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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. p. G.; 5535 NEVADA AVE
-Center-hal Colonial large corner lot, on
and sunroom, new awnings, Bedrooms. %
"a baths maid room with bath in base
be ssyy dcs4fd w0ad aya
ley All.
46l4 CHEVY CHASE BLVD, CH. CHI,
Mo u-rm; house baths; "a blk. from
BEAUTIFULLY FURN, z ROOMS, 2H
baths. new brick. home, with servant 5
quarters, stable, chicken run. kennels, IL
az acres so OF land, NC IN the country club section
lease or for the duration, 1915 mo. WI.
WESLEY .HEIGHTs-ATTRACT COM
IeInxa, IGr,anie home. rooms. 3 baths. 29l0
ATTRACT. FURN. 6 RM, 2-BATH HOUSE.
attr. yard, Just of, Mass. ave. nr. District
Line. Until Sept. Is. WI. 5so3.
PRbvATE PIsbgd GUEsT uFfs HON HONE TO RENT FUR
wife. RA. 1884
11-RoOM, 3-BATH FRAME, OIL HEAT.
hrSt-class condition two-car garage. in
cellent hus service; owner, a wdower, will
rent on reasonable terms to satisfactory
couple desires TO board with tenant. Re
ply Box 154-C, Star, stating ages, occu-
patonS, experience, references
452 RANDOLPH ST. NW.-S15O PER MO
2-story brick, z rooms a bedrooms), bath,
venetian blinds. recreation room, gas
heat, garage. Inspect by call at premises
l.. 7; GRAVATTE. 729 18th st. NV.
MA. 0753.
l405 NEWTON ST. N.E-5-RooM BUN
galow, furn; conv cars, bus, stores, etc.
Open to pm Sunday.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
40 Shepherd st.-,6-room brick residence
containing bedrooms, ! bath with
shower. iyin= room, dining room. kitchen,
recreation room in basement with bath,
Lear garage; near schools, stores and
BUS line now available at S135 month.
Open Saturday, 4 to pm
EDW. II. JONES & CO,
$500 Conn. Ave WO. 1900
LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM. KTTCH-
en-, library and first-foor lavatory, 3 bed
rooms and two baths built-in garage:
house beautifully furnished in ANTIQUE
furniture; $500 per month. sl32 West
Beach DIR. Call owner at Taylor $3.50 or
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
RE. 5245. 1925 H St. NV.
BETHESDA AREA-NICELY FURNISHED
Groom brand-new home, located on a
wooded lot: S135 per month.
GRAHAM-HATI. poSn
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

CLOSE-IN DOWNTOWN, SMALL APT
bldg; completely modern in every respect
| and bedroom units; reasonable rents.
Priced very low. Call MA. 1905 to inspect.
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MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable
rates, will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. Edelman's S
Moving & Storage Co., TAYLOR 2a37
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4O-ACRE ESTATE.

40-ACRE ESTATE.
Will lease for year or for duration we'll
furnished and well-planned brick home in
Virginia of Z large rooms. bedroom and
bath op 1st floor: 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
large sleeping porch, 2 servants rooms and
bath on 2nd floor; Scar garage and many
UNIQUE features; only miles to Washing
ton; S40G. Exclusive agent.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
CH. 3I3I 2O5l Wilson Blvd GIL 3434
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1897 SO 18th ST. ARL,HH2 large cool fei
floor, each room for girls New nome
new furn., home environments. Get J 4th
or ] 9Th and So Quincy bus 10 Monroe 81.
1-nnr n new War and Navy Depts.
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% Eye ST. NV.
$6,950.
DIStIICt - fU EVtIIIIIgS, Cd. Is-.-8.
SEE SATURDAY, SUNDAY

If you are looking for a delightfully
comfortable new suburban home, see the
one at 552S Bradley blvd, in Bradley Hills
Md. 7-room brick, paneled den with lava
tory. large living rm. with fireplace, dining
room and complete kitchen lst FIR: 8 bed
rms. and 2 baths 2nd FIR; stairway attic,
full basement. automatic heat, large porch,
garage; on transp Go out Wis. ave. to
Bethesda, turn left on Bradley blvd.
Owners representative on premises or
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1874 r.. / AVE, NW.-Twin beds for
employed ladies; unlm phi, So VIZ. AID
EASo. on hus and car line
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Large attractive
double room; gentlemen; pvt. home un-
lin. phone; running water. WO. SE2I
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l434 PERRY PL. NW-Nicely decorated
Ieht housekeeping double room; reason
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900 CRITTENDEN ST NV larse 'front.'
rooro twin beds; near Streetcar and ex-
nress bus, unlim phone; gentlemen. RA.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

