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Eighteen Journal.Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Friday, June 2, 1944 DELAWARE PARK Hull Receives Bright Argoey 115 Baltaretti House Group Entries Colonel Brown Cited for Work In Evacuation I -a (FOR SATURDAY) Gino T. 121 Tarrxiaro Aiken Ill Knapp xxb pounds apprentice allowance claimed. xxxl pound apprentice allowance claimed. Careers Instead of Courses Is Washington College Aim Fall Term to Bring Adoption of 17-Suhject Program To Prepare Student for Business and Professional Life; Academic Set-up Is Reorganized CHESTERTOWN, June 2 (Special). Students who enter Washington College at the beginning of the fall term next September will be permitted to choose careers instead of courses, according to announce lour-Long Meeting Is Part of Campaign For Post-War Peace Agency FIRST RACE Purse $1500; maiden 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs: aKing Albert ....118 Scocca Neat Pleat 118 Westrope Midnight Rites Make Detroit Girl First June Bride in Cecil tr Many Face! Pvt.

and Mrs. Price Richardson In Elktnu; Had to Arrange for Preacher and For Privilege to He on Street After IIP. M. ELKTON', June 2 (Special). A soidier from Oklahoma and an Eat Detroit.

Miehijan girl successfully met all Maryland marriage law regulation and complied with city and military regulations to achieve the honor of being the first June bride and bridegroom in this Gretna Green. The happy couple. Private and Mrs. Price Richardson, now presumably honeymooning somewhere before preparing to resume their regular war Chestertown Marine Led Supplies Group in Two South Pacific Islands WASHINGTON, June 2 JP). Secretary of State Hull today ex Reply Paid 118 Kieper Colonel Govans ..118 Kirkland Land Cruiser ...118 Knapp Prepossessing ....115 Breen Rampart 115....

Balzaretti tended to the House his campaign for congressional support of a post Selections (FOR SATURDAY) ASSOCIATED PBE8S COSESCf 1 Hai. Petrol Point. Rampart. 3 WUe Decision, HI Gold, Ajhur i. 3 Fur Traee, BUer Ptnnnt, Th1- 4 Soldiers Song, Chailamore, Flyitg Easy, fr Sea Marriage, Cattleman, Incoming.

6 Over Call, Our Bien, Steppers Mai. 7 Family Doc. Late Daws, hovember. Tacoma, Tatu, Aiken. ment made by Dr.

Frederick G. Livingood, dean of the college faculty, war peace agency, conferring with four Democratic and three Republi- in speaking or the activities or the college for the coming school year. Dean Livingood sid that definite programs of study have been estab Cellarette 115 Zehr Lovan Day 118 Page Zac 118 Knapp Petrol Point ....118 Breen Hal 118 Rlenzi lan leaders on his plans for American participation. lished for each of 17 careers as a The hour-iong meeting at the part of a general reorganization of work routine, left town so quickly the college's academic set-up in XV State Department was the latest in a series of post-war international planning developments which yesterday disclosed. Hull as apparently Best Bet HAL.

BT TURFMAN News-Journal order to meet post-war conditions, Topics Announced alter their midnight marriage ceremony was concluded, no one had a chance to find out where they were anis Sussex Of Army Worm According to the new setup career 1 Rampart, Neat Pieat, Hai. 2 Hi Gold, Wise Decision, Arthur t. 3 Overlln, Carmus. Tsgei. Chailamore, Plying Easy, Also eligible: Mist Chat 118 Breen Junior Four 118 Berg Pasapet 118....

Tammaro See Bees 118 Schmidl O. K. Charlie ....118 Dodson aPari-Heart 115 Scocca aLeroy King entry. SECOND RACE Purse $1500; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6 Girl Stricken While At Studies, Succumbs ELKTON, June 2 (Special). Alma L.

Grant, 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George I. Grant of Childs, died yesterday in Union Hospital, after a week's illness. She was a junior at the Elkton High School, and was stricken while determined to reinforce his aims for a security organization with t'he ideal of liberty "for aspiring peoples everywhere" and equality for all programs will include dentistry, chemistry, engineering, government service, high school training, teach 5 Cattleman, Sa Marriage, mght GiO.

6 Long Straw, Ourbieo. Over 1 Elcan, Late Dawn, Famiiy Doe I Tatu, Blue Cadet. Bright Argosy. CHESTERTOWN, June 2 (Special). Mr.

and Mrs. William C. Brown of this city have been notified that their son, Col. William Floyd Brown, U. S.

Marine Corps, has been awarded the Legion of Merit Award for his successful direction of supply and evacuation activities when Marines landed on Roi and Namur Islands in the South Pacific on Feb. 1 and 2 this year. Colonel Brown was officially cited by Admiral Chester for "constant attention, night and day, to arduous and multitudinous duties of supply and evacuation. His duties required him to traverse all rear areas of our zones of action. He performed his duties within 200 or 300 yards of our front lines and under constant and continuous enemy sniper fire.

