablemate Smart Devil, returned
$3.50 and $3.50 and Blue Ha-
waits show price was $500.
Steve Brooks, who tried hard
with Delta in the stretch, said
she just didn't have it,"
Brooks, however. rode five VIM
ners for the day. He scored in
the first race on Nell's Bay and
came in with Nantua in the fifth,
DR.. Joe Kay in the sixth. Home
place in the seventh and Nora's
Watch in the ninth. Nora's
Watch paid the biggest price,
$13.20.
Brooks, the meetings. leading
Jockey, boosted his BalInoral
total to 81 winners. Johnny
Adams is second with II.
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NEW YORK. June 2 (R.-
Jazz Age. real longshot, streak
ed down the stretch in the murE
and slop at Belmont Park today
and captured the Peter Par
Handicap in a fashion that sug-
gests he could be a definite
threat for the Belmont Stakes
June Is.
Although this was only the
first stakes victory and the Sec
ond win in the career of the
lightly-raced c. V. Whitney colt,
the race recalled that another
Whitney horse. Counterpart,
came in prominence in the same
handicap five years ago.
Counterpart made the Peter
Pan his first stakes score in
1851, breaking the track record,
and then returned one week
later to capture the 100000
added Belmont and go on to
become horse Of the year.
John Choquette, who won the
Peter Pan last year aboard
Nance's Lad. steered Jazz Age
to a three-quarter length victory
over the Brookmeade Stable :
LawlesS, second choice in the
betting of the crowd of 30,775.
Lawless took second money BY
a head over Mrs. Wallace Gilroys
Oh Johnny, the favorite. while
Lawrence r. Troiano's King
Somali was beaten out for third
money by a neck in a photo
finish.
jazz Age. a gray son of Priam
1I-Jazz Baby by Mahmoud,
stepped the mile and one eighth
in 1:482s, which was only three
fifths of a second slower than
Counterpoint's track record.
The winner showed 25-to-1 on
the board and the crowd
whooped it up when the official
prices of S61.2O, $500 and S8,T0
were flashed. Lawless, also eli
gible for the mile and one-half
Belmont. returned $500 and
$500, while Oh Johnny paid
$3.50.
The big crowd bet $3,004,98
for the day.
Lawless, ridden by Bill Boland,
assumed the lead shortly after
the start. With King Somali sec
ond and Mrs. Lloyd Tate's Jean
Baptiste third, followed by Jazz
Age. they maintained that order
until whirling into the far turn.
Then King Somali moved in
front going around the bend
and at the top of the stretch,
with a quarter left, was joined
by Lawless and Jazz Age, who
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1854

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing. 4-year.olds and up; ] 70 miles.
Baritone Bob (G'm'n) 1I.SO 800 4.3C
MarstOn Moor CMartin) $50 ago
Dover Doll. Market Gain. Peter Arnold
Dandy Dan. Rieodee, Fancy Living. Sym
metrical. Curly Top. Time, l 80.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81, 900; claim.
ing. 4-vear-olds and up; furlongs
Senior Coati [Atk'son) 900 80 az
Royal Pate Hain 400 3.aO
Laheim fNcCreary) 100
Pauiq's Tex, Blue Pencil. open Show
Fresh Meadow. Time. l;24is
FIFTH RACE Purse, $1,000, allow.
ances: ivear-clds and up: d fi'-.on2s
Brown Ho1tcr tGucrinD 1880 S.0J 32t
Hif'asn Shin tAtk'sOnl 1929 AZ
oxy Ned tWOnfhoustl 2.3l
Blue Quest. Battis.. Laugh Time. Il 4
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S4.50O; allow
Char,evoix tAnGerson) 1910 5.eO 5.Nt
Shines Bright tAtk'nsOn) 40 3.3l
PaSsyunk tGuerin) q.
Masonic French Ace. Noor's Image
Place Kick, Irish Love. Lord Essex
SEVENTH RAcE-Peter Pan Handi.
cap. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds: III
JAZZ. Age tChOquetts) 61.eO 1890 so
LawlesS (BOland) 500 36(
Oh Johnny (WoOdhOusel 3.5l
Riley. Paint Brush. King Somali, Jear
SSa;ptiste, NASSAU Beau Diaole' Corax
iiR RfdHTH 'RAcE-purse. $4,000; CD.
tional claiming: handicap: 3-year-olds
and up; ! Y miles.
Toulouse tBOlandl $50 800 2.1G
Collision (ChOouette) $50 3.iG
Black Coffee Bailey 3.5O
Encono, Edgar J. NJ, Power Rider
Resist. Time, 2:33.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S61.4