MCLEAN, VA.-ALMOST NEW. CON-
pletely insulated, 6 rooms t2 bedrms)
large screened porch. garage; inside and
outside fireplace, G. e. oil burner: old
trees, garden Block from bus line, stores
and P. O.; adults; SI00 month. Elm
wood 404
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1879 18th ST NW-Large cool IN.
connecIin.y bath; walk dist: unllm. ph
or > ladies. NO 1919
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, w, 1904 North Kenmore
FORESTVILLE near Census Bidg.-Room
with twin beds, next bath. kit. priv. Board
optional Couple or men. Hillside 0378-W.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, adjoining bath;
private family; conv. Transports ton; near
Army and Navy Buildings. Overlook 1896
ARLINGTON-Large, cool bedroom, pri-
Vale nome; cony. 10c bus. Glebe 1883.
LEE BLVD master bedrooms, private
path private entrance; breakfast, 10.
Cau Falls Church 1868
COOL. cultured surroundings; new sub.
home; single rm. with private bath. CH.
ARLINGTON--Double room with twin beds,
adj. bath, for couple or ladies'; pvt.
home: l Y blks bus Glebe S992.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1857 North 18th St
Kitchen privileges OPTIONAL near bus line;
newly decorated. Chestnut $3.50
ARLINGTON, walking distance to new War
and Navy BldgS.-FTont room for gentle
man; private home. Phone oxford 0987
1920 6sth AVE, Hillside Md-Furnished
0406-J.
CoNV. NEW WAR AND NAVY RLDGS.,
Braddock Hgts.-Large room, st floor,
next to bath and shower; suitable couple
or 81, men n, 24l0 Davis ave- Alexandria, Va.
IS MIN TO WHITE HoUsE-Govt. men,
U S. officers, priority; S45 mo. gets you "a
Use of clubroom, buffers service Fast
dime bus. Club Glebe OK 1899.
LOVELY STUDIO ROOM. private bath;
new private home; conv. transp. gentle
man. Call TIE. 2l17 for appointment.
COOL,
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ATTRACTIVE TRIPLE ROOM, 3 WIN
COWS; accessories to suit; double room
cross ventilation; furn. to suit; express BUS
ladies or couple. SIG LongfeloW 81. INV:
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WISCONSIN, l630-DoubIe room, inner,
sprfng mattress: y block Que st. bus and
car stop co 2SsS. Call after clock
1850 18th ST. NE, Apt. No. 3-Avall
rm; semi-pvt. bath, shower, studio beds
DOWNTOWN, 1922 N ST NW-Largt
rm suitable for three: also sgl. rm, 81 80
ME 1859.
LARGE STUDIO RIM, for 2 gentle ladies
nicely furn., pvt. apt. NV, 10 min
downtown; conv bus NO. 1917
TWO GIRLS OR COUPLE, cool double
room, private home, shower, unllm. phone
NV. reasonable. Gail EN-. 5104.
?2a JEFFERSON ST. RW.--Cool master
bedroom, pvt bath, phone and radio in
nm, excel. trans; eentileS. GE. 3als.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, twin beds
prefer Young ladies or eentlemen; modern
Jewish home. l721 Lang pl. ne. Ii. 1904
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3I55 MONROE NE-Lge. nm; pvt; home;
res area; single beds; prefer 3 girls NO
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APT. TO SHARE WITH 2 GIRLS, AGE is
to '?5; near transportation in newly built
section. Phone Executive 7700, Ext. 672,
after 6 D m WO 9OS3
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
lGonf firlaA