His performance of this very important duty was in keeping with the highest traditions of the small nations. ing, homemaking, journalism, law, The House group was headed by Best Bet CASTLEMAN. library, science, medicine, nursing, optometry, social work, business ad Marching Pesf Attacking Barley Entomologist Has Suggested Poison for It Speaker Rayburn of Texas and included these other Democratic rep ministration, laboratory technique, xxxBurgoo Miss. 107.. J.

C. Gilbert Ginger Man 121 Scocca economics, and the ministry. resentatives: Chairman Bloom (NY) of the foreign affairs committee, Mervyn Leroy ...118 Kieper "Each program," said Dean Licin Delaware Park Racing Notes Pat O'See 117.... Tammaro good, "is designed to meet the re going or what were their future plans. Bride Arrives First The first arrival for the marriage was the pretty bride-to-be.

Miss Juaaita Helen Keller, 21. It was Wednesday afternoon, she had some time on her hand? and a lot to learn 'about the routine of Elkton's so-called "marriage racket." The prospective bridegroom, who gave his age as 25, hadn't arrived. After making inquiries about the required license which had already been applied for in advance to meet the 48-hour law, Miss Keller settled down to the tedious wait for her sweetheart. Previous well-laid plans had been made for them to be the first June Majority Leader McCormack (Mass) and Majority Whip Ramspeck (Ga). Republicans were Minority Leader Boslev 116....

Westrop quirements of a liberal education xxxMichael Orin.107 Meade and also to give specialized mental Neutrality ..116 Scott training in the subjects most nearly Martin (Mass) and Representatives Eaton (NJ), and Arends (111). related to the demands of the ca The conference with the House in school last week. Removed to her parent's home, she failed to recover and was removed to the local hospital. Her trouble was diagnosed as an unusual nervous disease which affected her entire body. She is survived by her parents, two sisters, Mrs.

Linda Johnston of Elkton, and Mrs. Emma Harvey of Childs, and four brothers, three of whom are in the armed services; Albert and Arthur Grant, somewhere in England; Richard Grant, at Fort Bennings, Ga and George, of Rising Sun. The funeral will xxArthur Ill Snelling Lotelad 114.... Balzaretti xxHi Gold 118... Scawthorn reer.

Many students jn the past have entered college and floundered around for four years, taking only group follows a series of five meetings between Hull and an eight-man Senate committee. The Senate has responsibility for passing on xxWise Decision. .116... Scawthorn Omaha Mike 114 Eccard NEWARK, June 2 (Special). The army worm has appeared in destructive numbers on several farms in Sussex County, and farmers are being warned to prepare to counterattack promptly as soon as the pest appears.

Similar conditions have been reported in the Eastern Shore area. These worms are appearing in large numbers on small grains, particularly barley. They wear no Nazi insignia on their sleeves, but they are easy to recognize. They vary in length from the easiest courses and graduating naval service." Graduate of Washington Colonel Brown, who is a graduate of Washington College, where he Also eligible: without real training for any par xxxDavitt 112 Snelling ticular job. treaties.

After the Senate talks Hull in starred in all athletic activities, en In order to speed up war bond delivery service at Delaware Park, beginning today messenger servic will be provided and the issuing office for the bonds will be located on the upper mezzanine floor in the clubhouse. Heretofore the women attendants in the booths had la go to the administration building every time bond was purchased. Now, however, with the office In the clubhouse, and with Boy Scouts as messengers, th service will be greatly Improved. Mrs. Samuel M.

Dillon, chairman -of the war bond booths at the track, xxxLucky 110 Bianco listed in the Marine Corps in 1917 xxHearts Entwine 106. Scawthorn Not Trade School "We are certainly not going to be during 1he first World War, and be held Sunday afternoon at 2 Semper Ego 114 Breen come a trade school. But we hope Misrule 119 Westrope that the new career program will has been with the armed forces since that time. His wife is now living in Alexandria, Va. xxAt Bat 106...

Scawthorn o'clock from Pippin's Funeral Home, Elkton, with interment in North East Methodist Cemetery. THIRD RACE Purse help to focus the student's attention on those subjects most directly re less than half an inch up to two Frank Jarman Post No. 36, Ches Grade 3-year-olds and up; 6 newlyweds and she was wondering whether there were going to be any hitches. Bridegroom Arrives Finally, about 9 o'clock, a bus rolled in and a snappily attired soldier hopped off giving the anxious prospective bride a fond greeting. Then there were some real problems to solve.

