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Farm Forum
1880 \. VI.
KMO-Nezz. As Trade
m Sales
KV1-Hewa rs. Jane
Powers
KOMO-Waks CD ana
Sing 745 san HAYES
KJR-Breakfasr Club
KIRO-EeWs. 745. Trou-
bacors
500 4. VI.
KAiO-Breakfast club.
XVI 90 Family Almanac
BIS. News
KOMO-yictor Lindlahr
ais. Against Storm.
KJR-B<eakfast Club
KfRO-Rendez sous. B:i5
News
$50 4. VI.
KNOB 3 News
XVI - Goidbergs s;s5
Kathleen EorrIs
KOMO-Old Times. s:45
Ship Of jog
KJR-BetWeen Friends
S;45 Ann Sterling.
KIRO-Goldbergz
900 A. VI.
KMO-Eews
KVI-Kata Smith: a:l5
When = Cir Narries.
KONO - Ship OF JOY.
q.15. O'keills
KJR-Nevs. BIS. Health
Club.
KIRO-Kate Smith.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KNO-Let's Play Bridge
g:45, Keep Fit 70 Music
KVI-Helen Trent. e:s5.
our Gal
KOMO-Mtne 70 Cherish
9:45. Hand Man
KJR-Farm and Home,
KIRO-Helen Trent.
1000 A. NJ.
KMO-News. 1915 p B
c News
XVI Life Beautiful;
1915, Woman IN White
HONOLULU Blake.
KJR-Farm and Home
Inquirlng Reporter.
KlRO-Life Beautiful.
1890 A. NJ.
KMO-Johnson Family;
lO:45. Bachelors Chill
dren,
XVI Happiness; i0;45
Homemakers Forum
KOMO--K. NOTIFY 1913
Dr.. Kate.
KJR-Opportunlty. l0:45
News
KIRO-Happiness.
20 A. NJ.
KMO- Friendly Neigh .
bors, Ills, Your Home
KV1-Big Sister. ll:lo,
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO - Betty Crocker;
1l:l5. Grimms Daugh-
ter.
KJR On with the
Dance. ll.l5, Concert
Hall.
K1RO-Sig Sister.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-Ring-O
XVI - Fletcher Wiley,
ll:45, Son and l.
KOMO-Valiant / a d Y.
ll:45. LiRht OF World
KJR-Art Museum Talks
l1:45. News.
KIRO-Fletcher Wiley.
100 NOON
KMO-Friendly is. i2:l5
News.
KVI-Society Girl: I2:l5
News.
Mary Marlin,
1915, Ma Perkins.
KJR - Orphans: l2:l5
Amanda.
KiRo Society Girl;
l2:l5, Singin' sam
1890 =. Nj.
KMO-Philadelphia sym
phony
/ KVl-kate HOPKINS.
KOMO-Pepper Young
12:45. VIC and SADIE
KJR-Other Wife. - AS
Plain Bill.
KIRO-kate Hopkins.
100 =. Nj.
/ KMO-School OF Air.
KVI-Portia Blake. ll;i5
Myrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife
l:l5. Stella Dallas
KJR-MotheT OF Mine
1l5. Cecil Solly
KIRO-Portia Blake.
1880 L. Nj.
{ KMO-StudIo
KVI-Hilltop House; l:4S
Stepmother
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones
i:45. Widder Brown
KJR-Health Club. 1 ;45
Cowboy Joe
KIRO-Hilltop House.
200 Z. NJ.
Z KMO-News.
I KVI-School OF Air.
/ KOMO-Girl Alone. 2:15
Lone Journey
KJR-Frank Watanabe
2:15. Goodwill.
KIRO-Woman World
] 2:l5. School OF Air.
2:30 L. Nj.
KMO-Rome News. 2 as
Family Robinson
XVI - Mystic Melodies
PAS. Baines.
KOMO - Guiding Light
2:45. Life Beautiful.
KJR 49, Orchestra: , 40
Wayne Van Dyne
KIRO-School Of Air.
800 p. VI.
KMO-Manhatters. 3:lS
COoking School
KNl-Dr Malone, 3:le
Hedda Hopper.
KOMO-Your Treat, 81,
That Girl
KJR-Linda Dale: S:ls
Ireene Wicker
KIRO-DT Malone.
$3.50 = VI.
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Smil!n Trough.
KVI-Girl Inferno. s;4t
World Today
KOMO - Honekeepers
3:+S. Amer. W p .
Cross
KJR-Orzanist.
KIRO-Grl Inferno.
400 p. NJ.
KNOB Fulton Lewis
AIS, Ma Perkins
KNI-Second Wife.
X o NJ Q Rendezvous
AIS. Europe
KJR Make Be LEV
Lady.
KIRO - New sre<l: AK
job FindeF.
4:3o 2. NJ.
kMO Studio, "a
Derby Show
KNI-Songs py Louise
44S. Symphony.
KOMO Homer ROCe
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200 4 VI.