125 INGRAHAM ST. NW-Double front
room in modern home southern exposure,
private bath. unlimited phone: l or
| gentiles RA 5805
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnished, cool.
on bus line; l or gentle ladies' Ho-
har+ 1854 .
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1908 goth st. NV.
= vacancies.
ROOM with double bed, suitable for 2,
next bath; Y block express bus, PetWorth
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FRONT ROOMS in large cool home, shady
lawns, ami, unlim. phone; large double
room, 4 windows, S25 mo. l per, $50 mo.
for 2; smaller room, SIS per mo. Phone
lincoln 4HtQ
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AIS H ST N.W-Large double front room,
comfortably furnished adjacent bath; also
single; refined girls preferable; bus and
car line at door 10 minutes downtown.
FIR. 1910 between s and $50.
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3932 BLAINE ST. NE.-Dhl rm. for en-
ployed couple. private home, conv. trans,
YpIirn nh TR 13TO
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properties remain. located in Kenuneton
Md: II miles from downtown Washinston.
ABOUT miles from Chevy Chase Circle y
struction tJohns-Msnville shinsle0, air
conditioned heat, coal-burning furnace;
exceptionaiIy nice lots. 50x15O. with shade
sewer ana water; no settlement charges;
S55 per mo-, including taxes and fnsur-
snce VIII be ready for OCCUPANCY about
10 DAYS: Act quickly on this
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
2nl Invest Bldg PaaItnr M cnnn
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$40 CRTTTENDEN ST. Nw-Young man
TO share double room with another. twin
beds, Jewish family. RA. 7S4o.
DOWNTOWN 4S st. NV Basement
room, suitable for ! or men. private laV-
story: Ink
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NEAR 18th AND MICHIGAN Mclean
single rm., one gentleman, SIS wk. HO.
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ROOM FOR RENT to settled. refined lady
In the Argonne Apartment Call Columpia
sor IL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Craddock Again Best
In North Virginia
Field Trials
Scores Over Wares Lou,
V for Victory; All-A9e
Stoke Is on Today

Craddock, a liver and white point
er bitch owned by Ralph D. Kellam
of Wilmington. Del, added another
victory to her long string when she
took first place in the derby yes
terday in the Northern Virginia
Field Trial Clubs annual fall trials
held near Herndon, Va.
This dog has won practically
every time she has started this fall
in field trials events through the
East and is credited with IL flrsts
in puppy events. She was handled
by R. E. Christian of Deerfleld, Va
Second went to Wares Lou,
owned by A. H. Ware of Richmond
and handled by Elgin Nininger
while third was v for Victory
owned apd handled by Louis Promos
of Washington.
The all-age stake was not finished
by dark yesterday and one brace
IS yet to run. 1t will be sent of
first this morning when the trials
resume at 8 o'clock, after which the
shooting dog stake Will te run off
The trials are being held on the
Potomac View Farm, II miles past
Falls Church on the Leesburg Pike,
Route 7. The public is invited
without charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Week Offers Biggest
oxing-Wrest|ing
Card in Years
FIGHT Shows Scheduled
Tomorrow, Tuesday; Two
Mat Programs Listed

AL Blake's heavyweight joust with
one Teddy Whit tomorrow night at
Turner's Arena inaugurates one OF
the busiest boxing-wrestling pro-
grams whipped up by District pro-
moters in more than a year.
Goldie Ahearn barges back into
the beak-busting business Tuesday
night at Uline Arena with Buddy
Knox meeting George Parks and
Johnny Colan matched with Danny
Cox in co-features.
Ahearn, however, is making a dual
comeback, inaugurating his wrestling
promotions tomorrow night at the
same arena with Rube Wright pitted
against the Swedish Angel in the
feature. Turner will continue with
his customary Wednesday might pro-
gram, featuring Johnny Long VS..
Benny Shapiro.
Knox, a corporal in the Army, sta
toned at Boiling Field, was a top
Fighter a. few years ago and still
should be smart enough to outfox
Parks. The colored boy is terrific
right-hand puncher, though, and if
he belts Buddy on the whiskers he'll
win by knockout.
Colan is rough and ready fighter
who kayoed Steve Mamakos last year
In climaxing string of notable vic
tories. His opponent is from Wash
ington, but has been making New
York his headquarters
Blake is we'll known in town since
his upset victory over Lou Brooks a
couple of weeks ago. Before that he
stopped Jabbo Kenner, but his win
over Brooks was his most notable
achievement. It was bloody brawl
and If Whit can't take some punish
ment he has no business in there
with the Baltimorean.
Whit, a former amateur, claims
victories over Joe Baksi, the fellow
who outpointed Jimmy De Chard
and then kayoed Parker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Maryland Pinettes
Open Competition
In Circuit Loop
Four Handicap Events
On Top Today; Stors
Invade Baltimore