First, the soldier learned that Elkton has a regulation which requires that soldiers without special lated to what he plans to do with furlones inches. They are dark green in color with white stripes on the the remainder of his life." vited Britain, Russia and China to send representatives here for exploratory conversations on post-war world organization. Yesterday at a press conference he was asked whether he could reassure small nations that they would be protected from domination by the great powers. He said that there should be no doubt of America's attitude on that score and also gave assurances of American support and encouragement for the liberty of all peoples everywhere. In some respects his concentra Sea Letter 109 Rlenzi tertown American Legion, has elected Norman E.

Peterson of this city commander of the post for the ensuing year. Other officers elected In order to develop the new ca Unknown Re sides and down the' middle of the back. They do most of their feeding has reported that almost $3,000 reer program at the College to make ward 117 Bovine Corp. R. C.

Lloyd SEAFORD, June 2 (Special). Funeral services for Corp. Ronald C. Lloyd, 29 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Claude J. Llovd of it of the most benefit to students worth of bonds were purchased yes are First Vice-Commander, J. Lewin xxFairv Trace ..107... Scawthorn the College faculty has set up a very Burris; Second Vice-Commander, xxaOverlin 111... Scawthorn highly developed vocational guid terday.

A free grandstand ticket goes with every $25 bond, while the purchaser receives a clubhouse ance pian to aid students in select Owen J. Selby; Adjutant, John Klein; Treasurer, C. Lee Gill; Ser-geant-at-Arms, James E. Batchelor; Color Eearers, Harvey G. Blyman, Silver Pennant ..109 Tammaro Islams Islam ...119 Luther bQuestion Miss .104 Burgoolette 112 Knapp West Seaford, who was killed with nine others in a bomber crash at South Hadley, Mass, Saturday night, ticket for each $50 bond or over.

ing a career program and to help them to alter their program as their Ingomar ii ixcara were held from St. John's Method ist Church here yesterday after noon. He was buried with full mili tion on this ideal seemed opposed to the remark of Prime Minister Churchill in Parliament a week ago that the war is growing "less ideological in character." xxxTagel 102 sneinng a Victory Blue ...109 J. Gilbert Carmus 119 Breen tary honors, Chaplain Howard Davis and a detachment of soldiers from Also eligible: Further. Hull stated that it is General Manager Bryan Field reports that preparations are now complete for handling the large crowd that is expected to be on hand tomorrow.

All the "kinks" that go with the first few days have been ironed out and all departments are ready for another banner day. Beginning tonight motion pictures Eli Elliott. Dressing Workers Needed Faced with the task of completing the making of 70,000 surgical dressings for aiding in the treatment of American wounded soldiers during the next two months officials of the Kent County Red Cross chapter here are making an urgent appeal to the women of the county to give a portion of their United States policy to encourage Fort Miles taking part in the ser vices. Interment was in Odd Pel Rough Doc 117 Luther Blue Line 104 Rudert xxxbHadawin ...110... J.C.Gilbert lows cemetery here.

Six soldiers "all nations to aspire to liberty," whereas Churchill told Parliament he opposes the idea of interfering xxaMae Case ...111... Scawthorn interests change, the dean said. Student's Choice He also said that students who show no desire for any of the career programs of instruction will be permitted to follow the traditional liberal arts or scientific programs, but he ventured the opinion that relatively few students would choose the general programs when they learn the operation of the new setup. There will be no summer session at the College this year because of the introduction of the new plan at the beginning of the fall term in September for which there is expected to be a considerably increased en as pallbearers. Besides his parents, he is sur duties or permission must be off the street after 11 o'clock.

Arranges for Preacher Next, there was the arrangement for the post-midnight marriage ceremony not an easy task, despite the fact that Elkton has an abundance of "spare preachers." A "marrying parson," like other ministers, is not particular about burning the "midnight oil" unless it is for some highly worthy cause. The couple finally arranged with the state police to meet the regulation concerning the 11 o'clock curfew for soldiers. Then they made the marriage ceremony arrangements with the Rev. W. C.

Hopkins. In fact they remained at the home of the minister until the witching midnight hour was struck. Immediately after midnight hour the minister performed the ceremony, and soon the happy couple were leaving by bus for parts aJ. L. Friedman-W.

A. Edgar with governments just because their vived by his wife, the former Miss entry. administration "does not come up for the entertainment of all track bB. F. jChristmas-L.

g. Leraivre to our ideas." personnel will be shown at the out Pauline Parks of Cambridge. and three brothers. Private William entry. door motion picture theatre at the FOURTH RACE Purse $2,500, If Hull intended his remarks, voiced at a news conference yesterday, to draw a distinction between E.

Lloyd, stationed in Georgia The Westover Handicap, 3-year-olds north end of the grandstand. This service is provided gratis by the Sergt. Harold Lloyd, Fort Miles, and and up, 6 furlongs: James Lloyd, living at home. his feelings and Churchill's appraisal, he apparently would take track. First-run feature attractions will be shown.

