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Evening star., 1941-10-23
Housewares

HONSSktN
-12 Pairs Black Andirons,
were s3.49; IL Ape. Black
Fire Sets, were S3.98 S2,49
--I7 Pairs Black Andirons.
Were $4.98 - S349
g Pairs Black Andirons.
Were $3.50 -------S3.
- Pairs Large Black and
Brass Andirons. Were S6.98.
S4.44
-3 S. Metal Utility Clos
cts. AS is. Were s6s8, S4.44
III Three Fold Black and
Brass Fire Screens. Were
s5.e6 -------- S39S
pa Standard Black Steel
Log Baskets. Were S198,
S1.19
--4 Pairs Heavy Brass Plated
Andirons. Were s5.98 S2.99
II Pair Large, Heavy. Solid
Brass Andirons. Were S3095.
S21.95
- Four-Pc. Brass Fire Sets.
Were S8.95. As is - 81 98
II Two-Burner Circulating
Oil Heater and Cooker, as is.
Was s16.95 5---S S11.95
. Furniture Steel Ward
robe Closets with shelf and
lock. AS is. Was sl1.95.
S7.95
- Double Door Metal
Wardrobe Closets. Were
1895. AS is--------S S6.66
p So" Metal Utility Clos
cts. Were $3.50. AS is $3.50
-5 Stainless Porcelain Top
Kitchen Tables. Were S7.95.
AS Is -----S4.44
rs One and One Half ct.
Heavy Gauge Aluminium
Saucepans. Were Csc 39c
10 Carpet Sweepers. As is.
Were s1.29 to S1.98. Special.
88c to S1.29
~19 Adjustable Metal Ven
tilators. Were 39c 25c
Ia Pearlwick Top Bath
Hampers. Were s2.98. Spe-
cial --S S1.25
-47 Metal Waste Baskets.
Were 39c -----------25c
Third E1oOr
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ST and S1.5O Fobric Gloves
Kann's-Street Floor.
S4.95 and S5.95 2-Pc. Dresses

-Tvopiece spun rayon dresses. Jacket , 40
tops Blue, wine, green and brown Sizes II - %s
TO 18
81 Odd Blouses. Rayon crepe and rayon chiffon. Also
cottons of S1.99 grades S129
o pieces of Neckwear trimmed and cotton
laces. High and Wee necks Were S195---------- SI00
Kann's-Sreet Floor.
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S5.95 Skirts and Sweaters

So skirts and SO slip-on and cardigan @ QQ
sweaters Popular colors (Au properly &%sS ~
labeled to material contenD.
81 Cotton Corduroy Jerkin Suits Were S399 $500
Is Cotton Swim Suits. Were s399 and S595---- SOC
Is Corduroy Pnafores and Jackets Were S399 - 1929
Is Corduroy Pinsfores and Jackets Were 81 SO $500
33 Black Bengaline Suits Were S399 $500
Glen Plaid Suits Were $7.95 and
Kanns-Second Floor.
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S14.95 Better Dresses

80 Daytime dresses from Better Dress G. 90
Shop in sizes for misses and women! Black p f.~~
and bright shades.
time Black and co0rs Sizes for misses
and Were S1695 to S1995 S9.97
Is Evening Dresses Rayon tafetas. mores. and
rayon satns. Sizes IL to Is. Bright shades. Were
S1095 to S1695 S699
0 AIl-Wool Costumes. Short long coats Bright
shades Sizes IL to 20. Were S2295 $500
AH-Woo Dresses. Sizes IL to Is. Were S2295 $500
All wool Jersey Dresses Black with colOrs Sizes r. is
and 1S Were $685. 1880
Costumes Black brown and wine Sizes 3S, 40. Were
S4995 ------------ $500
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$500 ond $500 Royon Dresses {.

rs Dresses from inexpensive Dress Shop!
Rayon crepes and spun rayons Sizes for 81 80
and women! 41s~~
o 80 Misses Womens Rayon Crepe Dresses. Broken
sizes. Were $685. S6.44
20 Misses Dresses. Dark cOlOrs Were $685. S5S8
Womens Crepe Dresses. Dark colOrs. Were
S5.95 and Si.99 S314
q Women's pc. Suit Dresses. Printed
crepes and spun ravonS Were s399 $3.50
so Misses Rayon Suede Dresses. Broken sizes. Red,
green blue. Were S399 S29
Kanns-Second
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18c Print Hondkerchiefs

