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Wares triumph was his third
straight in this area. In his
last start at neighboring Shen-
andoah Downs on May 7, Ware
set a new track record for the
mile, and has now won four,
and finished second twice in
six starts this year.
Favored War Bracelet raced
with the pace until midway
through the home stretch
where the 5-year-old War Har-
mony offspring faded. Joe Ne
chamkin'S High Tune and Gov
entry Farms Rock Burst were
never in the running.
Shouldering top weight of
122 pounds, Ware raced in the
first flight until Russo bore
down as the field turned for
home. He overcame the pace
setting Dit;y Girl at the eighth
pole and finished strongly down
the middle of the track.
Kun On Doc appeared to be
hemmed in against the rail
through most of the run, and
was fortunate to get racing
room in the final sixteenth.
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Indian Maid
Chicago Victor

CHICAGO, June 4 (AP).-
Indian Maid, the even-money
favorite, raced to a 414 length
victory today in the $27,725
Beverly Handicap at Washing
ton Park.
Carrying 125 pounds, IL
pounds more than any other
f1lly or mare in the one-mile
race, Indian Maid took the
lead from front-running Equi-
fun at the top of the stretch
and went on to win easily.
Chance Gauge closed we'll to
finish second, with Miss Blue
Gem third in the field of nine.
1t was the fourth consecutive
victory for Indian Maid, owned
by Mrs. Mary Keim of Evan
Ston, Ill. Last week she de-
feated many of the same rivals
in the siX-furlong Modesty
Handicap at Washington Park.
Ridden by Johnny Rotz, In
dian Maid was timed in 1868
over a sloppy track. She earned
$16,200 net and paid 81, $3.40
and $3.50. Chance Gauge re-
turned $3.50 and $3.50, and
Miss Blue Gem $500.
Rain hit the track shortly
after the third race. The
threatening weather held the
crowd down to 17,704.
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Fleet NusruIIuh
4th in Race Won
By Liberal Lady

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June 4
(AP).-Liberal Lady, only mare
in the field, scored an upset
victory in the $4,000 Holly
wood Express Handicap today
as the odds-on favorite, Fleet
Nasrullah, finished fourth in
the 512-furlong race.
1t was the seventh straight
sprint victory for Liberal Lady,
three in a row here and four
in Florida.
Jockey Rudy Campos drove
the bay mare in by about a
length over Aliwar, with Revel
third. The time was 1.03.
Liberal Lady owned by Mrs.
Tilyou Christopher, paid $500,
$3.50 and $3.50. Aliwar, ridden
by Bill Harmatz, paid $17.4O
and $500 and ReveI was $3.50
to show.
Fleet NaSrullah carrying 1872
pounds and ridden by Johnny
Longden had to be persuaded
to get into the gate and was
slow getting out of it.
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Woman, II, Managing
Khon's Racing Stables

PARIS, June 4 (AP).-One
Of the best known horselovers
in Paris is a little old lady who
looks more like a retired school,,
teacher than the manager of
one of the worlds biggest and
richest racing stables.
But Nine. Germaiue Vuillier,
II, director of the late Prince
Ally Khan's vast racing in
terests, is probably a better
judge of horsef1esh than most
of the railbirds poring over
their form sheets on a Sunday
afternoon at Longchamp.
When Prince Karin Aga
Khan decided to continue the
tables after the death of his
father, Prince Ally Khan, Nine.
Vuillier was a natural choice
to take over their operation
until the family decided what
to do with the business.
Nine. Vuillier's husband, the
late Col. Vuillier, was the first
trainer for the late Aga Khan,
who established the racing
plant inherited and expanded
by Prince Ally. When Prince
Ally was killed in an auto crash
near Paris May IL, Nine. Vuil-
lier came out Of retirement to
handle the stable. The horses
race under her name.
On a typical Sunday after
noon at Longchamp she can be
seen sitting primly in the mag
niflcent owners box which still
carries the name plate of
Prince Ally Khan. A bespec-
tacled black-clad figure with a
pair of powerful field glasses
always ready, she follows the
days races with a practiced
eye.
She never shows excitement
during a race, but afterwards
she sometimes breaks down and
cries a little.
She is usually peSsimistic be-
fore a race and was once super
stitious about the number 8.
But not since Sunday" she
said. "I'll never be supersti-
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Uppervi|EeGets
900 Entries
Special to The star