Lay away 109 Westrope Cherrydale 109 Berg his place alongside President Roose Charles P. Wil velt in seeming to differ with the line the British prime minister had BOWERS BEACH, June 2. Abrasion 112.... J. Gilbert Aonbarr 112 Breen Flying Easy 107 Knapp Chailamore 122 Luther Soldiers Song ...114 Balzaretti Charles P.

Wilson. 86, a retired sta followed. The President said at a news con Another addition was made to the jockey colony yesterday when Victor Bovine checked in. He was the leading rider at the Hopodromo de las Americanos track in Mexico City last winter. Another example of the fine at night so that the first evidence of their presence may be the stripping of leaves and heads from; grain plants.

Night Feeders Usually a few worms may be seen leeding during the day and larger numbers of them may be discovered by turning over clods and looking under trash at the bases of plants. When food becomes scarce in one field, the worms migrate in large numbers to adjacent fields. Their "marching" habits have given them their name. Two methods of control have been suggested by Dr. Paul L.

Rice, head of the Department of Entomology at the University of Delaware. First, the spread of the worms may be prevented by plowing furrows around infested fields and dragging a log up and down these furrows to produce a dust mulch over which the worms will be unable to crawl. Use Bran With Poison Second, if the infestation is discovered early enough, injury may be prevented or at least greatly reduced through the use of a poisoned bait. The formula for this bait is as follows: Bran, 100 pounds; Paris green or sodium fiuosilicate, 4 pounds; water, sufficient to make a moist but not soggy bait. The bran and the poison should be mixed thoroughly first by shoveling over several times on a level floor.

Then the water is added, using small amounts at a time until bait of the proper moisture content is produced. Approximately seven or eight gallons of waters will be needed. The bait should be scattered by broadcasting over the infested fields. From 10 to 20 pounds per acre should be sufficient. Thebait should be applied in the evening in order that it may still be moist when the worms come out to feed.

Old Hardwood Sawdust Used Since bran is hard to get now, part or all of the bran content may be replaced by sawdust. Old, hardwood sawdust is preferred, but pine tionary engineer of Philadelphia who moved here only four days aso, died ference Tuesday that in his mind Spain has not cut down sufficiently FIFTH RACE Purse $5,000 add time each week to aid in the task at the Chestertown and county headquarters and centers. Harrison W. Vickers, and Herbert E. Perkins, executors of the estate of Mrs.

Jennie B. Y. Vickers of this city, sold at private sale on Tuesday the 338-acre farm, located near Fairlee, and known as the Richard Smith farm, to Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Dierker of this county. Fire Company Given Flag Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Chestertown Volunteer Fire Company at the weekly meeting Monday evening presented a larse American flag to the company. The presentation was made by Mrs. Richard George, president of the auxiliary, and was accepted on behalf of the fire company by its chaplain, the Rev. Dr.

Charles L. Atwater. At a "welcome home" reception given at the parsonage of the First Methodist Church here last week. at his home Wednesday nizht of a ed, The Brandywine Handicap, 3- on her trade with the Axis, while heart attack. He lived here with his 265 Millsboro Residents on War vear-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: wife, Mrs.

Anna Wilson, and a son Churchill emphasized in his talk what SDain already had done to Ballplayer 108... Scawthorn rollment. Kent, Erg Quota Is 638.335 Dozen CHESTERTOWN. June 2 Kent County poultrymen are asked by the government to produce approximately 633.335 dozen eggs this year as their part in the Food For Victory program, the National Poultry Defense Committee announced today. In urging poultrymen to meet the 1944 quota.

committee secretary Lion Todd pointed out the current abundance may be followed by a serious shortage if farmers liqui- date some of their laying flocks be- loroner w. M. Broadway found Sea Marriaee ...109 Wall help the Allied cause. death was due to natural ..105 Zehr quality of racing that is being presented at Delaware Park is shown by today's card, which comprises only three claiming races. The rest of the card is made up of Grade and handicap horses.

Senate Group Opposes ..107 Clark ..111.... J. Gilbert Betty M. Harris DENTON. June 2 Special) Pact Before Peace Half Crown Syl's Jimmy Night Glow Castleman Omission Gold Flare Wesley A.

120 Breen 103.... Lindberg WASHINGTON, June 2 (P) Sec 103... Scocca Funeral services for Miss Betty Marie Harris. 15. were conducted at Ridgely today by the Rev.

J. E. Park- 102 Kirkland retary.of State Hull will go into forthcoming negotiations with other 113 Page er. pastor of the Methodist. Churrh.

Incoming SIXTH countries with clear notification that RACE Purse $1,600, I laiiic ui uiituta' iu u-jwc ut. eggs iBurial was at least a minority of the Senate op the pastor, the Rev. Paul E. Rey- i claiming, 4-year-olds and up, IV 'at Ridgely Miss Harris; at oauble pric ughter of Elijah Harris was the da poses any move to commit the United nolds, and his wife were presented miles: Roll Unveiled MILLSBORO, June 2 (Special). An impressive service was held by the Millsboro Lions Club when the honor roll, containing 265 names of boys serving in the armed forces whose postoffice address is Millsboro, was unveiled.