THIRD RAcE-,Plrse. $1,000; claim
Ss6 t,T Dark Dark HeJ'ne) 1900 9.Sco 5.6o
Gal Ticks tHeckmann) $40
;, Miss 1 Royal Gem. Rapid Rascal. End
Be Fo StfP FSsI Tins, LIZA claim,
ing 4,,year-o! and UP; 6 furlongs..
Dutch WYATT tAdams) $50 800
Royal Tawny. Steel Gal Dear Doc Doc
tor, County Defense. Muscles. Mother
dh FfTrAA ttf RAcE TINS ls145oo allow
ances; 2.year-olds; 5 furlongs
Nantua (BrOoks) 300 2.40 eco
M EsHrTsh w IRot1 1.a,m. 800 s.s s:,
Wailabhai. Ramlin' Rusty, Its q Gam
SIXTH RAcE9Purse' $1,000; allow
Snces; 3syear1olds; z furlonss;
Iropis kins Baldwin, ''0O $40 100
County Kildare, Peace Bomb. ssEo,
on sE y SffT F RScE PURSE Time GdS
claiming; 3-yesf-olds; Z furlongs
HGmeplace tBrooks) $50 $50 go 20
Key Biscayne fDalgol Nv" go
Steven s., Foxtaii Lilly. Ram-o-Lette.
checkered Flag, Greek Sword Time.
EIGHTH RACE = The Honeymoon
and up: furlongs.
Myrtle's Jet tUssery) 700 400 400
a Hen Party (Adamsl 400 800
Blue Hawaii tScurlOck) SEQ
centenaire, Mrs. Mark. Lori Jane
Smart Devil, Delta. Supple. Time
.0o3.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500: optional
claiming; 3-year-olds and up ] q miles
NOra's Watch tBr'ks) 1920 $50 1850
Dance-a-JiE tBarile) $40 $50
Hot Pursuit tBeckl $50
Real Sir, Relet, a Alie-Ed Colonel Fru
Tall Iris. a Snorkel Rufus the Red.
Time, l:522s.
Gee Jay Emm Stable entry.
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Old Dominion Track
Postpones Auto Races

Old Dominion Speedway has
postponed today's drag racing
program to next Sunday in order
to avoid conflict with the air
show at Manassas Municipal Air
port.
The track cancelled the midget
and stock car races last night
because Of the weather.
The drag strip will be asphalted
during the week to eliminate
dust. Director AL Gore has an
bounced.
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Delaware Park Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: 1,s miles.
Girl Crazy tBateheller) 4.6O 800 2.dO
PORTAGE Boy lD0wnsl 9.1O 500
Hot Flame (NelsOnl $50
Cling To, Flying Trinity. A Bit Fast.
Sligo Rock. Time, 1:47+s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Advice (Shuk) 1890 $40 200
War Biscuit lSnelIing) $40 500
Caddy.s Pat tSmith) 200
Piping Good. Jamal, Majo Our Felicia,
lJerSeyville, jock Scott Time 1.143.
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Belmont Park Results