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kFI-S4uEinE CoWhand
T-f3 March Tine
kOMo-Tou o Morning
1.l5 RHgaes
kJR - FaEahonds 7.15
News
EfRO-E1rk Club tbs
Farm Forum
1880 \. VI.
KMO-News. As Trade
m Sales
kN1-News rs. Jan,
Powers
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Sing 74s san HAYES
KJR-Breakfas CLUB
KIRO-Sews. Is. Trou.
baf0rs
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. as. sports.
XVI - Clark Ross. 6 40.
Serenade.
kOMO-barn Dance
lkJR-6 80. symphony.
lkIRO-Maury IIueT
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KNOB 3 News
XVI - Goldbergs s.s5
Kathleen EorTIA
EOMO-Old Times. s:45
Ship Of JOY
X JR-BeLWeen Friends
S:45 Ann Sterling.
KIRO-Goldbergs
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son A. NJ

RNiO-Breakfast club.
XVI 90 Family Almanac
BIS. News
KOMO-Eictor Lindiahr
BIS. Against Storm.
KJR-B<eakfas1 Club
KfRO-Rendez Gus. B.l5
News
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kMO-Lew LOYAL. Drama
XVI - Bob Trout. : 80.
Bill Henry.
kOMO-Grand OLD Opry
kJR-Symphony.
kIRO-NeWs.
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SATURDAY
700 A. Nj.

lKMO-News. 7:45. Trad,
n sale
IKVI-Dirt Dobber.
lKOMO-Good Morning
7.45. sam Hayes,
lKJR-Breakfast club.
IkIRO-News. 7:45, You
/ American Music.
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kMO-Supermsn. SIS
Your Dos
kNl-kids 9uizsroo-
kOMO - katlonaI Barn
Dance.
kJH-SCandinavfan Re
porter. 6.l5 News
klRO-Sluizaroo
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.kMO-New, ais. b. b
c News
XVI - Almanac; o.l5.
News.
.kOMO-Song Folks. 8.ld
Women Clubs.
kJR-Breakfast Club.
kIRO Bl0, Weather
BIS. News.
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KNO-Iet's Play Bridge
a.45. Keep Fit 70 Aiusi,
KVI-Helen Trent. p:s5
our Gal
KOMO-Mine TO Cherish
9:45. Hand Man
KJR-Farm and Home,
KIRO-Helen Trent.
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1 KMO-Marvin Dale.
HNI-Manny Strand.
lKOMO-Palladum Ball.
room
lKJR-Bill Sa branskv
IKIRO-Manny Strand
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KMO- Friendly Neigh
bors. Ills, Your Home
KVI-Big Sister. ll:lo
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO - Betty Crocker
1l:l5, Grimms Daugh-
ter.
KJR On with the
Dance. l1.l5. Concert
Hall.
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KMO - phil Harris
1I:i5, Marvin Dale.
KVI-Henry Busse.
lKOMO-Bal Tabarin
tx J r - S c a n danavian
Dance Music.
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KMO-NeWs
KVI-Kata Smith: e:l5.
When = Cir hiarries
kONO - Ship OF JOY.
q.l5. O'keills
KJR-News. Q Is. Health
Club.
KIRO-kata Smith.
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1000 A. NJ.