UPPERVILLE, Va, June 5.
Mine hundred entries have
been received by Secretary
Richards Peach for the his
toric Upperville Colt and Horse
Show opening here Friday
morning.
Renewal of the century-old
classic, which has grown moss
on everything but its manage
ment, again has attracted top
flight hunters, the best of
breeding stock from pony,
racing and hunter barns and
open jumpers.
Upperville'S program will run
or full days Friday and Satur-
day and half a day in the
afternoon Sunday.
Revived this year will be the
Family Class, feature of past
generations at the famous
Grafton Farm show ring. Also
drawing heavy local interest
will be the Founders Cup,
limited to hunters from this
area and offering as it's trophy
a replica of one of the earliest
horse show awards in Virginia.
Stables from Connecticut.
North Carolina, Delaware, Ken
tucky. New Jersey, Maryland,
Michigan and other states are
represented on the entry list.
They include the w. E. Boren
and Robert Tate strings from
North Carolina, the Dupont
ponies from Delaware, DR.. Alvin
I. Kay and H. R. Fenwick of
Maryland, Mrs. j. Deane Ruck-
er of Crosse Point, Mich,
Shawnee Farm of Kentucky,
Mrs. A. c. Randolph of Upper
vile and Edward Stephenson
and Kenneth Edwards of War
renton.
The ladies are staging a
flower show during the meet
and Bozo the clown will appear
in the ring Sunday.
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U. S. Netmen Lose

BARCELONA, Spain, June 4
(AP) .-Australia's strong dou-
bles team of Roy Emerson and
Neale Fraser eliminated Barry
MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, and
Jack Frost of Monterey, Calf.
in the semiflnals of the Count
of Godo Trophy tennis tourna-
ment today. The scores were
81, As, Ga, 6-1.
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tious again" On Sunday, May
%, her horses won three races
at Longchamp.
Nine. Vullier believes that
the young Aga Khan will take
the same interest in the stable
Prince Ally and the former Aga
Khan did. He is inexperienced
around horses but is learning
fast.
HE is quite excited when
we've won," she said.
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Frequent Starter

In nine seasons Of racing, An
cestor has started 101 times in
steeplechase races Mrs. Og-
den Phipps' jumper has won
26 races and $237,956.
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Ohio Fighter Wins

