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Evening star., 1943-01-06

Bartholomew M scordina. "a. United States
Army. and Nina Perruso, 21,- 1924 N.
Capitol ST.: the Rev. Thomas M Midura
and Merle L. Bruce, 81, 3509 11th ST.
NV: the Rev. Fred S Buschmeyer.
Canio S. Franeioni, 81, 81 v st. NV. and
Jennie E. Hughes, 20, 81 st. NV; the
Rev. Louis Miltenherger
Alexander Thaw. 30, 2320 Bancroft pl.
NV and Thelma Rodgers, y, 70l E
St ne; the Rev: Spence A. Dunbar
Miller A Yates, %. 412R Nd ave sw
end Margie Harrison. % 1912 N st.
NV; the Rev. Freeley Rohrer.
Robert E. -Geanaue, %. Dahlgren. Va. and
EIvina L. Rowe, 10, 3"06 Wis ave n W !:
the Rev Robert Shores
James H. Peterson. %, 80 G st nc. and
Marcella Brown, 20, Baltimore; the Rev
Joshua Quarles.
joseph Burch. jr., 10. GO5la X st. ne. and
blanche he BIaekensy, 3 &C 1oS ~ 1144 Neal st.
and Anna Mary Green, 90. Alb Hamilton
>, st. NV: Judge Georee D. Nelson
Horace Whaley, 81, Navy Yard, and Doro-
Thy D: Berry, IS. 316 B st. ne; judge
Clenton Lutz, 20. liza l1th st NV and
Evening star., 1943-01-06

American Federation of Teachers,
and the Rev. Lawrence Hosie, min
lister at the Presbyterian Labor
Temple in New York. They will dis
cuss 'Labors Rights, North and
South"
Reservations may be made at the
Washington office of the Defense
League, 1410 H street NV, Ex-
ecutiye 1884.
Evening star., 1943-01-06
Luncheon Will Honor
Worker LEAGUE Officer

A luncheon in honor of Frank Nc
Callister. Southern secretary of the
Workers Dcfense League, will be
given at pm. Saturday in the
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, 901 Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Speakers will include DR.. George
S. Counts. past president of the
Evening star., 1943-01-06

Harvey M. Sherman, IS, Camp Davis. N. c.,
and Mae Estfan, "a, 1ls 1rvington st.
s.w.: the Rev. Robert E. Shields
Donald Fugitt. rs, 1913 n Capitol St, and
Rose | Jones, a, All Van Buren, st.
Gordon H. Herritt, "a. 317 c st. ne and
Gerda Hartmann, %, 3O3 ST. Sc; the
Rev. Kenneth c. Buker.
Evening star., 1943-01-06

Eric J. Walling, 20, 2144 wyoming ave.
Fla. ave. NV: the Rev. H. M Hennig.
Ellsworth T. Deakins, "a, 722 18th st. Sc,
and Frances R. Byrnes,. %. 112 Coral
Hill, Md. the Rev. Charles W. Nelson
and Mary L. Morgan, 20, 1850 Pa ave-
Sc; the Rev. Lawrence J. Wempe
William r Wallarner, %, Cabin John.
A st. Sc. the Rev. H. E. Beatty.
John Rave. "a, 3329 Runnymede pl.
NV, and Ruth E Selwood, 25. 2701
Conn. ave. W: the Rev. Peter Marshall
James H. Clark, jr., Fl, Arlington, and
Evening star., 1943-01-06
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. C. la1D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Uait three fuU days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
Nuevas Victorias de
Los CuerriIleros Del
General "Tito"