Pretty prints white and pastel grounds. 4
Buy for gifts s&~ "
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs. rolled corded edges.
Hand initiated "A, F. G, ], n, and W." Were
o
o Mems Linen Handkerchief Hemstched hens. In
aIs IN and I" only Were Csc c----------------l212c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Stationery

Red Lion Linen Finish
Tablets. Were l0c c---- &c
Red Lion Linen-Finished
Envelopes SC pkg.
Waterproof Utility Bags.
Were 81 ------3 39c
Miniature Cameo Pictures.
Were 59c 39c
Christmas Cards in cello
phane pkg. u with match
ing envelopes. Were l9c.
lie
Kann's-Street Floor.
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14O-S1.OO Poirs of STOCKINGS

Some cotton Hsle-top service weights IN EN~
cluded. Broken and colors. wv P
$50 prs Misses Cotton Ribbed Anklets with "Lastex"
yarn tops. Plar colors Were 29c
IS prs. Irregs of Roman Stripe 81 and sll5 Stock
ings. Chiffons only soc
10 prs. Silk Hose with Mock seam;
of SOC grade Broken sizes 29c
Q 16o prs. ChildrenS AnkletS. Were 15c--------S Sc
Kann's-Street Floor
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S4.OO "Joon Miller" Dresses

100 Joan Miller" Cotton Dresses For q > m
school and sports! Sizes 9 TO 15------------ p%sSS
50 Joan Miller Cotton Dresses Were So S1.69
81 Joan Miller" Dresses. Were S195 S3SS
Glen Plaid" Were S795 and S8.95- ----S499
40 Long Sleeve Cotton Blouses Were S2--------99c
20 Jenkins Assorted sizes and colors Were $500
Is All-Wool Jersey Shrkens. Were 81 -------S2.OO
Plaid Checked Shirkens. Were s595-----S $500
20 Street Dresses Were S499 299
Plaid Reversible Coats. Were S13.95 $500
Is 2-pc. Plaid, Check and Tweed Suits. Were S16.95
to
is Untrmmed Sport Coats Were 1885 to S2295, s12SS
Kann's-Second Floor
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Kann's-Second Floor.
Slo.o5 to S22.o5 Goats

81 Untrmmed sport and casual coats. 20 q Q
Misses sizes only Beautiful coIors . new 9IZ.oo
styles
Q "a 2-pc Plaid, Monotone Tweed and Check Suits.
Were S1695 to S22 .95 SllO0
Q 50 Sport and Casual Coats Misses Sizes Were s25
to S29e5 ------- $500
Q Rancoats. Were $3.50
4 Raincoats Were S.
Kanns-Second Floor.
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Home Fittings

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to 29c.
Yd, d,-----------------7c &c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
Remnants. Were 39c to ACC.
Yd. ------11c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Remnants.
Were sec to roc yd.----27c
-59c to CSC Upholstery
Squares, ee.. ee..--------29c
is Extra Large Upholstery
Squares. Were s1.98 to $2.98.
Ea. .----------S1.29
-150 Monks Cloth Dra-
peries. Were s1.98 to $3.50
ca. Ea.- Ea.------S1.3 39
-6 Venetian Blinds. Were
s3.99 and $4.95. As is. Ea.,
.OU
-75 Home-Spun Draperies.
Were S2.9S. Pr.---Sl.SS
30 Rayon Taffeta Drapes
and Spreads. Were S3.98.
Ea. ----------S2.5 50
SIS Fine Quaker Lace Cur
tains. Were S4.98 to S5.98.
Pr. ---------S2.99
-I7 Prs. Wide Priscilla Cur
tains. Were $5.95 a pr. Pr,
$3.50
-35 Friezette Studio Cover
Sets. Were s4,95S3.99
40 Rayon Bedspreads. Were
ae.ss to ss.ss---S4.99
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-23