KMO-News. 1915 p B
c. News
XVI Life Beautiful.
1918. Woman IN White
HONOLULU Blake.
KJR-Farm and Home
Inquirlng Reporter.
KIRO-Llfe Beautiful.
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News.
| h Y l 90 Serenade. 7l5.
Public Affairs
lkOMO-Uncle Era.
lkJR-Symphony
kIRO-Serenade.
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lKMO-News. lo:45. Der
by Show
XVI - orld To-day.
l045 Bob Crosby.
KOMO-Hotel Orchestra
kJR-Bible Institute
KIRO-News Roundup,
lo.5e. Weather Report.
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1920 A, Nj.

KMO-Johnson Family,
iO:45. Bachelors Chi
dren.
XVI Happiness; i0:45
Homemakers Forum
KOMO--K. NOTIFY l0:45
Dr.. Kate.
KJR-Opportunlty. 10 "a
News.
KIRO-Happiness
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kMO-Reid Fitzpatrick
kNl-Wayne kIng, o.o5
Elmer Davis
kOMO-OTgau Concert.
hJR-Hollywood.
kIEO-Mdyns hlnR.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wishes part-tme or days
work. Decatur 5n9l.
GIRL, colored. wants work Of any kind;
refs MI. 457d after u pm
GIRL. coiored, desires general housework
experienced: ref. Phone Hobart 01d9.
GIRL. colored, neat experienced wants
work; reference Adams 253j.
GIRL. colored. reliable. wishes full. part
Sundays: ref WO. 6Gg4.
LAUNDREss WORK at home. out by
day. Decatur 1753W.
MAIDS C2). one first-class cook and day
worker; GOOD references. Phone RE. 1879.
WOMAN, colored middle-aged, desires
gen housework; best city refer. NO. "0lb.
WOMAN. colored. part-time lob work Of
any kind. cooking preferred; good refer
ence. CO. 3466
WOMAN. colored. wishes rart-tine work
good cook. reliable CO 3s3s.
WOMAN colored. wants days work. good
shirt ironer. ref. 2422 Ontario I'd. NV,
Apt. 1U3.
WOMAN. colored. wants two days work.
Wednesday. Thursday. Repubhc o32i-
WOMEN. two. want days work and part
time work, plain cooking. Call Sat. eve
ming. DE. l31H-W.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Kensington Out to CIinch
Baseball! Title Sunddy

Kensington A. c. will seek to an
mex the Montgomery County League
baseball championship Sunday when
it encounters the Colesville nine on
the latter's diamond at 2:3O.
One victory will assure the flag to
Kensineton, but defeat will neces-
state a playof next week. Manager
Skip" Faber of the Kensinetons
will pitch Charlie Weidenger, whose
slap opponent will probably be Bill
Helmer
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Tiny Thompson, Leading Goa|ie
Of Modern History, Retires
At IS to Manage Team

Vulnerable hockey records. He Is
the only man to win the Georges
Vezina award for goal-tending
proficiency four times. No other
player has won it more than twice.
Thompson also is the only goalie
ever to make an assist in a major
league game. He accomplished this
feat while with the Boston Bruins.
taking the puck from the mouth of
The goal, skating out and passing
to a teammate, who scored
Thompson became goalie on
team in his home town of Sandon,
Alberta, at the age of II.
He joined the Boston club in 1928
and for 10 years guarded the Bruins
goal. He was sold to Detroit in
1898.
The secret of turning back enemy
shots is the same today as it was
when he started, Thompson says.
Never make move until the
man with the puck has made his"
says Thompson. There is no place
for guesswork in goal tending"
Evening star., 1940-10-18
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN

AGENTS to sell Christmas cards. personal
and box cards. Big profits. Garrison S
Toy Co. 1915 st. NV.
CHRISTMAS CARDS with senders name
imprinted 50 for 81: also special parch-
ments. etc % for 81. with name imprinted
Six other personal lines and large variety
of box assorments hi2h commissions: SAM
pies loaned free. Come IN or write. Chss,
A. Belz Co. 17I1 walnut st Phila lN'
COUPLE WANTED to work in small
guest house one must be good cock; good
home and salary. Call after : pm. DU.
1851.
COUPLE. coored, good cook and chauf-
feur; adults; SO and comfortable quar-
-ers: city references. CO. 77d5.
COUPLE. deserving wishing permanent
work housekerper and property care
Shore Of Maryland woman must be GOOD
cook. with Housekeeping experience. man
must understand general modern farm
work and care OF trees and flowers: rea
sonable compensation to right couple.
State fully past experience. age and bir h.
place ADDRESS Box 457-V. Star.
ORGANIST, to substitute in Protestant
church State age. experience and nlusi-
cal education Box AK. Star
WANTED several refined people over 81
with talent for drama or singing for prof
stage Exp preferred Those without
viii be coached for small fee. Eve. re-
terfere with Your days. co. 5000. Suite
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Parks, Stott Sparkle
AS Red Circle Hits
Bowling Mark
Season Record Of ! 1866
Puts Team in Thick
Of Notcop Fight