LONDRES. Nov. III. Los
guerrilleros de Tito" recaptu-
raron az los alemanes tres po.
blaeiones sltuadas en- Serbia. Mon-
tenegro v Bosnia. Las gnerrllas
h0lgaras, %operando VA II territo-
rio bdlgaro. mandadas por oficia-
les sovieticos, desearrilaron IN
tren cerca de Ia aldea AZ Vetnis.
IS matando a cinco personals.
ouerrilleros b6lgaros mataron
il alealde de Ia aldea d Kos-
nlteha, an p%artidario dc los na-
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
Ell AsEDIO DE MADRID



rreee - deDiiioad Q e nuestlos
enemigos. IA otenslya estiio
Sailer ~ ~ tenido e1ltoi ware
"a esta deaacreditado. mo 70 sa-
bias7-. Pues ya y saoes y depes
deelfio en- todas parties. franco
III Mola ie han retirado sn con-
fianza. Le substituira 4agiie, que
lraeasara tambien. lAQui ie espe-
ramosl Ten la certidumbre De que
e rio de sangre que estd cor
rriendo 40 BE secara hasta que
hayamos degrade "a victoria; y no.
uelvas a hablarme de deseracias
irreparablesa porQue te mandare
usilar.
Con s.tae nsl,b,ss a,chae en
iona A. bnan bnmor ramaf6 rn-
o;o roll.ao A, sranoo
1.,sn;to m,,s;, ssh;t.menta ~
1890 $500 aos,.rtsr.sga IL.
~sn.s Y. slmo,~sr rrfvs, las
~. rvss;<.s ~ m,n;st.-;o s
eomsn6 nov i nslla ao AlcalS
|At ,-,sr.rss Is III ..e.r.r.+. ~ov6.
~ S e,,snts 81 o,,s ssess vsr;.s
afs. o,.. s.. !. sfs;..b. rss.h.
r.~o hsst. Il $500 ~ rr
$3.50 s,co~sso s. - III
manos y se avereonz6 De tenerlas
sucias. Pens6: nIuepo. cuando
vaya 4 casa, me lavar6". Entr6
en- una barberia. donde le ouita-
ron aQuelIas barbflas, nestilo ru-
So oue en- los comienzos del mo
vimiento Sc dej6 crecer y que evil
dantemente Il afeaban. AL salir
salud6 4 unos camaradas ID vs.
man del frente &c Usera. , le
comprometieron d komar nn ape
ritivo. Almorz6 con ellos. Des-
pu6s fueron a cafe. En- todas
parties Sc hablaba de- Durruti.
Unos aseeuraban que habfa muer.
to otros decian oue estaba he
rido. Juanito apov6 esta Ultima
opinion. en Is que balbuceaba ma
La gaceta., 1943-11-12

referente alzase Ia voz a..
par6 "a curiosidad general.
-Esto que voy a c1ntaro.
empez6 j decir 81 narradOr
oeurri6 en- Ia madrugada de- ave,
y merece oirse. "A media noeha
81 captain aue tenemos pidi6 ocho
voluntarios para vigilar una mio
bra por donde temia que ataea-
sen los moros. Uno de los oue j
ofrecieron fui 70. Nos recommends
Fl captain que en- llegando al n.
ear designado nos tendi6semos u
q suelo, q una distancia de Gin
co d seis metros unos de otros
y nos abstuvi6semos, en- absolp-
to. de hablar y de fumar. Ash 10
hicimos: nos acostamos boca aha
ID y... iya sab6is como Iovi6 n 3
cheL.. II aqua nos corria DOT 81
cuello. por "a espalda, por Ia GIN
tura; nos llenaba las botas.~ Y
cuanto mas Iowa mas Sc enehar-
caba el piso, v conforme Sc blan-
deaba aentlamos que POGO a POGO
nos hundiamos en- Ell y que Ell ba-
rro nos agarraba De manera que
MO ibamos a poder lev~antarnos. No
veiamos NADIA poraue toda era ne
gro; nj oiamos NADIA, como no
fuese 81 chismorrear del viento
entire los encinares. "A ratios al
zabamos y cabeza por 81 el enc
migo Sc approximate arrastrando-
Sc Y, en- seguida, vuelta q poner
la cara contra q barro. Venia con
nosotros an muehachO de OficiO
z~apater0, natural de Caceres, Ia
mado Sabine. Sd apellido nunca
10 supe. Era an tipo flaeO, ole
roso. NO habria vivido mas de
veinte amos y pienso que estaba
enfermo del pecho. Levabamos
cerca de una bora en- acecho
cuando le oimos loser. So tos So
naba claramente j nos asustaba
wa
La gaceta., 1943-11-12