Competition in the Maryland
Suburban Womens Bowling league,
organized by Margaret Hines Of Hy-
attsville, will open today on circuit
Of drives.
Matches starting at 8 o'clock will
find Margaret McDermott and her
Mount Rainier teammates host the
Brooklanc Recreations led by Emma
King. Agnes Collins will be at the
helm of the Hyattsville Recreations
who will entertain the College Park
pinettes while Bethesda Bowling
Center with Emma Longley its cap
tain will engage Silver Spring at
Bethesda with Hazel SWEET it's
leader.
Mary Holmes is secretary-scorer
and Mrs. Lastner treasurer of the
Steam circuit.
Four handicap events also promise
to keep many pinspillers busy. The
two-day annual Halloween tourna-
ment at the Queen Pin carried over
from yesterday will be resumed this
afternoon at and wind up at mid
night. A grand prize of 500 will be
split four ways with $50 going to the
winner. The second days rolling
in the King Pin handicap will start
at 2 and continue until closing time.
The regular Hyattsville Recrea-
ton and Northeast Temple tourna-
ments are all-day affairs starting at
2 with scratch of 1913 and a two
third handicap allowed in both af-
fairs.
A galaxy of the city's star male
bowlers will travel to Baltimore to-
day for the fifth annual Recreation
Center Inaugural Open while George
Huguely's Bethesda sharpshooters,
besides firing in the big tournament,
will take on Joe Damico's Au-Stars
at Franklin Bowling Center in the
first block of an inter-city series. In
their last visit to the Oriole City the
Bethesdans, including Hokie Smith,
Ell Geib, Tony Santini. Bill King. Ed
Blakeney and Karl Gochenour,
trampled the Recreation Center
stars in teams, doubles and singles
III WHICH OtlU SCdIICu Will III dAlO
4O3 scores.
Howard Campbell. recuperating at
Mount Alto Hospital, wishes to
thank all the bowlers who contrib
uted to the present given him
through Perez Elicit, secretary of
the Washington City Duckpin As
ISOLATION. Last week the 18th an
nual tournament named for the
one-time star drew So contestants,
the second largest field since it was
started In 1927. Wilmer Robey of
Baltimore was the winner.
Woman bowlers, particularly those
from other sections of the country,
soon will have tenpin league 60
ing full blast at Petworth on Thurs
days nights through the efforts of
Mrs. Arthur Schumacher. former
tenpin star of Chicago. The new
loop. with at least six teams, will
be run on a handicap basis. Those
interested are requested to contact
Mrs. Schumacher at 701 K street
NE. or the Petworth alleys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Vaughn Leads Varsity
In Topping Liberty
In Boys League