SiIrertUare
Ape. Chrome Plated Cof-
fee Set. Slightly SCARED.
Was $1,000 $3.50
-16 Chrome-PIated Cocktail
Shakers. Small size. Some
Of. and some pint. Were
s Silver-PIated Sugar and
Cream Sets on tray. Slightly
scratched. Were 1898, $3.50
(Plus 1Oet Federal TarJ
- Silver Plated Sandwich
Trays. Slightly SCARED. Were
IS ---------------- S2.99
Plus 1Oes Federal Tar
Wooden Tarnish- Proof Sill
yer Chests. Imperfect. Were
s1.9S and s2.9S Sl.29
. 77-Pc. Sets Silver Plated
Tableware. Service for II.
Department samples. Were
s24.9S --------S -S17.98
Pins f0T6 Federal TdrJ
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens
Cotton Printed Cloths.
Seconds OF s1.95 quality.
5Sx76" size --- S1.39
Lace Dresser Scarfs. Were
81 and Sl.25-------59 Sc
Linen Crash Cloths. Were
xI25 r rQc
-Martex Wash Cloths. Sec
onds of zoe grades --1212c
Sc Discontinued Pattern
Chenille Bath Mats. Blue
only. Were s5.95. 24x48,
$3.50
-Martex Beach Towels.
Seconds of s1.25 grades 75c
Pure Linen Crash Cloths.
5sx78" size. Were s2s5,
S1.95
Kann'-Street Floor.
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Luggage

3 Makeup Boxes. Were
s2.98 81. "A
4 26" Pullman Cases. Were
S5.9S --- SASS
Il Weekend Case. Dam
aged. Was $685. S3.99
Il Woman's Wardrobe Case
(damaged). Was Sl1.98,
S.. 40
-, Wom e ms Wardrobe
Cases. Were $ll.98 S6.S8
Il Mans Fitted Case. Was
s1498 S9.99
Il Hat and Shoe Box. Was
$l4.98 ----------- So 80
3 Weekend Cases. Were
Sl2.98 ------- S8.66
= Weekend Cases. Were
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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%Z22 FRIDAY aI8Al
Chocolate and Vanilla Fudge, 27c lb.
Hann SreetF Foor
HOMEEITTlNG Specials

1000 yards 29c Cotton Marauisette Curtain
MateriaI--4S inches wide Ivory and ecru
only. Make beautiful curtains for every room
in the house.
Q SIC TO 9Sc Curtain Strips-500 good
size curtain strips. Assorted grades. Many
may be matched in pairs
Q fgc to S1.49 5000 Yds. Washable Gre
tonnes-Colorfu designs. Sunfast and tub
fast. Many patterns and colors. SO inches
wide
s3.8S Rayon and Cotton Draperies-7"
inches wide and ga yards long to the pair
Complete with tebackS. popular colors
I5e Yds. 81 9S Tapestry COvering-Extra
heavy tapestry for covering furniture. Rich
Kann's-Third Floor.
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79c All Rubber Aprons &.

Just so Of these au-rubber laboratory n
aprons Assorted colors Special wv N
Sewing Baskets. Slightly soiled Were S1---- SOC
Mems Tie Racks. Were soc DR. 29c
CoIansble Hat Boxes of pIofm Were soc
Racks with hooks Were 50c---------25c
= Dress Shields Assorted sizes Were soc ----- Csc
q Brassieres with shields Were SOC 29c
o Macuette Rubber Pantes. Small and medium sizes
Were soc 2ac
Q 7-garment Bags long. Were s295 $50
Kann'S-Street Floor
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FURS

Mink Dyed Coney Coat. Size H. Was S79 s39 90
Seal Dyed Coney Coat. Size AZ. Was S;9 ----S49O0
Black DYED Ponyskin Coat Size 16 Was 1929 -- $500
Seal DYED Coney Coat Was Sl49 ---- $4,000
Black Dye Persian Lamb Coat. Was S2l9 S159o0
Plus 10cc Federal Tax
Kanns-Second Floor.
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Art Goods

