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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

Democratic Senators that the
forthcoming inquiry will be
conducted without fanfare. But
Senator Stennis has served
notice the administration need
expect no kidglove treatment
so far as the facts are con-
.cerned.
Senators Stennis, Heating and
other administration critics
seem to have shifted their en-
phasis from possible offensive
danger to the United States to
the threat Of Cuban based sub
version in Latin America.
Senator Stennis told the
Senate on Thursday that re-
sponsible officials do not seem
10 have accepted and faced up to
the idea that the Russians had
established a powerful base in
Cuba with the intention Of
attempting to infiltrate and
subvert the hemisphere.
He expressed dismay that Mr..
Mcnamara had devoted so
much time in his television
broadcast to detailing how
many and what kind Of Soviet
weapons are in Cuba and so
little time TO discussion Of pos
sible subversive activities.
There was some evidence Mr..
Kennedy had similar COM
plants in mind when he said
at Thursdays news conference
that the countering Of subver-
sive activities will be "our pri-
mary mission for the hemis-
phere this winter"
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Armed Forces for National Lib
Grafton. a Venezuelan organi-
zation engaged in terrorist
activities in hopes Of upsetting
the liberal, anti Communist
government of President Rom
ulo Betancourt.
The seizure Of the Anzoategui
apparently was also part of an
attempt to force Mr.. Betan-
court to cancel his visit with
President Kennedy in Washing
ton next week.
In Caracas, the Venezuelan
Navy remained silent about its
plans for chasing the Anzoa-
tegui. But one source said two
destroyers. the Neuva Esparta
and the Zulia, were heading
full speed toward the fugitive
vessel and hoped to intercept
her by noon tomorrow.
A Brazilian Navy source said
a score of Brazilian destroyers
and corvettes based in Belem
and the port of Recife have
been ordered to contact the
Anzoategui Immediately when
and If she is sighted in Brazil
ian waters.
President Joao Goulart and
Foreign Minister Hermes Lima
conferred in the capital, Bra
silia, after the ships course
was learned here.
A high government source
said the right of political asy-
lum is a Brazilian tradition
(which ! do not believe will
now be changed"
Order Ship Seized
Later. the Navy Ministry Is
sued a communique saying
that, on instructions fipm the
Foreign Ministry. it nd or
dered the Anzoategui seized If
she enters a Brazilian port. The
communique added:
THE procedure to be fol-
lowed after seizure will be de-
termined by the Foreign Min
istry in accordance with inter-
national law" This was not
explained.
The Caracas leftist news
paper Clarin, meanwhile. re-
ported that the ships captors
had messaged they would blow
UP the vessel If an attempt is
made to board her. The news
paper said the message was
intercepted by an unidentified
Norwegian vessel.
The Venezuelan government
shipping company, listening
constantly for messages from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
Leqion's Protest Removes
Emblem From New Book