State Senator William H. Ayres acted as master of ceremonies, and addressed the crowd. Patriotic songs were sung and a few remarks were made by Lieut Martin Donaway who happened to be home for a few days. A short talk also was made by Roy Jones, president of the club. Bishop Arthur 'R.

McKinstry of the Delaware Diocese, was the principal speaker. He dwelt on the significance of Memorial Day. with a mn-nipr riinnpr vt in an-1 ot American Corners, and the late Lauerman ..111.... Balzaretti States to participation in an inter national security organization be preciation by the congregation of I rf Pearl Harris. Since the death their return to the chartre for the i of hr mother, in 1932, she has lived Long Straw 115..

Zehr Sports Mirror By Associated Press fore the terms of peace have been xxSkippers Mate. Scawthorn ninth consecutive vear. with srrandparente. Mr. and Mrs.

Our Blen 116 Smith written. This reservation was disclosed to John Pollard at Ridgely xxOver Call 103 Meade Other Tracks By Associated Press Warren Wright's Pensive, seeking to become the seventh horse to win the triple crown of the turf by annexing Saturday's $50,000 added Belmont Stakes, breezed through a mile and an eighth workout yesterday in 1:55 2-5, and Trainer Ben Jones pronounced his star ready for the big test at a mile and a half. Other starters in the big feature are expected to be George D. Widener's entry of Platter and Who Goes There; William Ziegler, Bounding Home; Crispin Oglebay's Boy Knight, and Mrs. H.

C. Phipps' Free Lance. This will be the richest of the 76 Belmont classics. day by Senator LaFollette (Prog- xxx Wild Chance. 107 Snelling Assessment Wis) to have been made to the sec SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,500: Harrington Today A Tea? Ago Empire City asked permission to transfer us race meeting to Jamaica.

Three Yeari Af Lou Gehrig, Yankee iron man first baseman, died after two-year illness. Five Year, Afo St. Louis Crowns trad retary when, as a member of the claiming: 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile Senate liaison committee of eight, and 70 yards. Higher in Kent HARRINGTON. June 2 (Special).

The Rev. and Mrs. H. V. the Wisconsin senator approved the ed jnr.nr.y Marcum to cnicajo white Sox Guy Hottel 108 Zehr Family Doc 116 Westropa Branford and daughter.

Miss Jose- Ior Jf1tin whitehead beginning of international discussions about the proposed organi Late Dawn 113 Knapp 1 zation. avoes 5core November 109 Bovine Real, Personal Properly Cruiser 116 Winn xxWar Shy 105 Scawthorn xxxMilkymoon ...109 Bernardo Value Is 8398,732.21 More Than Current Year McLish Navy-Bound BROOKLYN, June 2 Coolidge McLish, 18-year-old Oklahoma City school boy who pitched his first National League victory last night, passed his physical examination yesterday and was accepted for service in the Navy. He will remain with the Brooklyn Dodgers until called. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. June 2 Two knockouts featured four-round bouts last night at Municipal Stadium, with Joey Rob-jnon.

J59, Passaic, dropping Jim-mie Armour, 148, Plainfleld, and Bobby Davie, 164. Brooklyn, flattening Vic Chambers, 166, New Brunswick. Armour went down for good in 55 seconds of the first, while Chamber went cold in 45 seconds of the second. Kept eligible to start in the Arlington Futurity at Washington Park on July 15 are 163 leading 2-year-olds, while the Washington Park Futurity, scheduled Sept 2, has 167 eligibles left out of 313 original nominees. Each event is expected to be worth a gross of about $70,000.

Elcan 103 Scocca EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,700: claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile and i furlong. Blue Cadet 116 Smith xxxTatu 107 Meade Silver Tower ....111 Zehr Tacoma 116 Clark sawdust which is old enough to be slightly rotted will be satisfactory. Fresh pine sawdust is not satisfactory. If bran can be obtained in small quantities it is suggested that a mixture of about one-fourth bran and three-fourths sawdust be used. However, if bran is unobtainable fair results may be expected from a bait made entirely of sawdust and poison Funeral Services Held For Drowning Victim, 9 ST.

MICHAELS, Md June 2 (Special). Funeral services were held at St. Michaels this morning lor Leonard Willey, 9-year-old son cf Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A.

Willey of St. Michaels, who was drowned Former Hurler Changes To Chisox Utilitv 3Ian CHICAGO, June 2 UP). Ed Car-nett, who had tough times in trying to land a job as a major league pitcher is doing all right with the Chicago White Sox -as a handyman. Carnett, who had tryouts with the Chicago Cubs and Boston Braves as a pitcher, finally quit trying to fool opposing batsmen with his southpaw slants the big time and at Kansas City, Newark and Seattle was listed as an outfielder-first baseman. His pleases Jim Dykes.