- Pillows s----5 SOC
--80-Yd. SkeinS Mercerized
Cotton. Assorted colors.
Were zoe 10c
Crochet or Knitting Boxes.
Were 79c 59c
Stamped Cotton Laundry
Ba gs. Were soc ---3 39c
II Blue HaSs0ck. Was 81.
As is -------------49c
II Blue Sweater. Soiled.
S1.29
Kann 's-Fourth Floor.
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S1.19 Printed Cotton Frocks

Printed cotton rocks and smocks for daytime wear
Lovely colors and patterns Just l25 at this 20
price, ~
rs Ray0n and ST95 Ge0giana FrOcks Soiled S397
0 Suits Broken Sizes Were S2.99 81 88
a RayOn Dresses. Small sizes. Were S199 S129
25 Rayon Georgana Frocks Broken Sizes Were S395,
S2.97
108 Cotton Frocks. Broken sizes Were 81 and S119 39c
Kann's-Second Floor
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Furniture

4 Extra Large Gard Ia
bIes. Were S3.98--S2.9S
-16 Hanging Corner Shelves.
Were S2.49 -----Sl.00
> Cocktail Tables. Were
S10.95. AS is is--S5. so
Il Cocktail Table. Wheat
finish. Was s12.95- Sc.
--I6 Wooden S oking
Stands. Were s2.49 S1.S8
-4S Metal Smoking Stands.
Were s1.s5 ----------S1.29
Il Maple Finished Tea
Wagon. Was s14.95 S9.9S
. Chrome Plated Kitchen
Stools. Were s2.95-S1.49
5 Odd Chrome Dinette
Chairs. Were $3.50 to s5.95
ca. .-------------S3.99
Il 5-Pc. Chrome and Plas-
tic Dinette Set. Was $3.50,
S32.95
Il S-Drawer Knee Hole
Desk. Was s29.50---S22.5O
is Wood Frame Card Ia
bIes. Were 79c
Kann's-FoIIrth Floor
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S1.3e to $500 Gowns and Slips

--Rayon crepe and rayon satin gowns and
slips Purchase yourself and for gifts C1 m
Just 200 at this low price! wv
IS Pa jamas and Slips. Were S3.95 ---------- S291
0 jamas and Gowns. Were S1.95 $500
1870 Gowns Slips and Pajamas Were S195 S149
. IS Rayon Slips Were eS1---------------------- soc
"a Gowns Were S295 Sl89
Gowns. Were S5.95
$50 Slips. Were S119 CSC
75 Robes. S395 slS8
25 Cotton Robes. Were S199
28 Bed Jackets Were 79c and 81
Kann's-Second Floor
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$500 Corsettes, Special at =.

Just 40 of these well made corsettes. Cot q IN
ton and rayon. hand early for first - - ~
selection.
Q AZ S395 Long-Length Rsyon Brocade Girdles s1SS
81 IS Average-Length Cotton Batiste Girdes $3.50
Q Is RayOn Brocade Grdles. Were $3.50 --- 1918
. 32 Corsettes. Rayon and cotton. Were $3.50 ---s550
1S7 50 Cotton silk, satin, lace S1O0
Kanns-Second Floor.
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Seconds S9c
Cannon Bath
TOWELS
39c

Large fluffy Turkish
Towels. Solid colors.
22X44' size. Stock up
now!
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Odds & Ends
SiIver-PIoted
TABLEWARE

9 ca.
(Plus f0eo Federal Tar
Discontinued patterns.
Salad forks, reed tea
spoons and soup spoons.
Non-mstching patterns.
Kann's-Street Floor
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25c to SOC Tooth Brushes

odd pieces Combs brushes mirrors,
etc As marked 29c to S2.98
IS Hostess Dishes &c
Facial Sc
Tar u
45 WOOdburyS CocOanut Oil Liquid CASTLE ShampOoS.
SOC size 25c
81 Seventeen Talcums in glass bottles. Were S0c1Sc
Detah Perfumes n gift Sl.15 size ACC
ChampreI Liquid Bubble Bath. odeurs 81
size ---- Bc
120 assorted Perfumes in charm bottles Were 25c10c
SO AIcofeur Body 3 odeurs. soc Csc
78 Pillows with fancy bottle of perfume Were 81.
29c
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S1.OO Costume JeweIry, Special