ter to Mr.. Blackmore on Mon
day.
"In response to your tele-
gram of this date, permit me
to point out that we have
taken steps to delete the
Legion's emblem from all cop
les
although we do not feel that
our reproduction of the seal was
at all improper, it is not, of
course, our desire to risk pun
ishment for performing what
you evidently consider crime.
Since Prof. Minott's book is
highly critical of the American
Legion, I assume that this is
the real reason why you have
threatened us with legal action
in this connection"
The book contains critical
comments on the old line vet
Grams organizations, such as the
American Legion and WV,
while lauding newer ones such
as the ave. Prof. Minott writes
that the ave is the only vet
Grams society that does not put
a material evaluation on its
Americanism."
Peerless Patriots" criticizes
the Americanism, junior base
ball, immigration and educa-
tional programs of the Legion
while detailing the histories of
all the major veterans groups,
The author says the organ
lied veterans have never solved
their definitions of American
ism" and says the bulk Of the
Legion's expenses are for adj
ministration, public relations
and publications.
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involve both the state Of the
Nations overall military pos
ture and the situation in Cuba.
Senator Stennis said he
doesn't know whether the
group will hold public hearings
or whether it will decide to is
sue a version Of its secret tes-
timony after it has been given
security censorship.
To Hear Chiefs Of Staff
The Stennis committee ex-
poets to hear testimony from
the service chiefs Of staff who
have not figured in administra-
ton briefings of members of
Congress and the public. These
briefings have been conducted
almost exclusively by Mr.. Nc
Namara, Secretary Of State
Rusk, Undersecretary George
w. Ball. and John A. McCone.
Central Intelligence Agency
director.
Some Congress members
have predicted privately that
the service chiefs may not sup
port fully the position the ad-
ministration maintained as late
as October 3, with testimony
by Mr.. Ball, that there was no
knowledge Of offensive weap-
ons in Cuba.
Whatever It's military i'm
port, testimony on this subject
seems likely TO have a bearing
on the credibility Of the adj
ministration's contention that
offensive weapons have been
removed from Cuba. The adj
ministration position is that,
while it had suspicious earlier,
It could not afford 70 charge an
offensive build-up until 1t had
positive proof and 1t did not
get this until october IA.
Administration leaders have
struck back at Republican
criticism, calling 1t partisan
and irresponsible. They have
been even more disturbed by
the statements OF Senator STEM
mis- and other influential Demo-
Gratis which they feel should
avoid answering publicly.
Stennis Won't Soften Facts
Mr.. Kennedy is reported to
have expressed the hope to key
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the Anzoategui, said 1t had
heard no such threat.
The Venezuelan government
has identified the leader Of the
FALN captors as Wilmar
Medina Rojas, brother OF a
Venezuelan rebel marine Off
Ger jailed after an uprising in
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, last
June.
Clarin, the Caracas newspa-
per, published what 1t called a
statement from the FALN iden-
tifying Medina Rojas as the
regular second mate of the
AnZoategui. The statement said
the 28-year-old sailor Joined
the organization last November
after his brother was sentenced
to rs years in prison.
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Of reconnaissance photographs,
none was included for the
September October IA period
and when Mr.. Mcnamara was
asked about this omission he
said time permitted the show
ing Of only a small number of
pictures made on more than
400 sorties since last July.
The Secretary then added:
I'VE did carry out reconnais-
sance flights on the 5th
Of September, the 9Th, the goth
Of September, the 5th Of Octo-
Der and the 10th Of October. F"
Doesn't Tell Results
Mr.. Mcnamara did not
specify what was shown by
pictures taken on these flights.
1t was on october 10 that
Senator Heating, Republican OF
New York, reported that Soviet
strategic missiles were being
emplaced In Cuba.
President Kennedy told a
September Is news conference
that Cuba then was under our
most careful surveillance"
What this surveillance
showed in the period. when the
Soviets were moving toward in
stallation Of the intermediate
range missile sites revealed by
october IA photographs, seems
certain TO be the subject Of in
tensive investigation by the
Senate Preparedness Subcom-
mitteee.
Senator Stennis, Democrat Of
Mississippi, who heads the
group. said he plans to begin
closed hearings this week. He
said In an interview these will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

said Mr.. Schnapper. "They
have threatened us with legal
action"
His cover-cutting on peer
less Patriots" written by DR..
Rodney G.. Minott, assistant
professor Of history at Stanford
University, involves more than
half of the $500 copies that
were run off the presses on
January %.
I'VE are calling them back
from the bookstores" said Mr..
Schnapper, land Wen get as
many as we can"
Legend Replaces Symbol
The copy sent to The Star
for review bears the symbols Of
the American Veterans Of
World War II, the American
Veterans Committee, the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, the
United Spanish War Veterans
and a "ruptured duck" CWorld
War II discharge button).
At the upper right of this
assemblage has been cut q
square hole where the Legion
emblem was. In its place is
being pasted the typewriter
legend:-"The American Le-
gion symbol has been deleted
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at the Legion's insistence."
Mr.. Schnapper made avail
able a facsimile of a telegram
he received last week from E. A.
Blackmore, national adjutant
Of the American Legion in In
dianapolis. 1t reads:
RE paper jacket on book
Peerless Patriots by Minott, we
note Legion emblem is used on
jacket. By Federal act of Con-
gress, the exclusive right to the
use of the Legion emblem Is
given to our organization. The
unauthorized use thereof can
be the subject of injunctive re-
lief and also is punishable as
a crime under Title 10 U.S.C.A.,
Section 705.
please assure us that you
will block out (from) all extant
jacket covers the emblem of
the Legion and that you will
not reproduce it on any future
jackets"
Copies Recalled
Mr.. Schnapper said about
half the $500 press run OF
books had already gone out for
sale but he recalled those he
could and dispatched this let
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
Administrator Braces
For Cube Photo Probe
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Staff Writer