Sox manager, for Carnett, alternating in the outfield and at first base, is hitting .331 and hasnt missed a hit in 13 of the last 14 prune Branford, arrived at the As-bury parsonage from Lewes on Wednesday. Mr. Branford. the newly appointed pastor, will preach here at both services on Sunday. On Tuesday evening.

June 6." the Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its business meeting at 7:30 o'clock in Collins Hall and at 8:15 the society will sponsor a reception to the new minister and his family. Children's Day service will be held in Asbury Church Sunday morning. June 11. In the evening the Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship will conduct the service in Collins Hall under the leadership of Miss Evelyn Acfams. The ladies of the Loyal Workers' Class of Trinity Methodist Church will hold their weekly monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.

Helen Mel-vin Monday night. DOVER, June 2 (Special). The Kent County personal vand real property assessment on which the 1944-45 county taxes are to be paid totals of $32,873,534.67, an increase of $398,732.21 over the current assessment, the county board of assessment reported to the Levy Court yesterday afternoon. The court later this month will fix the tax rate for the year after a budget on estimated expenditures Bisons Sign Burrows Entries and Selections at Delaware Park for the year Is compiled. The present, Kopla ..124 Breen Layaway 121 Westrope BUFFALO, N.

June 2 UP). Johnny Burrows, Chicago Cubs southpaw until he was declared a free agent a few days ago by Judge Kenesaw Landis, signed a contract yesterday with the Buffalo Bisons of the International League. Burrows, 30. joined the Cubs in June, 1942, after being with the Philadelphia in San Domingo Creek Wednesday tax rate is 40 cents on the $100 of assessed valuation, the maximum permitted by law. The past year the assessment was $32,430,802.46.

FIFTH. RACE Purse $2,000, the afternoon. It was reported the boy had gone aSally of Erin ...108 Zehr aSnow Moon 108 Zehr Onisac 111 Scott xxxFirst Girl 108 Snelling Hazel Ill Breen Rare 111....... Scocca Brocade 107 Eccard Entries FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 2 (First Post 3:30 p. Wilmington Time) FIRST RACE Purse $1,500, Montchanln Handicap.

3-year-olds games. The capitation tax this year will be levied against 21,179 as compared Kent U. S. O. Assistant and up.

IV miles: Ksar of Audley .117 Kieper Wesley A 109 Eccard Armstrong; Seeking 12th Athletics. with 22,169 the past year, a drop of 990. claiming, 2-year-old maidens, 5 fur Blue Sash 110 Scocca aA. Garisto-M. McCallum entry.

xxFive pounds apprentice allow The assessment figures this year Grey Hood 113 Schmidl longs: Tie Me Balzaretti Montgomery in Army PHILADELPHIA, June 2 OJ.R). follow: ance claimed. Director Assumes Duties DOVER, June 2-f Special) Helen Hawke, newly-named assistant director of the Kent County U. S. has assumed her duties here.

She is a native of Pennsylvania and studied at both North Rep. Dist Real Personal Total xxxSeven pounds apprentice allow out alone in a boat. The boat later was found drifting toward the shore. St. Michaels firemen and others recovered the body with the aid of boat hooks.

All efforts to revive the boy failed. This is the first drowning reported in the county this year. Young Willey, who was buried from Sardis Methodist Church, with the Rev. H. Kirby Krams officiating, is survived, in addition to his parents, by two brothers and a sister, Oliver, Richard and Ruth Willey.

1st 3,384.375 90.618.90 3,474,993.90 aSunmoor 108 J. Gilbert Mystery Kieper Tintrel 114 Kirkland ance claimed. Lightweight Champion Bob Montgomery reports to the New Cumber xxWhetstone ....109... Scawthorn 2nd 4.832.623 175,657.30 4,808,286.30 3rd 2,305,756 25,196.36 2,330,952.36 4th 1.940,410 61,646.00 2.002,056.00 5th' 5.799,081 80.870.39 5.879,951. 3t 6th 1,549,625 45.054 81 1,594.679 81 Patron Saint ....112..

Connachta 118 Luther Spuyten Duyvil .102.... Kirkland Declared 108 Kieper Marmaduke SIXTH RACE Purse $1,800, grade 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Blue Wings 114 Smith Charter Member. 119 Page Our Candidate ..117 Clark land, reception center today for induction into the Army. Montgomery, 26, is married and the father of one child. He regained the New York-Pennsylvania version of Gombeen Man ..111 Zehr Shove Off 114 Westrope 7th 2,955,143 138.826 32 3,093,974.32 8th 2,664.799 123.065.83 2.807,864 83 9th 3,485,823 137,280.50 3,623,103.50 Straight Victory Tonight CHICAGO, June 2 (U.R).