zis.
Tito ha obligado i los ale
names 8 marcharse Dc Strip, 80
millas por e sur de Skopije; RI
yevuca, en- FL sureste de- Monte
negro, y Lyublya, uno de los
centres mineros de Yugoeslavia.
Ia aviaci6n aliada, 30 obstan-
te 81 nal tiempo, ayuda q lss
.patriotas con sus frecuentes bonn
de las concentrations de
del enemigo.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

ACCOUNTANT.
National hrm Of certified public ac-
Carolira Office for man between % and
23 interested in career in the growing
field of professional accounting. Excep-
tional training and opportunities. Must
nave accountancy training and proficiency:
familiarity with general bookkeeping and
once work. speed and accuracy in clerical
tasks State age, educat ton. experience,
draft status, family, business and other
connections, salary and other pertinent
r. J. Reynolds Building, Winston Salem,
Evening star., 1943-07-19
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF zONING ADJUSTMENT
held BY the Board Of zonins Adjustm Mt
in Room 500. District Building bbeeginnins
filed under the provisions OF an Act of
SSonErsss Co sss approved June 20, 1928 PUBLIC
Of Columbia. and the regulation Of the
0S. hsh 1nk and .s Of egd
OF land in the District of Columbia, and
for, other purposes" and regulations pro.
Of Joseph n0sf snd Mary 70 ssss sass f for PENIS
sion to establish temporary roomirs
house in the "A" Restricted Area District:
noor six persons on the second floor and
three persons, on the third floor, at 200
$40 Appeal a Of Eva Ro1son 1 S'aar for perms nns
sion to establish temporary rooming and
boarding house in the "a Restricted Area
third hoor, at 1915 Livingston Street N W.
knns s. or pePmsson Pa hnDfa to Of
tablish a temporary rooming house in the
A. Restricted Area District, accommo-
q 1907 Decatur Street W. lot i, square
oa"2. a42: Appeal Of VIM. G Martin for
va5ianes ssa He from the side yard reanremens
version Of building into. fourteen apart
%ents ne soI at G4o Wisconsin Avenue NV
Ambassaeor, Inc, for permission' to sstab-
lsh an automobile repair shop at. 1890. L
Street NV. lot 81, square 1874. 944
Anpeal OF Roy and Helen P. Beggs for
permission TO establish a temporary room
ing house in the "A" Restricted Area Dis
trict. accommodating six persons, on the
second floor End two persons on the third
noor. at 1918 Emerson STREET NV, lot
-. square "s0s. a45. Appeal ot Thomas
Maloney. lessee. for permission to change
a nonconformine use from grocery store
TO a delicatessen at 1900 D Street Sc.
lot 81 square 104 946. Appeal of
Bessie c. Kennedy for permission TO es-
"a Restricted District, accommodating
four persons on the first floor and four
persons, on the, second floor. at 56o5
Chevy Chase Parkway N W. lot 81. square
N. Leverone for variance from the rear
yard requirements of the &C. Area Dis
trict to permit conversion of zreenh ouse
Tor use in connection with existing educa-
lots s1o. : ard s, SQUARE s45. o4s. Ap- ,:
peal OF Richard G. Peterson for variance
from the side yard reuuirements of the
IA Restricted Area District to permit
Fss99 snst so2b Of ddop sos
square 434o go Appeal Of Abe Lavine
for a variance from the side and rear
yard requirements Of the d Area District
70. permit conversion Of existing building
Sc. lot si4 SQUARE ao5. $50 Appeal Of
Leo, ] Weinsarden for permission TO ex-
tend permitted First Commercial Use. on
lot sl3; square a. 3l3 H Street n E.
HARRY BLAKE. JOHN. NoLEN Jr: ROE
ERT o. CLOUSER, SAMUEL sCRIVENER,
Jr.. Board of zonins Adjustment. District
Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