The Kennedy administration bracing itself for an on
saugh in Congress what its critics call intelligence
gap in its surveillance of Cuba
This involves the period from early September 1852 until
October H. left blank when Defense Secretary Mcnamara
the public Photographic briefng televson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
BY JERRY OTEARY, Jr.
Star staff Writer

Washington Publisher M B. Schnapper and his aides at
the Public Affairs Press spending the week end cutting the
American Legion emblem from the dustackt of several thou
sand copies Of book entitled Peerless Patriots because
the Legion objects to this of its symbol.
It's monotonous chore and it takes bit Of doing to
cash all the Jackets with blades choice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
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ton and an abuse of the
national sovereignty of vene-
zuela."
Shortly thereafter the vessel
hoisted a Venezuelan tricolored
flag. 1t also radioed ut is the
to reply to this threat"
The ship sailed on without
sign Of life on her decks until
the final rocket salvo. Then
one man emerged. He later
went below-again giving the
freighter the appearance of a
ghost ship.
Smoke Signals
The Pentagon spokesman
said he did not know the num-
Der or kind Of rockets used. II
imagine 1t was some kind Of
smoke rocket" he said. "They
have had difficulty communi-
eating with the ship. This was
the purpose Of the rockets.
THE ship is merely under
surveillance, the spokesman
added, land 1t probably will be
kept under surveillance all
night"
The elusive freighter was To-
Gated 81 hours after the United
States officially Joined the
search for her at noon Wednes-
day at the request Of the Ven
ezuelan government.
The search operation was
carried out by the 10th Naval
Command at San Juan. Puerto
Rico. Surveillance operations
then were shifted to Port of
SPANS Piarco Airfield in this
newly independent Caribbean
island nation off the northeast
coast Of Venezuela.
Comdr. Russell E. Blalack Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, executive Of
ficer of Early Warning Squad
ron 4, was in command Of the
surveillance. He said he had
seven Navy planes at his dis
posal to keep a 'round-the-
clock watch on the Anzoategui
and more If needed"
Lightly Loaded
The ro-Communist terror
lists took over the Anzoategui
several hours after 1t sailed
from Venezuela Tuesday night
bound for New Orleans and
Houston. A cargo manifest was
not available, but the ship was
lightly loaded. The Houston
agent for the ship said its in
bound cargo usually included
coffee, used oil field equipment
and personal property Of per-
sons returning to the United
States after residing in Vene-
zuela.
The Venezuelan government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
HIJACKING
Ship Ignored Orders
ToHeod for San Juan

shipping company, owners Of
the vessel, said she had enough
fuel for Is days when she left
Venezuela on Tuesday. Her top
speed is said to be Is knots.
Steering clear Of United
States ships and planes guard
ing the approaches to Cuba
believed originally to be the
hijackers' destination-the An
zoategui appeared to be follow
ing the course of Portuguese
rebel Capt. Henrique Galvao
He seized the Portuguese lux
ury liner Santa Maria two
years ago to dramatic his OPP
position to Portugal's strong
man premier, Antonio de Oliv-
EZRA Salazar.
Granted Asylum
Capt. Galvao sailed the Santa
Maria with $50 captive passen-
gers and crew into the north
east Brazilian port of Recife
He was granted political asylum
in Brazil after turning the
liner over to the Brazilian gov
eminent. The governme n
turned her back to the Portu-
guese owners.
The captors Of the Anzoate-
gui have said in several mes
sages they are members of a
guerrilla detachment of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
TaK01gHE
MhelHTeek'