With Ray Parks hitting for 150-
437 and Lindsey Stott coming
through with 16O-417, Red Circle
Food Shop with a near-record of
671 and a season mark of 1866
smeared Chaconas Market last night
at Lucky Strike to move up in the
National Capital League flag chase.
Lou Pantos, with l45-379 and Lor-
ra;ne GULL with 378, were high for
the losers.
Harry Richs Master BARRIERS, with
Joe DiMisa and Ed Nash hitting
for respective counts of 388 and
145, led 80 assault on the cham
rion Shaffer Flower Shop, while
the pennant scramble was further
intensified as PortnerS Grill
trimmed the leading Structural
Porcelain. 2-1. Elmer Wesley's
150-395 and Fred Murphy'S l49-
$50 were high in the winners 646-
1888 counts. Waldorf Reid's 157-
4O1 featured the losers scores of
653-1, 1923. Jalepes Restaurant was
a 81 winner over the Benmacks
as Hokie Smith shot 374.
Evening star., 1940-10-18

Holders of four of the city's most
priced bowling records will see ac-
ton Sunday in team. doubles and
singles matches between Takoma
rollers and the strong Cohen outfit
of the Arlington Bowling Center at
Takoma
With the invading Virginia aggre-
cation will be Lucy Rose. No. ma
tionally ranked woman duckpinner
who recently posted an all-time
record set of 435. AS spearhead of
club, Mrs Rose is setting the pace
in the Ladies District League with
an average only two sticks short of
l3O.
Takoma's lineup will include
Johnny Burger and Dutch Sherbahn
who last spring gained the spotlight
by winning the Class A doubles in
the Washington City Duckpin As
sociation tournament at Arcadia
with all-t.le record game and set
counts OF oj17 and 878. Sherbahn
carved out the all-high Of 464
Besides this record smashing duo
the Takoma outfit will include Rex
Stewart. Noble Viers, sr., and Harry
Newman.
Hunts Record Stands.
They're still shooting at the 156-
404 posted by Bill Hunt of Brown,
IN the Intercollegiate League Hunt,
a 91-average roller. is a new member
OF the First Time to-Roll 400 Club
The nearest rolled last night at the
Rendezvous was Woolf's 152-389.
Neil Anderson, teammate, aided
V. M. Is 80 win from Lehigh
Page Worthington. league scorer,
shot 129-363 as Dartmouth took the
odd from Navy. Cooper with 148-
1853 Shone as Syracuse throttled
Brown.
Out in front by two games and
with It's two star veterans, Charley
Phillips and Harry Dixon going
great guns, the chances of King
David losing first place in the Ma
sonic League tonight at Convention
Hall appear slim.
The pacesetters gained the top
rung whsn Phillips posted a season
record Of 155 and 392 while Dixon
aided with 378 in routing the erst-
while leading Lafayettes.
Karl Stackman with a surprising
124-10 average is after Abe Povich
OF Gompers for the leadership. His
recent l48-402 sparked season re-
cords of 626-1 ,82l for St. Johns.
Povich leads with 1886 Phillips is
In third place with 122.
RemsOn Is Stand0ul.
Paul Remson was a standout last
night at Convention Hall as his
season record scores of 177-4O5 were
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Oct. 18.-Without Wis
ible regret, the greatest goalie in
the modern history of hockey said
good-by today to the big league and
bv his own choice ended a career in
which he stopped an estimated 1O0,-
900 whistling shots from sailing into
his net.
Thirty-fve years old and the first
to admit that his playing days are
Just about over, Cecil (Tiny) Thomp-
son, the greatest of the net-mlnders
for almost two decades, pulled out
of Detroit last night for Buffalo,
where he will attempt to rebuild a
last-place club into a contender in
the American Hockey League, a
minor circuit.
Thompson carried with him box
containing the pads he has worn
since he started goal-minding for
the Duluth club in the American
Association in 1924.
Behind him Thompson leaves in
Evening star., 1940-10-18
20 Years Ago
In The Star