300 pieces costume jewery. including necklaces
pins bracelets clips Gold and silver finished z O.
metal, simulated pearls and carved wood ~
Q 25 Pieces Costume Jewery. Were S195
Q 50 Womens Rings Were ST. SIC
$50 Pieces Costume Jewery. Were 39c---------29 29c
o 4 Cameo Pins. Were $50 ----------- $500
Q Womens Genuine ZirCOn Rings. Were 1895 ---S495
0 Is Pieces Costume Jewery. Were SO ----------S129
(Aboye Items Subject to IOeo Federal Taxi
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Reody-to-Weor, ChiIdren's and
Infants Wear and Accessories
"a !" y OFF

59c to S4.99 Infonts' SompIe Knitweor
1esavsPe s5snd baoe sae nSasns s%eaFs 26c to $3.50
shaVls Buy for your for giftsl
Knitwear.- Slips, gowns OverallS, boys suits knit sh-
Were 59c to S1.15 38c
Tots S1.19 Wool Sweaters Oar o
. Chidren's Cotton Broken 8.
Crib Covers in white birdseye CLOTH Samples and factory
rejects Were Sl99 S2.99 Sl49
. Girls Cotton Slips Bult-up shoulders and ruffe bot
Sizes IA. Were SEC
. Girls 39c to soc Rayon Cotton and Knitted Panes 23c
. 2-pc Union Suits 1870 cotton, 1876 and 100
wool. Were --
. Girls Cotton Paamas. Midrif style Broken
Is. Were S115 74c
. Girls Cotton Knit Pajamas Blue tearose. Were s115.
68c
. Tots OveralIS Broken Sizes to :. Were 81 3sc
. Hand made fodder Dresses. Sizes to g. Pases and
Sll5 74c
Hand made 79c to LOO Creepes and Todder Dresses 5Sc
o 39c 81 Shirts PantieS Playsuts BIouSeS l9c
. Girls 2-pc. Playsuts California cotton denms. Sizes
to 6. Were S1.99 14c
roi,rto E1o
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Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
$500 Leather and Fobric HANDBAG.

-150 new handbags! Genuine leather and e 4 90
fabric tailored and dressy models Top handle.
slide fastener frame bags. Black brown and coors
Slight irregulars.
IS Genuine Leather and Fabric Bags. Slight resulars
of So grades 81. 80
10 Combination Change purse Billfold and Keytaner
Sets Were S1.50 81 90
q $50 Womens Belts Were SEC and 81 S1----------- 29c
So to $50 Fitted and United Cases. sec to S375
Utility Boxes. Were $3.50. As 81. SO
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Joe Louis, tawny czar of the
heavyweight division and acclaimed
one of the greatest titleholders OF
the ages, will level his pulverizing
broadsides at Buddy Baer Friday
night at Griffith Stadium in the first
heavyweight championship fight in
the city's history.
1t will be Louis 18th defense of
the crown he lifted from Jim Brad
docks bloody head one hot June
night almost four years ago to the
month in Chicago and, like in most
of his bouts, the champion will be
a prohibitive favorite.
On paper, Baer, a personable
young man who made flabby Tony
Galento quit after six rounds of a
scheduled 10-round. bout at Uline
Arena several weeks ago, doesn't
figure to extend Louis, but he's
probably as good as the rest of the
so-called challengers holding men,
bershlps in the champs Bum-of- F.
the-month Club. But the crowd OF
10000 expected for the match is
willing to fork over its money for
peek at Joe in action and whether
he wins in one round or loses in Is
he'll be the whole show.
Suspect Joe's in Decline.
Louis recent fights, notably those
with Abe Simon in Detroit and Tony
Music in st. Louis, In which the
contenders for his regal robes lasted
longer than expected, have given
rise to suspicion that he isn't
as deadly as he was a year ago, that
his triphammer right is losing
steam and that he has gone over
his peak. That may be true. Ger
tainly no accredited ring critic ex-
poets him to reach again the heights
he scaled on the night of his Sec
ond bout with Max Schmeling wher
he dulled the only blemish on his
escutcheon with a 1-round knock
out. Louis that night would have
stood up with the greatest ringmen
of all time and it is doubtful if he
ever will regain that sharpness.
But against Baer he won't have
to be hitting on all cylinders, with
all due respect to Buddy. Louis
can be hit and puncher can hurt
him. Sooner or later the crown will
be belted from his brow, but Buddy
simply isn't the man to do it
Buddy can hurt when he gets the
full impact of his $40 pounds be-
hind a punch, but he's not CREASED
lightning personified and must wind
up to sling a punch. While he's
winding up Joe is likely to knock
him over the right-field wall.
1t is true also that Louis hands
the knuckles, that is, have beer
damaged by his unrelenting CAM
paign to mop up all and sundry
competition in his class, but they
haven't been so badly cracked thai
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Motorcycle Racers
Hold Opening Meet
On Stiff Course

