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Evening star., 1943-01-20
IN RE: DISSOLUTION
OF WASHINGTON CHEVROI4 EFT
DEALER 5 ASSOCIATION, INC.

WHEREAS, 2 certificate OF incorpora ton
OF the WaShinsto Chevrolet Dealer S
Association, Incorporated Is f1led with
the Recorder OF Deeds On April 80, 1929,
and
WHEREAS, a majority OF the officers
trustees and directors OF the corporation
ration cannot be accomplished. and
WHEREAS, no capital stock Of the corpo-
ration has been issued or paid, the coTpo-
ration being i nou-stock Corporation and
no investments have been made or debts
incurred which are unpaid. now
THEREFORE,. notice is hereby given to
the ofTCerS trustees. directors and mem
beTS of the corporation. that II meeting
VIII be held st the Nayfiower Hotel on
the 22nd day Of January. 1888. at -
O'Clock noon for the purpose Of taking
action to dissolve the corporation as
1910 code Of law for the District Of Co.
lumbia.
CSigned) JAMES F MCMAHON.
Secretary Of the Washington Chevrolet
Dealers Association. Incorporated
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Deaths Reported

Aida E. Hamilton, 81, Chevy Chase. Nd
Helen S. P. Williamson, so, 1875 N. H.
sampel .. Jones, 7s. ,1343 Perry pl. NV.
Karl J. Kunzig, II, AIS 5th st. ne.
Mary c. Mcfarland, -, 18th and L
SITS NV.
George F Haugh, 73. 1441 st ne.
Belle d Humphrey -, sos I ST. sw.
Corohne Wahl, 72, Arlinston, Va.
Willie Emma Gilbert ~, 1873 Columbia
rd. NV.
Thomas N. Bishop, II, 514 Shepherd st
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HELP MEN.

SHIPPING CLERKS white man. to assume
charge and coiored man as helper, peflna-
nent positions offering good pay. and va
DIV in person si or bv IetfeT EostesS CaPe az
Kitchen. 62l TrumbulI st. NV. trear
"3Df Georgia ave.
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PLANT GUARDS, wanted to patrol and
guard an industrial plant located on the
between % and 40 years OF age active,
strong and able TO pass rigid physical
| examination, also Army and Federal in
vestIgation, capable of handling small
arms; ex-servlce or draft exempt with un
questionable character references salary,
$500 per annum. Write full details to
boy ooE-T Star
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
SrO(,KIIQI IlElG

CHEVY CHASE PAINT & HARDWARE Co
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Chevy Chase Paint & Hardware Co
i4r a2,,,in1 the election of Trustees dor the
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting will be held at the
office Of the Corporation in the District OF
Columbia. 56OS Connecticut Avenue
Northwest on Monday. the fifth day OF
APRIL l943, at $50 O'Clock PM.
(Signedj LAWRENCE E. TROTH.
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JTICE OF ANNUAL MEET IN
STOCKHOLDERS OF
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF

- bEOhEFS FNINI & TIhSS co.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Becker Paint & Glass Co for the cleo
ton OF Trustees for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting
ton in the District of Columbia. 1923
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest. on Saturday.
the seventeenth day Of April, l943, at .
O'Clock PM.
(signed) JOSEPH c. KLINGF.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Puerto Ricuns TuIkutive

More than 225 100000 telephone
calls were made in little Puerto
Rico In the last year.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
HELP MEN.
TIRE INSPECTOR and
LUBRICATION MAN
WANTED

VIII pay $50 a week Young married
man preferred. Call Mr. Suddith. Chevy
IhsSe Motor Co, 1725 Wisconsin ave. y,
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II YOU have been top salesman IN the
past but due to present conditions cannot
make The money YOU are accustomed TO,
hen keep on reading Our business is not
aHected by prorrles. You Will like our
live organization We are SWamped with
prospects Our good men are making from
500 to $500 each month. II you are an
Al salesman and have a car maybe you
are one OF the three men we are looking for
Drop IN for a personal chat. Mr.. Sparks.
.I'.nl RLaden ShlLrg Id y n rin.
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LAUNDRY HELP