toT1cE OF MEETING OF PREFERRED
snd Common s stofSholders To pEefeTred
tothron NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
stockholders of WOODWARD d LoTHRoP,
2 District Of Columbia corporation, has
feen duly called by the Board OF Directors
end will be held at 1000 o'clock AM, on
July 81 l943, at the office of the corpora
on. tn and F SITS, NV. Washington.
D. c. for the purpose of considering and
t.kins action upon a proposed amendment
~ the Certifeate of Incorporation ratify
Ing and confirming the creation of Pre-
ferred Stock and the change in the number
nf shares, and the par value of the Com
mon. Stock in accordance with the action
of The stockholders taken on the 3rd day
ct December. 1880. which action was certi-
fed to- the Recorder of Deeds of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia on January ., 1881, and
authorizing such formal procedure as will
best ensctuate the said purposes. B W
Parker, J. W. ANDERSON. ANDREW
PARKER. G. N. EVERETT. Directors
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOL-
sterins done IN your home; exp. mechanic.
Box 337-R, Star. 10.
:. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself JOHN
8. REYNOLDS. 310S Charming s. n o1s
Evening star., 1943-07-19

NIGHT OPERATOR. COLORED,
$77.5O MO.-6 NIGHTS WK.
Switchboa rd elevator, small hotel with
nice guests II pm. to s am: perma-
rent Good place to work Phone Miss
Porter. DE. 4750 for appointment.
ASSISTANT FRY COOK
Good job, good hours, good
pay; no Sunday work. Apply
Restaurant Madrillon, Wash
ington Bldg, 18th and New
York ave.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
38 Officers Start Course
Al FbI Police Academy

Policemen from Virginia and
Maryland are among SO officers from
81 States who are to begin a a.
week course of study today in the
23rd session of the FBI National
Police Academy. the Justice Depart
ment announced.
Among the enrollees are Capt
William H. Jones, Danville Va)
Police department.; Detective Har-
old Jarvis Yates, Roanoke tVa)
Police Department; 1t. George
Earle Davidson, Maryland State
Police, and 1t. Francis A. Lane,
Montgomery County Police.
Director J. Edgar Hoover said
the officers will be given instruction
In various phases of scientific
crime detection, with emphasis on
wartime duties of polices officers.
Mr.. Hoover said that 778 law en-
forcement officers from local, coun-
ty and State police agencies have
been graduated by the academy
since it's inception in 1885.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
PART-TIME
DAY CLEANER.

Good Job, good hours, good
pay; no Sunday work. Apply
Restaurant Madrillon, Wash
ington Bldg, 14th and New
York ave.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

COLORED MAN
For porter work, need not be
Young. VeneZia Cafeteria, 1857
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
HELP WoMEN.
Girl, With Magazine or

0P1 Iz&F031
And creative ability. to assist IN publish.
essential. Not . routine Job. Phone
Miss Powers d. $40 for details.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
QUAINT ACRES

Now open for the season. HOMEGROWN
vegetables in variety Peaches grapes
apples in season. Combine orders with
ueiehbors, Silver Spring. Colesville rd
route %, : mi, from District. SH. $50
Evening star., 1943-07-19
HELP MEN.


Draft exempt. age 25 to 45 KNOWLEDGE
Of bookkeeping required, Good starting
salary. Opportunity for Advancement. Ap-
ply in person. 10 to Q pm, Wash. To-
bacco Co., 63l Mass ave NV
Evening star., 1943-07-19

ELEVATOR OPERATOR
AND RELIEF MAN, settled
men, beyond draft age; per-
manent position. See man.
ager. 2219 California st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

MAN white. to work in rent dept. of old
established Real Estate Office Experience
desirable but not necessary. Reply giving
reference and salary expected Box o25-R,
Evening star., 1943-07-19

MEN, white, for upholstery shop. Expert
Mr.. Gibson. Wardman Park Hotel, Conn.
ave and Wondlev ID u "
Evening star., 1943-07-19