MANILA, June 4 (AP) SOL
omon Boysaw, Cleveland light
weight, won a split 1O-round
decision tonight from Roberto
Cruz, 18-year-old Filipino pros
pect. Each fighter weighed 1856.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds up; about 7 furlongs.
Charles W. CKirk) 7.4O 400 2.S0
order order lServis) $40 $50
Black Blink FranciottD $50
No Moss, Burrway Prince, Gee Lin.
Miss Edgelake Bedford Boy, Hangun-
ner Time, 1923.
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; about
Baielutha lArduinD 1920 $50 400
Bills Jet (SmalD 7.2O $50
Pendel navidson) $50
Roll of Honor, Tetrapoise, Jean Ann
Rowie. Time, 1905.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing, 4-year-OldS up; about furlongS.
Essayist Weakley) 1910 $50 $50
RSSgP'fK RepI1s ImaSe sReVlsfGm 9siSmt *o SaS SsS
Tiller Ep, Beste Halls, Lancaster
ing Niz. Beau De. Time. 1898.
FOURTH RACE-Purse S1,5OO; al
lowances; 2-year-olds: about 4 "a fur
a Gary Dick (TeaE'e) 1880 600 4.4O
ChiaDella (SmalD 400 $40
Fairpass Wood 1910
Miss George, Cole Bandit, Cole
Dewey, Miss Ginomel. Time, 0:51.
q Alloway Ambrose entry.
claiming; 3-year- ?lds; Ga furlongs, nm
NEG MsGsbSs9 BSs9 $GSd Sssgii' 600 tS 5S a@S asS
ChaIIa Wander (Weakley) $50
Peach Pie, Doc Moss, Lady Lora,
Faip odds, Eagerlee, Tell More. Time,
1928.
elaiminsi 4sSeaT-OldS and nd up; d ABOUT ABOUT
Dash DembOw tB'nte, 500 400 300
Prapet Boss .Dayidsonl 1000 80
Sun Trail, Fire Moon. Poor Sha's S
Dish. Low, savemenow. Time, lis.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S1,5OO: al
lowances; 4-year-olds and UP: 6la fur
KaHs &am on RTssS' DsS cwsaLlsy 20 $sS $sS $$S $S
Ditty Girl Phelps $40
snommis, War Bracelet, High Tune
ROCK Burst. Time 1:21.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, s11oo;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; Ii
Come Kimmer CB'te) 11.OO $50 800
Old Chapel (Teague) $40 3.20
High Jinks (SmaID $40
Garda. Exact, Barons Folly, Quest
rose, Rompton. Time, :5O2s.
NINTH RACE Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; ia
miles
Hay Fever tSmalD T.6O 44O 500
Charbern Paren) 1880 $50
Ky Road tServis) $50
Loving Cup; South Tyrone Doctor
Leo, Tippetywitch, Makes Stage, Riel
Heather, Yule Miss. Time, 1878.
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Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. S3.sOO; claim
ing 4-year-olds and UP, l mile.
Zambra tShOemaker) $50 $40 $40
Writer CBoland) $50 4.2O
Sercial (YOtherl 6.IO
Beaureve II, Countercheck, Red Ca
eet. Nances Rule, Becky Blyn, Trades,
Crafty Sailor, Miocene. Time, 1855
SECOND RACE = Purse, $4,000;
longs.
B!I BBsIdnose lYsa1a> $50 4.sS $50
Balmerino tWoodhouse) II,50
Eresh AS Fresh, Big Bear. Jaywalking,
Stonev Brook Lord Lyric. World
Traysler; Time. 1;12.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S52.sO
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
Iqlitta WoOdhOuse) $3.50 500 3,7O
Shuette (ArcaroD 2.7O 2.3O
Alerted Girl (YcaZa) 2.SO
a Jet Streak, Dark Amethyst MSelle
MIL; NIL; ~ SGaney' Really sumthin.
Ostriker entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances: 3-vear-olds; furlongs
PPrlnesss Rogssel !U'yl $50 $40 $50
Sn1wdrift 1Woodhouse) $40 $50
a Enchanted Miss, Get To 1t. a Rec
ommendation. Twinkle Twinkle. AL
mitrs, Fancy Dress. Time, i:i22s.
q zsuderer- -Avonwood Stable entry.
DISQUALIFIED I'd to last.
ener Turf Course: allowances; 4-year-
oldS and up: % miles.
FL Espectador tG'esI 1850 $50 4.sO
VII Argent (Ussery) 400 3.IO
Gerome, Martinsl Casual Friend,
Knotty Problem. Sweet Lady, Muguet
H. Impatient II. Time, 2:1s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
bwances; 3:year-olds: | mile.
Beau White CWoOdhouse) $50 40
starborn, Tooley. Speedy Departure,
surfer Sharpshooter. Time, 1875.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, $50, 900
added; the Top Flight Handicap; g.
eSTfl e%I (XssIs Tssiys 1HaF'k5 40 sS sS e" e"
Bug Brush (Shoemaker) 300
Aesthetic. Wedlock, Rays Fairy
Gold, Hope Is Eternal, Allchain,
Christosa, CraftinesS. Time 1:43.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowance; 4-year-olds up; g furlongs
Discard (Guerinl 900 I.60 3.IG
Call the Witness CUssery) $40 3.4c
QuantreIf (AdamS) 3.3C
I Accomplish, Mystic Eye, Don't
Alibi, Mustato, Easy Prey, Steverino,
Ceilidh, Troubled Times, Nimble
Fiddler, Golden East. Time, l:12.
Field.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81, 900: claim
Ing; 4-yearolds and up; Ia miles
TaTOt (WOOdhOuse) 1910 $50 400
BrOokwOod (YOther) $40 $50
Livingston (GustineS) lilo
Ramblin Ronnie Bergamot, Country
Cat Constantine, Staysail II Count
Frost, Kings Image. Time, 1:522s.
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BaI|YAcE1eGets
Biggest Test Of
All in Belmont