Henry Armstrong, old perpetual motion who once held the welter, light and featherweight titles simultaneously, seeks his twelfth consecutive ring victory tonight when he battles Willie Joyce before an expected fans at the Chicago Stadium. Promoters Irv Schoenwald and Jack Befun predicted a gate in excess of $35,000 for the rubber match between Hammering Henry and the little Gary, Negro. The morning line made Armstrong an 8-5 favorite, although Joyce outpointed him in their first engagement after suffering a cracked jaw from one of Armstrong's right-hand smashes. In their second fight, Armstrong. Quatre Call SCRATCHED 10th 3,169,480 83,192.28 3.262,672.28 the lightweight title from Beau O.

K. Charlie SCRATCHED Jack last month. western University and Brenau College. Before joining the U. S.

O. division of the National Board, Y. W. C. A.

in 1942, she was field supervisor of girls' work for the National Youth Administration in Pennsylvania and previously taught school and was director of junior activities for Swarthmore Chautauquas in her home state. aOakling SCRATCHED Totals $31,907,126 1971.408 67 $32,178,534 67 The capitation figures by districts fol aM. A. Cushman-W. G.

Jones io: First, 3.159; second, 1.964: third. 1.392; fourth, 1.343; fifth. 3,397: sixth, Little Kiss 114 Eccard xxBlue Twink ...121.... Crowther xxxHadawin J. C.

Gilbert xxRomney Rex .112.. Scawthorn xxBottle Imrj ..119.. Scawthorn entry. Banonis Sent to Norfolk IOWA City, June 2 (U.R). seventh, 2.304; eighth, 2.064; ffinth.

tsrth. total, 21,179. SECOND RACE Purse $1,500, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, 1 1-16 miles: Lieut, (j. Vince Banonis, former Reliance RELIANCE, June 2 (Special). Mrs.

Caroline CBier was elected president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Gethsemane Methodist Church, Reliance, at the annual election this week. Mrs. Martha Tull was elected vice-president; Miss Edith Tull, secretary, and Mrs. Mary Tull, treasurer. Reliance Grange, No.

58, of Re Detroit University and Chicago Baseball Consress Hails Portage Trail ...109.... Balzaretti aBrown Saxon ..119 Luther Blue Line 104 Rudert Cardinal football star, was under Nordmeer 116.... Balzaretti orders today to report to the Nor Plane Shadow ..109 Schmidl Plan to Scatter Stars WICHITA, June 2 INS. U. S.

Stand on De Gaulle Demanded in London LONDON, June 2 (JP). A dis whose style resembles a pinwheel folk, Naval Base. Banonis, who xxxMarion Sickle 113 Westrope 103 Delaney Janegrt Ill Scocca Lackawanna 116.... J. Gilbert Weather Clear.

Track Fast. Selections Br Tt'RFMAV (News-Journal Handicapper) (Selections Made for Fast Track) 1 Our Candidate, O. K. Charlie, Tintrel. 3 Sickle Lackawanna.

Janegri. 3 Velikie Luki, Morning Choice, Minstrel Song. 4 Layaway, Charitable, Bold Style. 5 Blue Sash, Declared, Ksar Of Audley. 4 Blue Bottle Imp, Charter Member.

7 Jimmie, Plucky Raider. Bomb Sight. MrHaiel First Girl, Rare. Best Bet Blue Twink. ASSOCIATED PRESS CONSEKSCS 1 Our Candidate, Oakling, Tie Me.

3 Sickle Signal Corps, Kordmeer. 3 Morning Choice, Velikie Luki, Miastrtl Song. Layaway, Kopla, Charitable. 5 Ksar of Audiey, Connachta. Blue Sash.

6 Little Blue Twmk. Bottle Imp. 7 Jimmie. Cattachiptico, Plucky Raider, a Hazel First Girl. Brocade.

Best Bat OUR' CANDIDATE. By BCCK WEAVER (Louisville Times 1 1 Mystery Book, Our Candidate. Oaklis 3 Sickle Lackawanna, Janegrt. 3 Nedwin. Velikie Luki.

Moroicg Choie. 4 Layaway, Bold Style, CnaritaBla. 5 Ksar of Aud'ey. Declared. Marmaduke.

6 Bottle Imp, Overlln. Blue Twink. 7 Jimmie, plucky Raider, Begga. 8 Brocade, Haiel Snow Moca. Best Bet JIMMIE.

with boxing gloves on the outer rim Collins 107 Bianco played center for the Iowa Sea hawks last season, received his or crarkeri Joyce's cheekbone and Gen. George C. Marshall's recent order breaking up the "power house" xxxSafetv Match. scratched closure that the United States will not take part in the coming confer gained the decision. ders detaching him from the Iowa City base yesterday.