The only sure moment we have
IS the one we Gre living right
now! Prov. Oh. II, v. ! de-
eloFes "Boost not myself OF TO-
morrow; for thou knowest not
whot O day viii bring forth"
Whet o truth this greet pFoveFb
brings forth in q world fFousht
with danseF on every hand.
Yet, we see 80 many people
living os tho they had no
thought Of God or Eternal Life.
They will curse God, lie, steel,
eheot and even in some eeses
murder, In feet. just about any
sin In the bookl Whot Is going
TO be the outcome Of oil thisi
God speaks in PFoverb ch. ~,
v. ] "He, thot being often re-
proved heFdeneth his neck, sholl
suddenly be destroyed, and that
without remedy" Reed John
Oh. , for the wey out Of sin.
In feet, read your Bible and
prey dolly and ottend Church
FesulorIy TO obtain Gods best
for your life.
JU. $500 for free non doetnin0l
BibIe-reodins guide to help you
form hobit Of BibIe-Teoding. There
will be NO SoIes foilowUp.J
|. p. Stafford Rambler City
Silver Spring. Maryland
listen 10 Singing Som, s:35 AN. week.
days, WAX Rodio, l220 on your dol
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FOUND

CAT, white. with orange tail. vic, 81.
Spa. Call NOAH's ARK, OIL. 6-0043,
CAT. young, long fur, gray, with
blaek markings, vic. OF Bradley Shop
png Center, Alex, Sat. XII. S-20sB,
cAT, black. male, well cared for, VIC.
LOCKWOOD pkwy. and olenbrook rd.,
NV. EN-. 2-i43b.
DOG, hound, mixed, tri-eolor, WASH.
hoTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE
DOG, daehshund mixed, black and
Mn, WARRINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
hEAoUE. NO 7-573O.
Doc, hound, blue tick, tri.color
WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
LEAGUE. NO, 7-5i3O
CAT, male. Eray tiger tyre. viers MIL
I'd. Rockville. 42i-bT17.
DOG, boxer. female no tags bradley
Ellls area. Bethesda. week ago.
tsi.57i7,
DOG, beagle, male, black, brown,
white, registration mark on right ear.
Gall VIII B-sOs7
DIAMOND RING, mans. with Initials
san 277-0bs3.
KY, on chain, vic, 4p02 Kansas ave.
NV. Call RIA a-7p2p.
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The result has been that the
donation" pickup business by
the hustler" drivers has grown,
and with it many of the city's
current food surplus head
aches.
On the merits and drawbacks
of the food stamp plan, an
Agriculture official was asked
If substituting this system for
the surplus distribution plan
would not defeat the Govern
ment's effort to reduce its total
food surplus.
The official, Howard Davis,
who supervises the food distri-
button operations in the De-
partment of Agriculture, said
no. The groceries being pur-
chased with the coupons in
crease retail food sales, and
thus indirectly drain off the
surplus, he said.
Mr.. Duncan said yesterday
he will move ahead with his
plan with a series Of confer
ence this week. Mr.. Duncan
said he win talk with welfare
department officials, his fell
low Commissioners and with
Agriculture officials.
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LOST