NEW YORK, June 4 (AP).-
Tough and game Bally Ache
will shoot for the 3-year-old
championship next Saturday in
the 92d running of the $685.
0OO-added Belmont Stakes, last
of the famed Triple Crown
series.
The rugged mile-and-a-half
grind at Belmont Park may at
tract eight or nine starters in
addition to Bally Ache, who
won the $175,10O Preakness at
Pimlico after finishing second
to Venetian Way in the $751;
$50 Kentucky Derby.
Venetian Way, owned by the
Sunny Blue Farm; c. v. Whit
ney's Tompion, the King
Ranch's Disperse, Cain Hoy
Stables Tooth and Nail, Green
Dune Farms Celtic Ash, Regi-
nald N. Webster's Count Am
ber, Howard Keck's Nagea
and Merrick Stables John Will
liam are expected to oppose the
Syndicated millionaire colt.
Bally Ache, a $2,500 bargain
for Leonard Fruchtman, was
sold by the Ohio industrialist a
week after the Derby for
81, ,250,000 to the Turfland
Stable, a Kentucky syndicate.
Before the Derby he had won
the Flamingo and Florida
Derby, both 100000 races.
11th on ALI Time List
Last Monday, Trainer Jimmy
Pitt sent him after the 1922, 300
Jersey Derby. Tompion, the
beaten Kentucky Derby favor
ite who skipped the Preakness,
gave Bally Ache quite a tussle,
but the son of Ballydam won by
a neck.
Already winner of $439,075
this season, Bally Aches life
time total is $742,552, placing
him 18th on the all-time
money-winning list. Owners of
Tompion and Tooth and Nail
must pay a $4,000 supple
mentary nomination fee by
midnight Monday to make
them eligible for the Belmont,
which has produced 19 cham
pion 3-year-oldS in the last 80
years.
Several jockey assignments
have been concluded, with
Bobby Ussery up on Bally
Ache as usual. Steve Brooks,
who replaced Bill Hartack on
Venetian Way after the colt
ran fifth in the PreaknesS, will
be back for the Belmont unless
he has another commitment
with Calumet Farm.
Shoemaker on TOmpiOn
Willie Shoemaker, who won
the 1857 Belmont with Gallant
Man and again last June with
Sword Dancer, will be back on
Tompion, the Santa Anita
Derby winner.
Hartack may ride Celtic Ash,
who was third in both the
Preakness and Jersey Derby.
He rode the English colt in the
Jersey. Hedley Woodhouse is
expected to be on John Will
liam, winner of the $4,000
WitherS Mile a week ago.
Eddie Arcaro, who has won
the Derby, Preakness and Bel
mont more than any other
jockey but was absent this year
in the first two Triple Crown
races is scheduled to ride Dis
perSe. who won three straight
races before finishing fourth
in the WitherS.
Arcaro won his first Belmont
in 1941 with Whirlaway and
his sixth on Nashua in 1855.
His others were Shut Out,
Pavot, Citation and One Count.
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