The National Capital Motorcycle
Clubs first race of the season will
be held this afternoon at Glen
mont Heights~Md, miles north
of Silver Spring on the Georgia
avenue pike.
In order to provide an exception
ally tough test as well as to provide
more excitement for spectators, the
course has been shaped like the
letter "P," with both right and left
hand turns.
Today's program. starting at 2:30
o'clock, calls for a novice event,
amateur and expert qualifying heats,
grand final and consolation race.
Among last years. favorite riders
expected to compete are Don Smith.
George Sabine, Clarke Allen, Don
Smith and John Hosstetter, the
Pennsylvania champion.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
ling Cole Beezes Wther Victory but Shows Nothing Worry W
Eager to See Champ in Action,
Ring Fans Little Concerned
Over Odds Against Boer

he can't hurt with them. Joe may
60 along with Baer a few rounds,
fool around and take his time soft
ening up his elephsntine opponent
Cor the coup de grace, and the
longer he goes the better tie fans
will like it. They would like Moth
ing better than to see him travel
the full Is rounds-if Baer took
the count in the last chapter. but
most Of all they want glimpse
of his vaunted knockout shot.
Louis Is not a one-punch kayo
artist. He has yet to dump a bona
flde CONTENDER with a single bolt
of his right or left. He stuns them,
like a butcher clunking steer. be-
fore polishing them off. Matte
Brown, a $3.50 heavyweight who
halls from our town. went 10 rounds
with him when Joe was on the
way to the top. Louis handlers
wanted to see how he'd act against
a veteran like Brown and he came
through with colors flying, although
he couldn't put Matte away. He
did in a return engagement, fiat
tening him in four heats.
Baer's Tactics Conjectural.
How Baer will fight the title
holder is conjectural Tommy Farr
stood up with Louis and outboxed
him only to lose the decision. Bob
Pastor back-pedaled IS rounds In
their first bout and II in the second
before getting knocked cold. Tony
Galento unsuccessfully tried a weav-
ing, crouching style, but Arturo
Godoy enjoyed more success with an
exaggerated crouch that kept his
chin scarcely 2 feet from the canvas.
A second fight with the South Amer
lean exploded the theory that his
was the style Louis couldn't solve.
Young Baer essentially is a
stand-up style of ringman and
that's the type the champ prefers.
The boys who can't duck and bob
and back-pedal are nice, fat targets
for his whistling left hook and fin
ishing right. Buddy appears to be
too awkward to change his stance
overnight for this one fight and will
have to take his chances in that up
right pose. All of which means
Louis can call his shots and the
Knockout round.
The principals were to continue
heavy training today, Louis work
ing at 8 o'clock at Riverside and
Baer a half hour earlier at Olney,
Md.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Form Players Thrill
AS He Rolls Scores
fAf Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, May
17.-Ten thousand fans got a great
thrill when Mrs. Victor P. Noyes'
He Rolls, winner of the Arkansas
Derby, raced seven -eighths over a
heavy track in 1:273s to land the
Shenandoah Handicap, feature
event. $50 ~ ~,
The form players plunged on He
Rolls right at post time. The
gelding was off slowly, but rushed
to the front going down the back
lane to win easily.
Arthur Hullcoat's The Fop, early
pacemaker, outgamed w. J. Susini's
Becomly for the place award.
A daily double payoff of s56. 6.40
was posted following the victories
of the Shenandoah Stables Red Idol
and Mrs. c. B. Incoe's Doctors
Nurse in the second and third races,
respectively.