A Joint meeting Of National
and American League club
owners headed by John A. Hey
dler, president of the National
League, convened in Chicago to
discuss a reorganization of the
majors which would place control
OF professional baseball under a
civilian tribunal of three men.
Rex A. c. eleven paced by
Giebel and Beyers handed the
Chesrock Athletic Club of Will
mington a 1870 defeat at Union
Park.
Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes
paired to beat the British golf
stars, Harry Vardon and Ted
Ray, 3 and 2, in a 36-hole exhibi-
ton match at Fairview Country
Club, New York.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

soof Ss ts%;'1 and
COOK AND GENERAL HOUsEwoRK, in
apt. honest. depend bic. refined. good
e1RpS eo@Plsxioaed S r0' H5 Sf' or SRSa M yrs
apply; excel salary for right girl; not
afraid of wor!: Pho~n bet = and 3. or
s 20 9. Emerson @a74
COUPLE. colored man empl; woman for
Rety av Box soSkin5 a4v we sian an room and board
GENERAL HoUsrwoPKER. white. 90 to
30; care for child ] | mos: references and
health card REQUIRED. AT. 0o75.
GIRL; for general housework and laun-
Phone Oliver sos.
GIRL. white. for ehw. care Of child,
private home. refs. required, 1--we in. Box
GIRL, white, young mothers helper; live
in. Call Randolph 40l2.
GIRL, white or colorrd general house
work, plain cooking live in. Gall shep-
herd 6soo Miss Dobyns.
GIRL; white. gh:w. mothers, helper; live
in; in; $50 mo. Price, rs RoXboro pi. NV.
HoUsEKEEPER. white. young or middle
age cool, serve: best references and health
certificate required: excellent salary: sleep
y and L.
HOUsEKEEPER- take care of home
for employed couple, 2-yr -old child 1--we
IN: health certificate. stare ase. eXpsri-
ence. salary refs Box 14-V. star.
HOUsEMAN AND BUTLER STAY nights:
state age and salary onlv experienced
need apply Box I35-v. Star
HOUsEWORKER. white. 1870: live in:
private room, GOOD home. Shepherd 6634.
MAID, not over %. experienced with
children. gh.w.. health certificate required;
must live in. W. 56a4
MAID. colored. for cooking and general
housekeeping: . in family: must have
local refs: $40 pr. mo. and carfare: no
nights See Miss Jackley at drugstore,
1000 Conn. ave. nv.
MOTHERS HELPER. Catholic; i've in;
genera housework; serving; references re-
quired Dupont 500.
WOMAN. white. experienced; care OF l.
year-old-ba by; general housework live in;
references. MI. 5727 after pm.
WOMAN. white. experienced sh.w. laun-
dry in family: references: $50 month.
Phone Georgia 6611.
WOMAN. white. g.hw., live in. adults:
state experience and salary: give phone
number. Box la4-V, Star
WOMAN, experienced. care chaldren. gen.
eral housework: local references required:
live in good salary. 1919 Chesapeake ST.
NV. Emerson S06l
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY CIlt ASSOCId ltU FTt5S.
PITTSBURGH-Char Burley, so,
Pittsburgh, outDointed Eddie Pierce.
l51. New Jersey G0.
SACRAMENTO. Calf -Elwood Ro-
nero, 114i2 Sacramento. outpointed
Cristobal Jaramillo, III. Puerto Rico
90.
TAMPA. Fla.-Soldier Marty Clark:
1913. Tampa, outpointed Marynsrd
Daniels. 1877 Washington. D. c. G0).
PINE BLUFF, Ark-Bob Skies. 100,
Pine Bluff. outpointed Dutch Ullmcr,
196. Milwaukee 10).
PHILADELPHIA, Pa-Hernando Po-
lomo. 1875. Ciudad, Mexico, stopped
Lou Fortuna. 135. Philadelphia (2).
Evening star., 1940-10-18