Eddie Vaughn was the outstanding
player yesterday In the feature game
Of six played In the western division
of the Boys Club Of Washington
Football League. He Tailed three
of the touchdowns as Georgetown
Boys Club Varsity trimmed George
town Victory Club, 31-6, In the 140-
pound division.
The other 140-pound game went
to Alban Towers over Friendship
Ramblers. TO. In the 105-pound
class Georgetown defeated Police
Boys Club No. 5, 40. Three 90
pound games were played, st.
Joseph's Home swapping Police No.
4, $50; Central nosing out Alex
andria B. c.. TO, and Georgetown
and Merrick playing a TT tie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, ST. 100: tSteepe-
ehass): claiming; 3-year-olds and upward
Mao Mad POLICY SBosley> 1890 800 $50
0ssahaT lowen ,.,n 4'-o "a
Also ran-a Danny ps.veg, ~, SPY s,I Hin;
M Mosss r sHn s,iep s.n pnlW as e'e'
SECOND RAcE-rurse. $1,000; claim
ns s sysar.1 Yosn .pd 1915 !S $50
Texon Boy Barney 40 go
Wilton Ensor) BLU
az, Also SIS. sS.sea s sa. Mi kr' ssass
Foso'o oHs G poys, Yes ,s 81 81 ;ne Id
THIRD RAcE-rurse. $1,000; claiming;
for 3-year-olds and upward: l mile ana
Elk ;ss::at'onr .zstso $40 :ic ~; s:S
Little Monarch (classetb 80
Also Hisc l1.i a4iidi sun, sol,movls.,
aces s.3ssr :elds; mile !! And 3. g yards Is
Kins's Cold Deerins, $3.50 SO SO
BABY Darling, tYouns) |'oo
Also s..n.gnels snhes' 1esstion' Shot
FIFTH sAcsRSrs .no sps s:S s sSs:
sens B:ll. !, c ,1a,.,, 1iso 5sscc s ssS
Col Teddy tWoolD 2.lo
Time, HOS. r.,
Also ran-a Proud One. CLYDE Toison'
Blue twink. Chuckle.
Calumet Farm entry.
,p snHas r SAGh0fe or s!y:sf"od; Il.
Count Fleet Ionsdenl 40
Occupation IWoof) ou t
Vincentive tkieper) OUT
t ONLY three horses VENT.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 600; claim
ine: 3-year-olds and upward; y miles
High Standard tEads) 2l.bO 80 asn
Flashalong (Young) 4.70 34o
Ice Water (Mora) o.oV
Also ran@Time Beaten Ginoca. Dusky
Fox, The MAlahat Priority.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year- oids and upwards; ii. miles;
Able Pierre (Trent) 11.90 $50 $50
Kssr Of Audiey (Crawford) 40
TI.o ;r.nn;8.Sc asi Heath. vin.... Port.
Dir Alfred. Airmaster. Roush PASS EQUINOX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Churchill Downs Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY bne ASSOCIATED fIeSS.
FIRST RAcE-purse $500; claiming;
% Betty 1Mccombs, $50 % so 1870
s saGs M Mss 5p s%n1fs' 74o ssS
Also ram Mack's Gem. v.ldina Alden,
Nijinsky, Libby; + Moonlite Bobby; Call
li'ni Fi aSDe'
ve sRoNR ss9 tuT TRsss
q Recailins lHowelD $40 $500 $40
Also ranI,Pauline W; ealladon; Holo
eaean. NS Ssdlns ALBEIT snd sDsnsh
81: 2. We'll entry.
Deadheat for first position.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500; claiming:
yy .r n6er and up; fp ~ sG ~ 50
9uizzls iGarnep $40 3.2o
War Bucle tBasham) ESQ
Also ran.Rose-Red, starweista. Double
Bavk and Mothers Girl.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Hsartbrssker lseurlock 700 4.e99 $50
Real Sad Murphy $50
.Aiso e' riaina-Eixclamation, Lucky Maid.
I Sal Old Pal. Letter, y. Playante, James
Patsy: Forevic, Valdina Vicar and
Bolo Tie. Field.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming:
3-year-olds and upward: 8 furlongs.
Diavolo Man (Gsrner) 1880 $50 $50
Gem W. (Scurlock) 1920 $40
High One tBodiou) $40
Also ran-Annie Alone Runaway Boy
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000, added:
Autumn Handicap. 3-year-olds and up
Gold Princess tcaf1'na) $500 21.so 7.8o
Signator (Scurlock) 4.2O 300
Miss DoEwood tMccombs) $50
Also ran-overdrawn. Montsin, Alohort.
Three C1overs and Bill G.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 5000: claim
ins: 4-year-olds and upward; IL miles.
Bayport (Scurlock) l1.6O $50 400
BlQn Ola tDuhon) 900 $50
Nftht Lady (McCombs) $50
Also Also r aisosffi Must Go. Extend.
Albino and Knighttors.
/ EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming;
4-year-olds and upward /. miles.
Agnes s. lCaffarellal 1920 1880 $50
Miss Bonnie (McCombs) 400 $50
Boston Lassie montgomery $40
Also ran9searcy. Adams Needle. South
bound and China Boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Rockingham Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
, FIRST RAGE.pYrs.. $500: claiming;
sssss!a! * :s!'nn'i isso
M sRsse p H3sm iMlasaSSp 100 scS
Also ,ran-Betty Leon. Timothy C.:
Girl, Gold Javelin and Flying Ned.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
paint, F S 'KoesTn 1910 issssoo SO
e Sc Mfad fshu tsftnn'n' $50 s:4S
Time, 1:l2as.
AS foms wh. Ar. Gan
anu daily Double paid sseo.4oJ
THIRD RAcE-purse, $500: claiming;
Lost Grid Dattilo) 1900 $50 $50
b b:;s$,s @'S ass zRss5''' $50 s ssS
Az f;,h Dust sd y 1n,,,a =, un
s-year-olds and upward; 8 furlonss
E5eSt H. 5,qs %ssa 1880 s 9c ssscc
Philosopher lDattilo) $40
Also Aim.' ranLstimuli. Bnrs Sister. Bit o
Green.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
uhhah BreSn tnFons' ' fose 400 $50
Falce Face .tMcynelD 800 goo
lev Streamd (TurnbuD 2.4O
Time. 1:131s.
Also ran-sunteera. Sky Bound, sturdy
Willow. After Lunch and Kings Gambit.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. s1,!no: claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; 9 turlonss.
stro III e. Easy .Datsilo' $40 42@ $50
Allegro tMcMullen) $50
All Also o,, ssn.Lou 9. oN: III Taking Ways,
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse., 5000; claim
Maek's Arrow lDattilol 1850 S40 s.so
Cosse (McMullen) 40
Also ran-Aunt Mile Ticky Otis. Alb
meres. Don Pecos, Rown Gem, Cove Sprins.
Dark Level.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
Thrift shop GTurnbulD $50 400 go
Allergic tFinneEan) $50 2.2O
Soberano tDattilo) $50
Also ran Supreme Ideal, oaspar De
Salo, Updo.
NINTH RAcE-Purse $780, claimins;
's gtaaTbeTrx ,n ssb %gHi5d e.
Recoatna tChaffin) 800
-Aso rsn-siesklebill. riv.-o-Eisht. Elmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Negro College Teams
To Play First Night
Game in City