MEN with direct sales eXper.. accous-
toned S75-SlOO wk. earnings for immed.
position to be set for postwar period
Ask for Mr.. Garrett, Rm. @10, 1927
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12
STATE

A splendid double feature program graces the screen of Warner Bros air-conditioned State theater today, tomorrow and Saturday. Headlining the bill is First Comes Courage with Merle Oberon and Brian Aherne in the starring roles. The companion feature is "Saludos Amigos" Walt Disney's gayest musi- cal technicolor feature in which Donald Duck and a newcomer to the Disney menage, Joe Carioco, share the spotlight.
 Sundays new show will feature the screenrs most glamorous new star, Michele Morgan, in TWO Tickets to London" with Alan Cur tis, c. Aubrey Smith and other fa- vorites. Also Cowboy in Manhat- tan" with Leon Errol, Frances Langford and Walter Catlett.
 On Wednesday of next week the State proudly presents the New England premiere of picture that is destined to find top place among the outstanding productions of the year. It's William A. Seiters pro- duction of Destroyer" mighty sea story that will grip you with its stirring scenes of adventure aboard a gallant fighting ship. It is spec secular drama indeed heartwarm- ing and breath-taking at the same time as it brings one close to the magnificent men who stalk Amer ica's enemies in fast, aggressive ship that was born to fight. The thrills and laughter heartbreak and inspiring deeds become part of you as you watch this grand bunch of fighting gobs in action. The sea scenes are the most exciting ever brought to the screen. Headlining brilliant cast is everyones fa- vorite, Edward G. Robinson, with Marguerite Chapman, Glenn Ford, Edward Buchanan and hundreds of others. Waterbury is signally hon. ored in being the first New England city to view this new production, and no doubt capacity houses will be in order at the State theater from Wednesday night on after word of it's enthralling entertainment spreads about the city. Preview critics acclaim Edward G. Robin sons role to surpass anything this sterling actor has yet brought to the screen. He is presented an excellent opportunity and makes the most of it in this glorious story of Americas navy and its fighting men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12

son during the variety show to be WATR from to 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12
1590-WBRY-96

3:0G-News-Elizabeth Bemis 3:15-Joe and Ethel Turp 3:3O-Johnny Cart and His Trio 3:45-Green Valley, U. $. A. 4:0O-Your Home Front Reporter 4:25-NeWs Summary 4:30-Perry Como, Songs 4:4J-Mountain National
 Hillbilly Champions 5:00-Judith Evelyn Reads J:1J-MOther and Dad 1:3O-Suppertime 3:45-"American Women" 6:OO-BetW tWeen the Lines C G:l0-NeWs
 6:25-Base Scores 6:30-J ohm B. Kennedy and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12
1OSO-WTIC=288

3:O0-The Story of Mary Marlin 3:15--Ma Perkins 3:30-Pepper Young's Family 3:15-yhe Right To Happiness 400 Backstage Wife d:15-Stella Dallas 4;30-Lorenzo Jones 4:45-Young Wilder Brown 5:00-When A Girl Marries 3:11-Portia Faces Life 5:30-Just Plain Bill 5:45-f'ront Page Farrell 6:00-News 6:15-History In The Headlines
 with Professor Andre
 Schenker G30-Strictly Sports 6:45-Lowell Thomas, commen-
 tator 7:OO-Fred Waring in Pleasure
 Time with Victory Tunes 7:15-News of the World 7:30-What Do You Know 7:45-Treasury Star Parade 8:00-Blind Date 8:30-"Battle Stations" 9;00-Kraft Music Hall 9:30--Joan Davis and Jack Haley 10:O0-Durante-M Moore Cugat 10:30-"Hello' 11:00-News 11I5-Harkness of Washington :3O-Music At War 12:00-News 12:05-The Groover Boys and
 Janette 12:30-Three Suns Trio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12
WATR PRQ GRAMS
1920 Kilos ycles