eya En4i M D sSss ssa r. e g
Horse Jockey Wgt 2P. z q str. Fin. Odds
Ss$ S2s5s. IN ss siis :i.5sy IL r rs i$
Island bi.I sf EUfTd SaTsnj iIs = giI 3. s. $50
sfsky sffs E'Isa Pear sbss IL 8 81 e. 1883 1883
R5;i!$s.ss ISEis: & 3 is3
siS 1880 ssSS 1912 o: sGE :1 A
and ap mies aT Po 45n
"Gh rsnsr H. WnnSd H. 6xSn vaue Kaes
sstba;6SO sb met. $4,000 $4,000, $1,000. Time, 1885
Horse = Jockey wgt PP z a Str. Fin odds
MI: III. II
B:Ei s:Ei z 5ss#ss: # fl :s.!s
Rs?s, 5ais Sac MxsEi ES II 500
MYsT5G . pRhuEied nh RI while far Of The early
G pe 4ese @ sT %ss or in s
after dTaxng clear briefly was Unable to rest the En H
osfs % rS aSF was hayhS fPSna P6sR
ana fsp9hss Ga8 aR8
& HI Tried e m oa o0 e EaYs TTn ws sas SSsd sy
entering the stretch. DARK willie sqiked. OO''1
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 900: claiming: 4-year-olds
and mile Post 5:22: off once; start good won
driyns Winner, j. p Brunngs ch. g. s. BY SILVER wings
sS aReTs sad good $500
Horse Jockey Wgt PIP. z u Str Fin odds
81 (! :.. + t ! n
gRfaaIGsz sJS BAY M 4 ss ssS +
Handle-S211,675.
EIGHTH. RACE Purse $4,000; claiming; 4-year-olds
and up; 1s miles Post 51 off IA good won
dTving Winner, A +: Sepinq, US Ok. br G. 6. BY Case
500, $3.50, S175. Time. :45ss. ~
Horse Jockey. Wgt. 2P. 2 q Str Fin Odds
aRsss'fi55: i:,.5 .saSs + ss$
Es4Da RsSE6erOs Hiv 1Grapt ,li9 g: g. I; T., $50
sS.esas $sps S5s:n E{5 3s q $$ SIS
So LIGHT LUKE SIS. 40, So 90 GREEN LEADER s. 20
Handle-S229.356 Total handle-S1,s25,S23.
Attendance-23,367.
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vIISepyTiEhtsd. 1850, By Triansle Publications Inc)
FIRST RACE-Purse, S3,000 4-year-olds I'D; claim
ing 1 fTTli0ngS Post zoo: off 2:o6ia start good
Moonbeam. Trainer, D. M. Davis jr Vaiues-Sl95O $500
$500, $3.50 Time, 1:l24s. Cloudy and good.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds: l mile.
0oweekin (ArearO) 7.1O 800 $40
Beau White (Woodhouse) $50 40
Sweet Prince (YcaZa) 4.SO
Paco. Sea Rover, Highland Chief,
Surfer Sharpshooter. Time, 1878.
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EIGHTH RACE Purse, S1,1O0;
claiming 4-year-olds and up; Liz
miles
Come Kimmer CB'te) I1.OO $50 $50
Old Chapel (TeaEue) $40 320
High Jinks (Smanl $40
Garda. Exact, Baron's Folly, Quest
rose, Rompton. Time, l:502s.
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NINTH RACE-Purse, 81, 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l "a miles
TaTOt (WOOdhOuSe) 1870 $50 4.90
BrOokwOod (YOther) SO $50
Livingston (GustineS) lilo
Ramblin Ronnie Bergamot, Country
Cat, Constantine, Staysail II Count
Frost Kings Image. Time, 1928.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: Wild
ener Turf Course: allowances; 4-year-
oldS and up: ia miles.
FL EspectadOr GEES 1850 $50 $50
VII Argent (UsSery) 400 3.JO
Dixie Line (MOrenO) 1850
Gerome, Martinal, Casual Friend
knotty Problem. Sweet Lady, Muguet
II, Impatient II. Time. 2:1S.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S1,50O: al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up: 61a fur
longs.
Ware (RussO) 7.2O $40 26O
Kun on Doc (WeakIey) $50 $50
Ditty Girl phelps $40
Snommis, War Bracelet, High Tune
Rock Burst. Time, 1:21.
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SIXTH RACE Purse. S1,3O0;
claiming 4-year-olds and up; about
8 furlongs
Dash Dembow (B'nte) 500 400 300
Paper Boss DavidSOn) 1000 $50
Sweet Stroller Russo $40
Sun Trail, Fire Moon, Poor Sha' S
Dish, Low, Savemenow. Time, lis.
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Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Charles W. (Kirk) 7.4O 400 2.S0
Order Order tServis) $40 $50
Black Blink FranciottD $3.50
No Moss. Burrway Prince, Gee Lin,
Miss Edgelake Bedford Boy, Hangun-
ner Time, 1923.
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drying Winner Mrs D shea's ch 3, by Loser weeper
S600. $500 Time. 1:11zs. Showery and good
Evening star., 1960-06-05