After DIR. H. Tabler's Blue Pre-
lude, favorite, had won the AZ
furlong opener, a rain storm struck
the track, turning it from heavy to
muddy.
Gait Davis of Rosslyn, Va, saw
his Yankee Lad break on top and
outrun seven opponents over the
l 1/16-mile fourth.
Gallo Dipper, owned by Mrs. F.
Dove and trained by Frank E.
James, both residents of Washing
ton, came with a rush on the out
side to win the sixth. He netted
the few who wagered on his chances
the stunning payoff of $l38.80 for 81.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, s40O: claiming:
4;year-o and up; about AZ furlongs
Blue Prelude CVessellD $50 $40 $50
Toast fClagsett) 800
Also ran2Lsdy Doctor. Dunport. Jewel
sons' Balaris and Precious Time.
SECOND RAcE-7Purse,, s4oo:. claiming:
for s.d 4I1ys1ar-olds Ie1 and up 6's furlongs.
Irish Mirth lwoodstOcD $40
Square Play. FifIy o'fiYnn, % ssSy susan. susan.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s4oo: claiming;
for 4-year-oldS and up 6la furlon9s.
Doctors Nurse tEversle) 1900 $50 $50
Oyerbost (Acosta) $40
Also ran-Biue cyclone. Toothpiek, Linn
erick, 'RebelliouS, Ivonia
DAILY Double paid S56.4oD
FOURTH EAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
Ysnt.s 5Gr tseas+oids fs6 ss.'n, and up miles
Last Scamp tsistaaei.r) 0'eO 500 zoo
Chief Cherokee Kirk) $40
Also ranwcred.nc., Palkin. Real Money.
Jean c, Asterisk.
andosh Handicap; s-ysar-oids ana up;
He Rolls (RooG $40 $50 ESQ
The Fop tChurchilD 460 2.s0
Becomly Kirk $50 o.
Time. l:27as.
Also ran-Roysl Business Don orlan. :
Big Jack.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $780, for s-year- :
olds; Charles Town course
Gallo Dipper (Her'Z) 1880 $3.50 1880
Star Canter (Dufordl 1900 $50
Clay Hill (Palumbo) $50
Time, zoos.
Also ran-Gold Cap end, Courtander,
Purport, Ripping On and Tantrum.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
for 3-year-olds and up: y miles.
Russell MCGEE Leyland) $50 $50
Morocco tEversole) $50
Time. 2:022s.
Also ran-simmer. Buds Girl Erada and
Cora Kay.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming; :
for 4-year-olds and up: Y miles.
Five o. Four tEversole) $50 $50 400
Transday (Claggett) $50 46O
Sun Sweep (Scott) $50 !.
Time, 2:152s.
Also ran-Artist. Charles p. Breezing
Along, Forest Ranger and America First. q
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Budpath Makes Pace
All Way in Toronto
King S Plate
B, TIE Associated Press.

TORONTO, May IT. Harry
Hatch's chestnut colt Budpath with
stood 4 great stretch challenge by
the favored undisturbed to win the
82d running Of the historic Kings
Plate before a crowd of $4,000 at
Woodbine Park today. Attrisius was
third.
Under the handling of veteran
Bobby Watson, the little colt by
Buddy Bauer out of Luress drove
to the front from the barrier and
never rehnquished the lead. At the
finish, moving under the whip to
fight off the late run of Harry Gid
ding's Undisturbed, Budpath was
21a lengths in front.
His time for the mile and a fur
long was 1858. well of Horo-
meters record of 1:542.
James Heffeign's Attrisius was a
length behind Undisturbed, and ].
E. Provide Seagram's Taffrail was
fourth In the field of nine which
started for the $s,000-ad purse.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Twelfth Street Y Run
Slated for June ID

Twelfth Street Y. M. G. AS 18th
annual trans-city run will be held
on June IA, it was announced last
night, with races for both seniors
and juniors.
Melvin HURT, last years Junior
winner, will compete in the senior
division this year with Bob Easley,
defending champion, planning to
come here from Xavier University
In New Orleans, where he is being
coached by Ralph Metcalf.