2:15-Baseball- Braves vs Cubs
 (First Camel 3:30-Melody Revue 3:45-Baseball- Braves vs Cubs
 (Second Camel 5:30-News 5:45-Superman-Dramatic Serial 6:00-Yankee News 6:15-Press Roundup 6:20-Sports Roundup 6:30-Pleasure and Profit 6:45-Jack Armstrong 7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:15-Phone Your Answer 7:30-California Melodies 8:00-Sizing Up The News--Sam
 Batter 8:15-Impact-Leo Cherne S:30-Take A Card With WalIy
 Butterworth 9:00-Gabriel Heater 9:15-Dick Kuhn's Orch. 9:30-Soldiers With Wings 10:00-John B. Hughes 10:15-Bob Grants Orch. l 10:30-Song Parade l 10:35-National Radio Forum II :00-Yankee News 11:15-Henry ]. Taylor,
 Commentator ] ;30-Lou Breeze's Orch. II :55-News 12:00-Sign Off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12

Debonair Don McNeill. early morning emcee Of the inimitable Breakfast Club. will play host to veteran "vox Pepper" Parks John
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12

Paul Hartman observes that as soon as Hollywood startlet dis rlays a sunny disposition, someone tries to give her a shady pat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12
R U Listening?
With CHARLES MANN

Joan Crawford's first vehicle un. der her recently signed contract with Warner Brothers will be called 'Never Good Bye," based on an Idea by Edmund Goulding, who is to direct it also. We're just hop ing that Goulding doesn't mess this picture up the way me did "The Constant Lymph" which starred Boyer, Fontaine and Alexis Smith. The whole affair was botched up. If he cannot make . better show ing in "Never Good Bye" we rec emmend that he say goodbye and % back to producing toughies. ....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12

Joan's new lease with Warner Brothers may mean a new lease on her acting career. MGM has let her down miserably in the past, except for a fair vehicle now and again.
 Other pictures announced for her include Might Shift" once sched- uled for Bette Davis, and Miss Understood" Miss Davis, incident ally, has returned from her annual vacation in the east, and is making wardrobe tests for MT. Skeffing- ton"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12
New York Stations  WEAF-seo - WOR-710 - WJZ-770 - WABC-sso

10:00-W Vt-Garry Moore,
 Jimmy Durante
 WOR-Ne Paul Sullivan WJZ-Raymond G. Swing ABC-U. $. Navy program 5-WOR-Songs, piano WJI-Lulu and Johnny 10:30-W WEAF-Musical Variety Show
 WOR-Paul Schubert WJZ-Hollywood Theater: Drama
 WABC-Clark NJ. Eichel- berger l0:45-W EAt'-Sen. Tom stewart WOR-Symphonette BC-Eyes of the Air Force -WEAF-News, Geo. Putnam WOR-News. Tro Harper WJZ-News; II. J. Taylor WABC-News, Bob Trout 1115-W WEAF-Richard Hardness WOR-Herald Tribune news WJZ--Sports; Ballad Time WABC-Joan Brooks, songs l1:30-W W F-Music At War:
 The Air Forces
 WOR-South American
 Serenade
 WJI--To Be Announced WABC-Flashgun Casey,
 Drama
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12

Six peevers and pOsers. the little people who have complaints or ideas to pose but no one to tell them to-, will be given their opportunity to talk to the world when they appear on the new program, "U Tell Elm Club. The program will be heard 0ver WATR tO night at 9:30.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Poss Wins for No. 4

Sondheimer's pass to Sanford
scored the only touchdown as
Police Boys Club No. defeated No.
S, TO, in a league football game
yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
AppIejock, Thought Through
Year Ago, Wins Jumper Title