ARMY UNIFORMS. lady's, white al,
on bus, Thurs, vic. ButteTnut St. and
Park I'd. NV. ia. 9-S245.
BRACELET, Jade and gold: Friendship
bus or vic. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
Reward. FE. g-54l9.
CAT vic. Capitol Hin. Large Persian,
black and tan tinged' white chin.
CAT, Siamese, small, female, lost Feb
IA, vic. Conn. ave. and Woodbine
st.; reward. OIL. 4-4334.
DOG, sheltie, brown, white. black.
male: vic. Waynewood, Va; resem-
bles toy collie or fox; reward. 1885,
DOG, beagle, male. brown. black and
white. no collar or tags, Blaze" last
see NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. area, Feb.
2. Reward ia. 1851 after $3.50 pm.
DOG, bloodhound, female, black, mixed
aLindy," vic. Del Ray section, Alex,
Va, Reward. DU. 6-5l0l, days; TE.
6-0907, after D pm.
DOG. cocker spaniel. tan, answers to
rtSars. o oR. s 4.7S4o. A''' req a.
ban msrkinss' vic. colesville. Nd
Reward. EV. 4-6492. ewes.
DOG, English cocker spaniel, black,
white, is yrs. old; vic. Persimmon
Tree I'd reward 365-3376, 1918
am, after $3.50 pm.
DOG, black, Shaggy, white chest. red
collar. no license: ehild's pet; vic.
Lanham, Tuesday evening. Reward.
SP. 3-l433.
DOG, large, brown, French poodle, no
collar: reward. VIII. 6-76l9.
DOG, miniature grayhound, brown and
white; vic. KensinRton area: ehild's
pet; collar and tags. Reward. VII.
9-2535.
EARRING, geld leaf. with pearl vie.
Lisner Auditorium. Fri. Feb. 10.
VII. 6-i773.
EYEGLASSES, bifocals: reward; light
metal and clear plastic, Sunday. jan
uary "a. 200 block Conn. ave. DU.
1-s74S, ewes. or week ends.
EYEGLASSES, tortoise shell frames.
back alligator case, between Conn.,
Que ST., or In taxi, Conn, 70 Wis
dve.i reward. DU. 7-0B68.
PUPPY
Golden retriever, Z mos. male, green
please call sb2-iG7i or 858-4abg,
II J. COOPER, sos Westwood drive,
Westmoreland Hills.
WATCH, lady'S. Bulova, vic, Of 18th
gsntsi y 1llgsssio Reward. ST. s-oos9
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Published Daily aud SUNDAY
al Washington, D G,
second Class Postage PAID
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Granted Asylum
STAMPS

Continued From Page Al
in any bank. The bank system
collects from the Department
Of Agriculture.
Under the city's current sys-
TEN, the families eligible for
surplus food must pick up the
packages, or have them picked
up, at one distribution center.
These specially packaged
foods from Agriculture's surplus
warehouses are available to the
recipients only at this one loca-
ton, 357 Virginia avenue s.w.
Under this distribution sys-
TEN, it has become more diff
cult for the families to get the
bulky packages to their homes
than when the city had a num-
Der Of neighborhood distribu-
ton points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

Russian military strength on
the island.
At the February 6 showing
LOST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

Mr.. Kennedy is reported to
have expressed the hope TO key
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
ANOTHER sHOcKER BY LEE
GaIIorette Stakes aiken
By Double Heritage, $50

the first since her injury, but
most fans rated it an insignih-
cant victory and hardly a quail
ifier for a starting spot in the
Gallorette Stakes.
Rate CIeVerly
Double Heritage set the pace,
with Lee rating her cleverly.
She ran the mile in 1898 after
turning a half-mile in 48 sec
onds. At the eighth pole. she
still held a two-length advan-
tage and then Lee began driving
to turn back the late-charging
Abby's Crown. Carrying ia
pounds, Double Heritage was
timed in 1:523s. which was
creditable in view Of the slow
track.
Double Heritage picked UP a
winners share Of $20,166 for
Reithmeyer, who has been rae
ing horses for only eight years.
Short prices contrasted with
the payoff in the Gallorette
Stakes in the twin double,
which returned S891.60 to the
holders of 70 tickets.
Betting on the third-last
week end program of the 1868
Maryland racing season totaled
81 ,440,6 37.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
Two From Blair
Make Hurriers
AIl-Stur Squad

