Evening star., 1938-04-29
PROGRAM DOG
SHOW ANNOUNCED
Four Judgings Listed for
Clubs Ninth Annual
Event Saturday.

The program OF judging for the
ninth annual National Capital Kennel
Club dog show, to be held tomorrow in
the Packard Auditorium, Twenty
fourth and N streets NV, was an
nounced today by Frank Downing,
club president.
The judging will take place at 10
am. and at 2, and pm. After the
evening judging the best dog will be
selected and the show win end at
10 pm.
The show will open with E. r. Adair
of Pittsburgh judging griffons (wire-
haired pointing, pointers, German
short-haired pointers and English and
Gordon settlers.
Other Judging.
Other dogs to be judged at 10
am are:
Chesapeake Bay retrievers, blood
hounds, greyhounds, Norwegian elk
hounds, wolfhounds, Alaskan mala-
mutes, Belgian sheepdogs, bouviers des
Frandres, briards, bull mastiffs, Es-
kimos, great Pyrenees, Kuvasz, Mas
tiffs, Newfoundlands, old English
sheepdogs, pulls, samoyedes, schnau-
zers (giant). Siberian huskies, st.
Bernards. Welsh corgis, to be judged
by Charles r. Williams of Moores-
town, N. ].
Cocker spaniels the second largest
number Of any breed in the show,
will be judged by George E. Welcher
Of Midland Park, N. j.
Edward D. McQuown, Springfield,
Ohio, will judge the borzois, boxers,
miniature and standard Schnauzers,
Dalmatians, Keeshonden, Schipperkes,
Aftenpinschers, Chihuahaus, English
toy spaniels, griffons (Brussels), Ital-
Ian greygrounds, japanese spaniels,
Maltese, Mexican hairless, Papillons,
Plnschers (miniature), Pomeranians,
pugs, toy Manchester terriers, toy
poodles and Yorkshire terriers.
Held Dachshunds' Judge.
William w. Held, Emerson, N. J.,
whose knowledge Of Dachshunds is
considered the best in the country,
will be on hand to judge this breed
at 10 am
The Collies will be judged by r. D.
Bundy Of Cleveland.
Matt R. Korshin, Media, Pa, will
Judge the Poodles, Great Danes, Bed
lngton Terriers, Bull Terriers, Dandie
Dinmont Terriers. Kerry Blue Ter
riers, Lakeland Terriers, Lhasa Ter
riers, Norwich Terriers, Staffordshire
Terriers
The Airedale, Irish, Manchester,
Sealyham, Skye and Welsh Terriers
will be judged by Joseph Sims of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Herbert Neal, New York City,
Judging the Fox Terriers and William
c. MacBain. Closter, N. j., judging
the Cairn and West Highland White
Terriers, will conclude the morning
round Of judging.
2 PM. Parade.
The pm. judging will be as fol-
lows: Mr.. McQuown, Irish settlers; DR..
Lewis E. Daniels, Detroit, German
shepherd dogs; Miss e. d. Whelen,
Montgomery County, Pa, Scottish
terriers; Mrs. Dorothy l. Franc,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Pekingese; Harry z.
1saacs, Stevenson, Md, bulldogs,
French bulldogs; Herold M. Harter,
Toledo. Ohio, chow elbows; Henry c.
Neitzel, Detroit Boston terriers; DR..
Thomas Butler Snyder, Phoenixville,
Pa, beagles; Charles r. Williams.
Moorestown, N. j., Doberman pinsch-
ers.
The feature attractions of the show
will take place at 4 pm, when the
obedience test classes are judged by
Mrs. Charles Batter of Madison, N. J.,
and the 'children's handling classes
are Judged by Mrs. Winifred c. Little
Of Brooklandville, Md.
Others to Be Viewed.
The following judging will take
place at pm: Sporting group, WIN
ner to be selected by DR.. Sydner;
best-in-hound group, by Mr.. Adair;
working group winner, Mr.. Williams;
terrier group winner, Mr.. Sims; toy
group winner, Mrs. Franc, and non
sporting group winner, Mr.. Korshin.
There will be plenty of parking
space in the building where the show
is to take place. The aforementioned
auditorium will provide seating IA
cilities for 1000 people and food will
be on sale throughout the day.
Proceeds OF the show are to go to