top open jumper, Yankee Doodle,
in the unusual role of a hunter, with
13 points apiece for the hunter tri-
color. The looking chestnut
gelding easily won the award on
conformation, Of which he has
plenty and to spare.
L. v. Hicks Jeep had a successful
day, winning ribbons in the junior
hunter events, taking a third in the
working hunter and winning the
open jumper. He is a versatile and
smooth-moving animal. evidently
just getting into his stride. The
summaries:
Junior hacks--Won by Jimmy Edelblut's
kesteven: second Peter Prin's Propulsion
third. Andy Harsreve's entry; fourth,
Bobby Lees Yankee Doodle, r.
Junior working hunter-Won by KeSt-
even; second. Propulsion: third. L. V.
Hicks Jeep; fourth, Nancy Munsells Sun
tense.
1r Jvni9r hack hunter-Won BY Peter
kesteven; third, L. v. Hicks Jeep fourth,
Junior touch and out-Won by Bobby
Edeibluts Kesteven: third, e Peter Pins PIN 5
Propulsion; fourth, L. " Hicks Jeep.
Five-gaited saddle class-Won by Wayne
Morse's Spice of Life: second, A. O Har-
Evening star., 1943-10-18

from Ice Palace, 6l4 to 610. His set
was 1888.
Greenway trimmed Brookland, 81,
to move into the three-way second
place deadlock as Ed Heller and Ed
Nash turned in respective sets of
377 and 378.
Bub Guethler's even 400, Fred
Murphy's 397 and Shorty Moye's S97
were the potent wallops as Lucky
Strike swamped Bethesda Bowling
Center with top scores of $50 and
1,917.
Aiding Anacostia Spillway's 81
win from Arcadia with 370, Eddie
Keith, despite shrinking his average
to 1920, took the league lead away
from AL Wright when the King Pin
spearhead tailed only $50, dropping
his average to 1927.
Robertson Big Gun.
Francis Robertson fired 382 to
give Northeast Temple 81 edge
over Colonial Village.
Standings: Clarendon, 20-7; King
Pin, 1873; Hi-Skor, 1873; Greenway,
1873; Lafayette, ITO; Spillway, a.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

That Capt. Alvin I. Kay's Apple
jack, the horse that a year ago was
considered almost total loss, today
is a going concern was proved when
the gigantic son of the great Nc
Donno annexed the jumper cham
pionship over plenty of high-class
opposition at the North End Horse
Show held yesterday at the East
West highway show grounds. Apple
jack, with Gardner Hallman doing
a smart job of plotting, won the
handy jumper and picked up minor
awards to garner eight points.
Right on the rejuvenated Apple
jacks heels was Pvt. Bobby Lees
Bonne File with seven points to
take the reserve. Bonne File won
the warmup and took third in the
handy. Crowding the leaders for
the tricolor were Anita Mammele's
Caddie's Trump and Gardner Hall
mans No Fooling, each with two
second places.
George Mueller's imposing hunter,
Ballela, tied with Jackie Warren's
Evening star., 1943-10-18

graves Red Devil: third, Mrs Phillip Lus-
tines American Lady; fourth, June Mar
tins Bourbon Glory.
!, Hack ana hunter-Won by. Alvin Kay,s
NO Mistake: second, Jackie Warrens 8
Yankee Doodle: third, Howard Miles
Dauntless; fourth, u s. Randles Gee
Ray Bee,
Warm-up jumpers-Won by Bobby Lees
Bonne File; second. Gardner Hallmans S
No Foollng; third, Howard Miles Sinner;
fourth, kay's Applejack
Ladies' hunters-Won by Yankee Doodle:
second, George Mueller's Ballela; third.
Howard Miles Sinner: fourth, No Mistake.
Open jumpers--Won, by Jeep; second.
No Fooling; third, Yankee Doodle; fourth.
Kay's Smacko
open hunters-Won by Ballela; second,
Yankee Doodle: third. Jeep: fourth, Sinner.
Handy jumpers-Won by Applejack; sec
ond. Anita Mammee's Caddie's Trump:
third ,Bonne File fourth smacko.
Working hunterS--Won by Ballela; sec.
ond,. Gee Ray Bee; third, Yankee Doodle:
fourth, Jeep.
Modified Olympc-Won by c. w. Hud-
sons Cody; second, Caddie's Trump; third,
Appleiack; fourth Smacko.
Champion hunter-George Mueller's
Ballela; reserve, Jackie Warrens Yankee
Doodle.
Champion iumper-AIyin Kays Apple
JACK: reserve. Bobby Lee Bonne File.