FIRST RlCE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-ods; 8 iurlongs
8lazing Comet tB0fd) $40 SEQ $50
Firm Stand tS0rensOnb 1880 $40
Hello Rita (AndersOnl $50
Tide Sir. Pheidippides, NapCli.. bEcre-
vlsse. Half Minute. Bold Statesman,
hBattalion. Getthere Frank, Tuck Time,
1:l2ls.
SECOND RACE--Purse. $1,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-oldS and up; : furionss.
Cosmos tAndersOn) $50 500 40
Greek Day (TingIey) Hoo 40
Our VaIdina lGlaSSnerl 100
Way Thorn, Chips Floppy, Pallestrelli.
Blenfy, Tireune. Chased Again, Friendly
Ace, Montauk, mighty Turf, fPrefer Dan.
fSirpop. Time. .2b2s Field
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Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up: / IL miles (turf).
lydia A. (Fairbanksl 100 $50 300
Uncle Don (Madden) $50 $50
Little Lucky GROSS $3.50
King for All. Bird Bell. Phantom Luck.
remplier. Irishforluck, OF We Go, Ash
Tray. Time, 1908.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Cranberry Joe do 1900 $40 800
Burnt Throat CLanders) $50 2.4O
Whistles Bro. (Parent) 300
In the Book. Ignore Me. Honey Beige
Jiffy. Cononym, Sweet Bos. Morse Queen.
Time, l:l3
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BuImoroI Results

| FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing. 4.year-olds and up: 9 furlongs.
Nell's Boy (Br0OkS1 6.6O 300 $50
Brazen Step (KOrtel 400 3O0
lThunderbird Baird $40
Bogyp, Lucky Teddy, Bear Cub. Judy
MISTY Style Time. 1.g9ns onehesian'
SECOND RACE-Purse, S2.150; claim
ing; 4year-olds and up: / mile
Mr.. Boots baldwin, 1880 $50 400
Ch0mbrO (Heckmann) 800 800
Midyear lKOrte) $40
Childers, Billtown. Late Return. Dixie
Spy, Near You, GaIfor. Feb, Bobby Boo.
iIndustriouS Time I.2g
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CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLIcO'

tCopyriEht 1855. by Triansle Publications. Incl
furions Post c06 Of :c,s sfart GOOD Won sasiy
Place driving Winner Rodsers Oh 3 BY MY Request
S125. Time. 1:0S9s Raining sloppy. Handle S5404S
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claiming: 4-year-oids and
At once: start good, won
I. Adamuccl's big. g. by
Romano. Values-S1.S2O,
Cloudy and sloppy. Handle,
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 50 500
up; LII miles. Post, 4::23; of
driving, place same. Winner.
Heliopolis-Effie B. Trainer, II
$3.50, $3.50 $140. Time. I:472s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

CD. Frosisr.R. Meosvits entry.
SApprsn,ies ellowones eloimsd. 4
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do Disqualified and placed third.
Two-dollar mutuels paid-MR. JOCKO S2340, 81 co.
800. JERILYNN $500 50. 90. BRADY A. $500 1900
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT DELAWARE PARK

Capable Of vpsefiinq
For back in seasonal bow =.
Recent roees discovroeing
All roess extremely poor -.
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IWodoIar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80, WIZ,
$40. BULLY BoLERo S4.40 $500. DIVE. $40
Total handle S963.463 Attendance 1876
Total mutue pool for meeting. SlS7e5,75o. Total attend
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Il sXTH RAcE-Pus $45ooi 4yea od upi oIwoneei fuona.
{. NontEonTInl Y. onTTY
b Columet Form entry.
SEVENTH RACE
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse,

O Mrs. W. A. Edgor.Mfs.
b A. consioniin, II. entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
'' RI BUSINESS
Nearby Bank Deposits Set
S468.3 Million Record