Montgomery Blair High
School, undefeated in cross
country meets this year, placed
two runners on the Washing
ton Metropolitan Track
Coaches Associations all-star
squad.
Kent Taylor. who was the
Blazers No. / runner until an
illness sidelined him, and Dan
Frye, sixth-place finisher in
the Maryland IA meet. joined
eight other area runners on
the first team, selected for the
first time by the association.
Steve Lyon Of Washington
Lee, who won the Glass A meet
Of the Wakefield Invitational
in record time, and Ernie
O'Boyle of Good Counsel, Sec
ond place finisher in both the
Wakefield meet and the Dis
trict A.A.U. Junior champion
ship, also were named to the
first team.
Other first team selections
are:
Greg Camp. Mclean; Kenny Dahms.
Springbrook; Chester Ferguson, East
srn; Charles Hudson, Wilson; Al Lamb.
Wakefield. and Merle Valette. GeoTge
Mason
Second team: Glen Barber, Blair;
Foote, Fairfax; Rocky Gaines. AMMAN
dale; Steve Mahaney. Blair; Duff
Marquadt, High Point: Steve wahs-
burn. FAILS Church and Bobby Wind
scr. Annandale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
Aqueduct Results
BY The Associated Press

BY Inc hssoclateo Press
Is. 200; cling; s; va up so fur "
Tuxedo HiiI. a Casing, cleres, Jod6.
pur.. Weeper Lea. Be Merciful. Sound
theeharge: oscar Award. Mr. Flies.
Tree Top stable-Brucs entry.
ed-s4,eOO; mdns.: s-yr & UP: 7 fur.
ZsIzie (MaxwelD $50 $50 40
Dancing Lark UOpeI) 2.0O ESQ
Chief Geronimo (Adams) 3 40
On Final, Angel Fish. Farewell
Address. Lady Pohderosa. Time 1898.
DAILY DOUBLE (5-D PAID sesI.SO
aad: e Go P.s SlT 7SlB 81 I4S 9 gsO isc
Look Of Eagles (Patterson) 200
Demon Doug. Haft YanSdah. Time,
DISQUALIFIED from second and placed
third.
4th-=S4,200 mdns.; 2-yr.; Z fur.
Sterling Prince (A'On) $50 6.1O 40
sTsIie H. Mscn 1snI,.,,,ro, 1900 AZ
Cousin. Power Of Destiny. Boy Prince,
Eighteen Carat. chickasaw Time.
/ .263s.
5th-$s,5o0; alw.; s-yr = up; 1 mi;
Pans Ego lGOmeE) 30 $40 ESQ
Glory Hill (YcaEa) ESQ eco
Epitome. Queen Of cathay. Tune
Swept. Time 1;37b.
sth.,ssG 1000 200; ,, alEE,; 2;yyE q .. nj. On
Red Erik YcsEal $50 $50
Art Of Giving, Man of Freedom.
Hellenic Prince, Make Good. Bushers
Court. Time, 1879.
9 Bieber-Jacobs entry.
7th-s25. 900 added; Queens County
uI Hsp;; s Syr;, Z up; G nj 500 a0o
Tropical Breeze (Sor'sen) $500 $50
= Get Around CUsseryl $40
Quest Line. Jet Clipper. Ornamento,
q Gun Bow, Lucky Uncle, Donut King,
Rocky Link, Grid Iron Hero. Time,
sMain Chance Farm entry.
ssRd: az w. hiR 81, $50 Is s. w. gs6 , 81
Hot Ucks (HernandeE) 1890 $50
Rudolph (AdamS) $50
Little shooter. Northern Lights. Gay
Lothario. Big Boy Beam. No Dance,
cetrino, Irish Relic. Time. 200.
9th-S4, 200; cling; 3-yr. up: Ia mi.
Comedian (Adams) 10 20 $40 $40
Cautivad0r (Korte) LEO $50
Rajah's Jewel (HernandeE) $50
Chain Gang. Bee Admiral. Annie
Gino. Dear Son. Time. 1883.
ss.a6S Handle $3.50. Os1.