, FIRST RACE-Purse. S3,sOO; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up, l mile.
Zambra (ShOemakerl $50 $40 $40
Writer (Boland) $50 400
eercial (YOther) 6.IO
Beaureve II, Countercheck, Red Ca
eet. Nance,s Rule, Becky Blyn, Trades,
Crafty Sailor, Miocene. Time, 1855.
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SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $50, 900
added; the Top Flight Handicap; g.
year-olds and up; lie miles
Royal Native (Hart'k) 4.9O $50 2.40
Quill tYcaIa) 800 800
Bug Brush (ShOemaker) 300
Aesthetic. Wedlock Rays Fairy
Gold, Hope Is Eternal, Allchain,
Christosa, CraftinesS. Time 1:43.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sa4.sO

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing. 4-year-olds up; about z furlongS.
Essayist (Weakley) 1910 $50 $50
WoOdpick Davidson) 1l.20 $40
Reply's Image CBiam'te) $50
Tiller Ep, Beste Halls, Lancaster
Rose. Mambo Beat, Captain Ball, Lark
ing Niz. Beau De. Time. l:292s.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S52.s 80

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
loWances; 2-year-olds: 5Ia furlongs,
yulitta CWOOdhOuse) $3.50 500 $40
Shuette (ArcarOD 2.7O $50
Alerted Girl CYcaZa) 2,SO
a Jet Streak, Dark Amethyst. MSelle
Mil. jill Ganey, a Really Sumthin
Time. 1:062s.
OEtriker entry.
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FIFTH RACE purse. S1,3O0;
claiming. 3-year- -olds; So furlongs
McGibbney (WOOd) $40 4.2O
ChaIIa Wander (Weakley) $50
Peach Pie, Doc Moss, Lady Lora,
Faip Odds, Eagerlee. Tell More. Time,
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Engagement Announced

Mrs. Macleod Simchak Of
Chevy Chase, Md. announces
the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Anna Eliza
beth Margaret Zamoyska, to
Mr.. Thomas Bradley, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Moi
fat Bradley.
Miss zamoyska is also the
daughter Of the late Count
Ladislas Ignacy Zamoyski Of
Warsaw, Poland. She is the
granddaughter Of Mrs. Archi.
bald Macleod Of Withdean,
Sussex, England. and the late
Mr.. Macleod and the late
Count and Countess Ladislas
2. Zamoyskt of Cracow and
Warsaw, Poland.
The bride-elect was gradu-
ated from George Washing
ton University in 1858 and
Is presently on the staff Of
the Rockefeller Institute for
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Two Delegates
To Speak