Deposits of 81 banks and companies Maryland
Virginia suburban sections of Washington Metropolitan
reached atime level of 468342703 September
date of the fall condition CALL by The Star showed
yesterday.
The peak 43 per cent from $449170368 last
December and 487 cent ahead of 1922 07
TENDER 1882 For of institutions
call last The figure of four earlier the earliest
comparable fall figure available.
In contrast the suburban gains Washington bank deposits
Of 1880 580044 September 26 down
December 81 and SO cent above the 1852 fall total
The combined Metropolitan total $1818922747
September &c off 03 from December
per cent ahead Of 1882
Compared with December National Arlington made
the largest gain of 1914 although
Trust scored 303 per
Citizens National Of Alexandria scored rise of 1877
First National of Southern Maryland Marlboro had gain
55 cent and the Bank of Silver Spring added 1879
cent Arlington Trust gained 10 per cent.
Compared with four earlier of the
tacular gains Bank of Annandale
Vernon Bank Trust 513 cent First National Arlington
I'll per cent Citizens Bank of Maryland 100 cent Vienna
Trust, 81 per cent; Bank of Maryland. 81 cent.
Suburban Trust made the largest dollar gain Of $50 95
the four its per
also the leaders Its gain of $235474 23 per
cent since December 81 less impressive
Individual bank totals for September 26 and December 81
follow:
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DATES
and
PLACES

Sales Executives Club will hear
Arch N. Booth. executive vice
president, United States Cham
Der Of Commerce, at a luncheon
at Mayfower Hotel tomorrow.
Residential Appraisers Society
will be addressed by Fred E.
Hasselbring, chief loan guaran-
tee officer of the Veterans Ad-
miniStration at a dinner meet
ing at Occidental Restaurant to-
morrow.
Merchants & Manufacturers
Association will hold its general
membership meeting at installa-
ton of officers at the Mayf1ower
Hotel Tuesday noon, starting at
1918 pm.
Advertising Club will honor
the 25th anniversary of the mag
azine Broadcasting- Telecasting
at a luncheon at the Willard
Hotel Tuesday. Jack Van Volk-
enburg of Columbia Broadcast
ing will speak.
Union Trust Co. will hold its
fall economic meeting at Hotel
Statler at 4:30 pm. Tuesday.
Prof. Raymond Rodgers of New
York University will speak.
District Institute, Certified
Public Accountants, will hear a
panel discussion of the tight
money situation at a dinner
meeting at Shoreham Hotel
Thursday night.
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Bankers 10 Hear
Top Economist

DR.. A. D. H. Kaplan, econo-
mist of the Brookings Institution,
will discuss credit requirements
for sustaining economic growth
at the annual fall meeting of the
District Bankers Association
Monday night.
Daniel j. Callahan, association
president and senior vice presi-
dent of the Riggs National Bank,
reported yesterday that more
than 375 bank officers and direc-
tors are expected to attend the
meeting scheduled in the large
ballroom of the Mayflower Hotel
starting at 8 pm.
Mr.. Kaplan is a senior mem
Der of the Brookings staff and
has written a number of out
standing books on economic con-
lditionS.
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.Lunsburgh's Sales
In Langley Park
Please Chiefs

The Langley Park store of
Lansburgh's will complete its
first year of business next
Wednesday and President Ralph
Goldsmith said yesterday it has
fulfilled the rosiest expectations
of the organization.
LanSburgh's was the first or
ganization to move into the big
shopping center in Prince
Georges County and opening OF
the smaller stores followed
slowly.
With the rest Of the center
now almost completed, Mr.. Gold
smith said his organization ex-
Ipected sales to continue their
climb in the next IL months
From trade sources, it was
learned that the Lansburgh's
outlet already has passed the
S6-million-a-year sales level.
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COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK. Oct. IS R.-The Assoc
ciated Press index Of IS commoditv
prices declined for the fourth consecu-
tive week. but was still we'll over the
similar week q year ago.
At 1920 the index COMPARED with
1899 week ago and I7I-42 a year
ago '
Industrials, grains and cotton and
1000 al declined. while livestock, tex
tiles and nonferrous metals were higher