Nannv Bones SCRATCHED xxlnd'ian Sun SCRATCHED xxbOverlin SCRATCHED ences between Gen. Charles de Gaulle and the British government baseball clubs at Army posts and sending the big-name athletes to buck up morale in combat areas was hailed with satisfaction today by the National Baseball Congress. liance, will attend divine service in 6 body at Gethsemane Methodist Church. Reliance. Sunday, 2:45 p.

nv. The Rev. Walter H. Stone, pastor, "Will deliver the sermon. aRoad Scraper SCRATCHED brought a demand today from the London Daily Mail that Washing Let freedom ring on Uncle Sam's cash register! Buy U.

Bonds xxbMae Case SCRATCHED ton clear up what was called its and Stamps! aE. C. Eastwrood entry. bJ. L.

Friedman entry Signal Corps 115 Zehr THIRD RACE Purse $1600; 3-year-olds and up; maidens; 1 mile and 70 yards: Ballast 110 Balzaretti Minstrel Song ...110.... J. Gilbert Astral 120 Eccard Cominch 12 Kieper Morning Choice .110 Eccard Velikie Lukl 110 Balzaretti Magic Eye 105 Dodson aPeggy's First ...120 Gerlock Ann-San 105... Breen "ambiguous" attitude toward the French Committee of National Lib SEVENTH RACE Purse $1700; allowances; 3-year-plds; 1 mile and eration. 70 yards: "The time has come when we feel Allentown Signs Mazor HIGH BRIDGE, N.

June 2. Pete Mazor, star southpaw of the High Bridge tam of the Tri-County Baseball League, has signed a contract with Allentown, of the Inter-State League, and reported to that team. .108 Balzaretti entitled to ask for a clear under Hitch Hiker, 12, Tosses Lieutenant 50-Cent Piece Following Lift HAVRE DE GRACE, June 2 (Special). While Lieut. J.

K. Westerfield of the Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, was driving from Bel Air to his" base, he picked up a 12-year-old hich hiker. When the youngster stepped out of the machine at Aberdeen, he nonchalantly tossed a 50-cen piece a he officer, saying: "There you are, soldier. You ne it worse than I do." standing," the Daily Mail said. The newspaper added that British refusal to recognize the committee .113 Snelling .117 Rienzi .108 Bovine .113 Breen xxaSweet Miss .111 Rudert President Ray Dumont of the Congress said the action would skyrocket the number of team entries in the 43 sanctioned state baseball tournaments next month.

He explained: "The new order will mean the civilian teams will have an even chance with service organizations to win their state tournaments. "In nearly every state, one or two high-powered Army clubs were dominating competition. That) was causing weaker service clabs and many of the civilian teams to lose interest, because they felt they didn't have a chance to win a state title against a comparatively few teams built up with big names." Nita Jean xxGorget Jimmie Elissa Flying Wasp aBomb Sight Beggar Cattachiptico aPlucky Raider was in deference io United States On The Line ....120 J. Gilbert xxNedwin SCRATCHED Edie Jane, at $20.40, Selected Jy Turfman The News-Journal handicap-per, Turfman, selected only one winner yesterday at Delaware Park, but this selection. Edie Jane, clicked at good odds.

Edie Jane captured the featured Elks' Purse to return $20.40 for $2. Edie Jane brought Turf-mans' record to 11 winners in 32 races, a .344 mark. wishes. "Unless some sort of an agree Creh Whips Rivera FALL RIVER, June 2 0J.R), .113 Breen .117 Scocca .115 Dodson SCRATCHED aE. K.

Hillman-G. C. Reid entry. ment is reached with De Gaulle FOURTH RACE Purse Grade The Mill Creek; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs: about the part the National Committee is to play in the liberation of France there will almost certainly Tommy Greb, 130. Boston, won a unanimous 10-round decision last nieht over Santiago Rivera, 134, By CNITED PRESS 1 Oakling, Tintrel.

Quatr Call. 1 Janegri. Lackawanna. Sickle T. 3 Cominch, Minstrei Song.

On The Lint. 4 Layaway, Kopla, Quillon. 5 Ksar Of Audley, Patron Saint, 8punB DuyvSL Overlin. Bottle Imp. Safety Mafi-h.

7 Jimmie. Cattachipiiro. Plucky Raldr First Gal. Sally Of Erin, Raj. Beit Bet LAYAWAY.

aM. Marmorstein entry. EIGHTH RACE Purse $1500; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; fillies and mares; 1 mile and 70 yards: xxBarbon 102 Scawthorn Mexico City, in the feature of a box: xxQuillon 110... Scawthorn Charitable 121.... Balzaretti be confusion worse confounded in liberated areas," said the News- Ing show at the Casino before 900 Chronicle.

Bold Style 116 Eccard fans..