Maryland Delegates Mar
garet Schweinhaut and Edna
Cook will discuss Issues in
State Government for 1861"
at tomorrow's meeting Of the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Branch, AAUW.
Mrs. Alan Trick, local gov.
eminent chairman of the
Montgomery County League
Of Women Voters, will also
speak at the event, set for 8
pm. at Lynbrook Recreation
Center.
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will be Mrs. F. william til.
linghast. community achieve
ment chairman, Maryland
Federation Of Women's Clubs,
and Mrs. James w. Douthat,
president Of the Maryland
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. George D. Nolan will
preside.
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judge Lotimer To Speak

interesting to Washington
lawyers because Of The vast
military population here.
Miss Ruth Joyce Hens,
president Of the association,
will preside and introduce
Judge Latimer.
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Montgomery Group Sets Meeting

The Montgomery County
Federation Of Women's Clubs
will hold their Tuesday meet
ing at the MILAN Memorial
Methodist Church. Wheaton,
Md. The hostess club will be
the Woman's Club Of Whea-
ton.
Speakers at the meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Judge George w. Latimer
of the United States Court of
Military Appeals will address
the District Women's Bar
Association at a dinner meet
ing Of the group Tuesday at
the YWCA.
The topic to be discussed
by the speaker will be a COM
parison Of the powers, pro-
cedures and authority Of the
United States Courts of APP
peal and the United States
Court Of Military Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

ST.. and the late Mr.. Bradley
and Of the late Gen. and Mrs.
John L. Chamberlain.
He was graduated from st.
Adams School, Dartmouth
College and the University Of
Virginia Law School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Medical Research in New
York City.
Mr.. Bradley is the grand
son Of Mrs. Thomas Bradley,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
Christmas Ideas

The Women's Club Of
Franklin Park, arts and
crafts section. will meet at
10 am. December z at the
home Of Mrs. p. T. Houston.
Christmas gift ideas will be
given.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-12
BeaUare Barbecue Miscue

BOSTON QA advice and
Don't barbecue yourself along with
The words Miles Woodwork liquids expert
Of the National Fire Protection Association.
play add kind already
burning fire"
He cooking
hnners alcohol of the liquids a
explains Wood
WORTH there's
nearby n a soaring
sparngly
from
advises
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-12
Turf Garden For
Area At Dover

A turf demonstration will be
planted on the former Hotel Rich
ardson property at State Street IN
Dover, says George X. Vapaa, the
Kent County Agricultural Agent.
The purpose is to show home own
ers several lawn mixtures, as well
as weed, insect, and disease con-
troll, fertilization, and general man
agement principles, he added.
The lawn plots will meet long
felt need for the urban dweller TO
learn more about the rug in his
outdoor living ROOM" says Mr.. Va
paa. The work is being done by the
University of Delaware Agricul-
tural Extension Service in CO.
operation with the Delaware Crop
Improvement Association.
Few people realize turf has be-
come big business with the rise of
suburban living. 1t is in sense,
an important Delaware crop which
deserves greater attention and pub
licity.
The Wilmington Trust Company,
owner of the land, is cooperating
with the turf gar
den. AS Mr. Donald r. Welles, the
Vice President of the company
said, 1T seems like a worthwhile
project and we are glad to have you
use it for this purpose"
August and September are the
best months to seed lawn in Kent
County and work will begin very
on these plots, Mr.. Vapaa
Professor Claude Phil
lips and William Mitchell of the
staff at the University
OF Delaware are analyzing soil
and will develop fertiliz-
err recommendations
Home owners are reminded that
free help is available 20 anyone
with lawn problems. This includes
soil testing, and counselling from
the county agents office on the
second floor of the Dover post off
ice. The telephone number is Red
field 6-1448.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-12
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 5th day OF Au-
gust A. d. 1860, and that all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present
the same, duly attested, to the said
Harold L. Short and A. Floyd
Short, Administrators of the estate
of Albert Whiteley Short, on or be-
fore the 5th day of May, 1861, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
HAROLD L. SHORT
h. A. FLOYD SHORT
Address Administrators
Milford, Del.
Box 66-B, Camden, Del S-12-3t