A Negro intercollegiate football
game will be played here at night
for the first time when unbeaten
and united Kentucky State College
tangles with North Carolina State
College for Negroes on Grifnth Sta
dunn on Armistice night, November
II.
Kentucky, Midwestern champion
for. five years, currently Is leading
the Nations Negro elevens with five
straight victories. North Carolina
State has lost only three games Of
its last II, and last year was
indicated and once tied in the
Colored intercollegiate Athletic
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Gold Princess Baqs
Churchill Downs
Race in Upset
Charges From Behind
For Ho|f-Leneth Win
To Pay Big Price
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHURCHILL DOWNS, Oct. 81
D. McClure's Gold Princess, outsider,
dashed to victory in the Autumn
Handicap as Churchill Downs ush-
cred in its 13-day fall meeting
A crowd of 10000, wagering Is per
cent more than last year, saw the
3-year-old daughter of Prince Pan
charge from far behind in the
stretch and win by half length.
Woolford Farms Signator, after
racing head and head with Brownell
Combs Miss Dogwood in the early
stages, had enough left at the finish
to beat the latter by length and
a half for place.
The winner paid the longest price
of the afternoon, s87, s2l80, $3.50
across the board. The time of 1:13
for the six furlongs was exceptionally
fast considering the muddy condition
of the racing strip. Eight competed
with the victory worth $2,135 to
Gunner McTl,1re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Conveniently Basketers
Will ORGANIZE Thursday

Final organization meeting of the
Government YMCA Basket Ball
League Is slated Thursday at 6
o'clock in room l02 at the Y.
Omcers will be elected, schedule
approved and officials appointed. 1t
also is the last date any new teams
can enter the loop. There are va
cancies for two clubs. and further
information may be had from Pop
Foster, National $3.50.
Already entered are State Depart
ment, Civil Aeronautics, Public
Health, Navy Department Recrea-
ton and War Department AGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Tomorrow's Racing Selections
Pimlicc Consensus Fast

Pimlico Consensus East.
By the Associated Press.
Hartford. Bold Salute, Love
O'Maud.
2-Blowing Wind, Sound Effect,
Ringmond.
3-Kanlast, Listing. Pious Display.
Johnnie j., Sunset Boy. Early N
Smart.
5-Cottesmore. Elkridge, Iron Shot.
6-Quien Es, Spare Man, Dawn At
tack.
cheer Me, Eight Rolls, Supreme
Flag.
s-Allessandro, Tamil, Delay.
Best-Blowing Wind.
Empire City Consensus East.
l-Gaykis, Sugar Loaf, Nosined.
2-Cosine, Bell Bottom, Dennis F.
SIX. Dorko. Sun Ginger, Son Islam.
Hidden Ace, No Wrinkles, Phar-
blaze.
-Sundial, Baby Dumping, Sight.
@Cousin Nan, Taunt, Marion Col
Inns.
Sea Captain, Bolivar, Azimuth.
Best bet-Sundial.
Rockingham Park Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Thespian. Squadron. Jack Ru-
bens.
2-Boredom. Count Cotton, Tripit.
3Justa Woofing, Kiev Lee, Wessex
+Is Amt, Kings Gambit, Mo-
kananne.
5-Cherry Cobbler, Top Transit,
Bloodhound.
6-Balmt Spring. Victory Bound
Allegro.
7-Beckhampton, Like Greenock
On Shore.
s-Abyssinia, / Bid, Kurdistan.
eWise Decision, Wise Fox. Ball
of.Fire.
Best bet-Beckhampton.