LOST.
PI SORORITY PIN, lost at Jeller' $.
name on back. GE. O256. Reward. 20'
ALPHA DELTA PI PIN. outlined in opal,
ward Phone Michigan 27e7.
BOSTON TERRIER. last Sat. answers
name Beautiful" Notify Alice NJ Mac
d!nnis, 1910 K st. NV. ME. o50" 22'
BROACH. opal and diamond. Tuesday
nieht; Oct. Is, in or leaving cab from the
Aot. =. si26 Conn. ave
CAMEO, large, gold. set with tiny pearls;
Saturday evening: great sentimental value.
Reward Phone Atlantic i"74.
E sdK s pos Sun tan answers ys tS 10 Bhs iha 0ns
collar Reward Randolph ol40
GLASSES gold-rim, in Hrffer-s -shinn case.
81 Quincy st. NV Apt. lol' after p m
PocKrTBooK, lady's. black patent. and
Can National AGO, Branch 10, during
day Hobart O706. ewes. Reward
PoCKETBooK.. black. at restroom, Du-
Boz 72-x. Star.
or near Y W c. A.. Tuesday evening;
HEIRLOOM: reward BOX 65-x, Star.
WALLET, brown pisskin, lost 18th. con-
taining cards, receipts and So currency:
Garflrckels. Star Building. East Cspltnl
and Ord stS ne Reward. Henry D.
Fruit. "oG East Capitol st. eo'
WRIST WATCH lady's. Hamilton. Yellow
gold: on Oct "A, vicinity of in Wood
ward & Lothrops; reward. Call GE ?sl !.
WRIST WATCH lady's mall sold ElEin.
init IF A L.: SATURDAY. afternoon. lib
eral reward Return to $500 18th st. NV.
S15 in Union Trust Co envelope. lost
bet Union Trust Bldg. and Commodore
Hotel Call al desk.
DIAMOND RING,
Evening star., 1940-10-18
MCKINNEY, FLANNERY 4 CRAIGHILL.
ATTORNEYS.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE NO. 1l5;
Notice is hereby given this st day OF
October. lo40. that John Rowland Hill,
ssde snd AeT from MyeF
limt5ed partnership of "Y. BOOKER
& co and on October lst; 1870 My!es
land, was, admitted as general partner
and Elizabeth Booker Morton. a resident
OF Richmond Virsinia as special partner pa
BOOKER & CO" heretofore consisting Of
George Hewitt Myers. special partner. and
Yelverton f. Booker, Harry w. Flnney and
John Rowland Hill. as general partners, all
residents of the District Of Columbia. as
evidenced by. certificate duly recorded in
Dstrict Court OF the United states for the
District OF Columba). on october st, 1929.
and renewed and reconstructed by cert-
fcates recorded in said Office on or about
April 2lst 1893; January 3oth. ls34 and
has BEEN san sad san
sso32s.ituted and Will Se continued z, by ssid
Mys ysysa eua BGoks RneFs paTs and and
Elizabeth Booker Morton. as special part
ner, under the same firm name, for the
Of nc anG bond Toer
age business for a term expiring on Sep
tember 80. 1850. unless sooner dissolved
mHt9a Srh poaTs
R2oEs5 Merton: @ SS ssSS oSS1 sont5ibqtfd Sd Titty
Of the partnership will continue 70 be in
the American Security Building. 730 FIJI
teenth Street NV. Washington: D. c. The
business of the partnership will be trans
acted bv the General partners only. Eiza-
beth Booker Morton. special partner, shall
not be liable Tor or subject TO- anv loss or
liability beyond the amount Of her afore-
said contribUti on
ELIZABETH BOOKER MORTON.
Special Partner.
YEIVERTON E. BOOKER
HARRY w FINNEY,
MYLFS H QUAIL.
General Partners.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Mount Rainier Girls Win

Mount Rainier High School girl
fieldball team opened its season with
a 14-2 victory over Bladensburg
High on the winners field. The
Mounts scored 6 points in the first
period.