Colored and white: good pay while learning;
Al KINDS needed. Independent Laundry,
Jfth and Eastern ave, MI. Rainier, Md.
See Mr. Schuldrr
Evening star., 1943-01-20
ANNUAL REPORT
w r. WINSLOW CO

w R WINSLOW CO
We the undersigned. the President and
a majority Of the Board OF Trustees OF
the w r. Winslow Co, CORPORA ton
organlzed and existing upder the laws
OF the District Of Columbia. do hereby
certify that the amount OF the total
authorized capital stock OF said company
= One Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars Sl25, 5,00O.OOD, Of which One
Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
$l25.0OO.o0l has actually been paid, and
that the amount Of the existing debts. is
$lO,SS0Tu
1signed) W, r. wINsI oW.
CsignedD A. L, MALLoNEE,
tsigned) L. f. sMITHERs,
tslsneO JOHN E DUvALL, ''
tsisned) JOSEPH C. KLINGE.
(sisned JAMES VERNON "'''
District OF Columbia, IS:
w. R, WinSlOw, president OF the
w. r. Winsiow Co, corporation organ
!zed and existing under the laws Of the
District of Columbia, being frst duly
sworn, depoSe and say that the facts
stated in the sforegoing Report are true
10 the best of nv knowledge and belief
tSignd) w r. WINSLOW
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
18Th day OF January, AID, 1913
tSIgnedD ALLAN ZAMANSKY,
Notary Public, d c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ACCOUNTANT AND TAX CONsULTANT-
statements, tax reports, books put in
order, kept a SO mo- up Many justly
enutled taX-saVing steps II taken now.
WA. $500 %"
INCOME TAX RETURNS MADE OUT
night. Save money. DO not over deduct
N; B. MUMFORD. tax conSultant. Room
l032, Earle Bldg "3'
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF
w R WINSLOW co.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF w. r. WlnSlow Co. for the election OF
Trustees for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting will be
held at the Office OF the Corporation in
the District of Columbia, W. New York
Avenue Northwest. on Thursday. the first
day OF April. l943, at O'Clock PM.
CSignedD A. L. MALLONEE,
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tSlsnedD W. r. WIRSLOW,
(signed HORACE f. TRoTH,
tsisneO LAWRENCE E. TRoTH.

District OF Columbia, ss.
!, W. r. Winslow, President OF the
Chevy Chase Paint u Hardware Co, a
corporation orgeni2ed and existing under
the laws Of the District OF Columbia
belng nrst duly sworn, depose and say
that the facts stated in the Rforegoing
Report are true 10 the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief.
6signed) w. r. WINSLOW,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
18th day OF January, AID 1913
tSisned) ALLAN ZAMANSKY.
D,tl u
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANTS, jr and ST, for c. P. A. Of
hce Reply stating qualifications, salary eA-
pected and draft status. Box 34S-T. Star
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER TO assist audi
Tor. unusual opportunity for bright young
AUTOMOBILE BODY SHOP HELPER want
Works
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced: salary de-
pending on ability; can also use part-time
mechanic. prefer men living IN Virginia
See Mr. Brooks, 5S5 N Glebe I'd, Ar
Nngton, Va.
AUIo A. 1tIt MECHANIC with tools who can
shop; willing worker. good future, pay
according ability. 4I2 lIth ST. Sw
BAKER, good bench hand; $40 week day
work no Sundays. Apply Sll Penna
ave. ".
BARMAN. highest type, for tine restaurant
and bar catering to best clientele must be
conditions and salary. Telephone after 3
p m. talk to Mr.; Lewis only, and arrange
interview. FIR. 1888
BOOKKEEPER. good opportunity for cap
able man TO develop with small, growing
ton II YOU are NOT looking for per
manent SOD with future do not apply.
Electric Equipment CO. l343 9th st. NV.
BOOTBLACK, good pay. 14l5 Park rd.
BOY. colored to work in grocery store.
must be experienced driver. 2722 Georsia
ave. NV.
BOY, colored, as. porter. and errand boy,
600 Florida ave, ne
BOY. eolored. 10 learn lsundry business;
must have drivers permit 500 Upshur st.
NV, between and II am,
Evening star., 1943-01-20
ANNUAL REPORT
THE CHEVY CHASE PAINT


We, the undersigned, the President and
majority Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Chevy Chase Paint d Hardware Co.
corporation. organized and existing, Under
hereby certify that the amount Of the
total authorized capital stock OF said
company is Ten Thousand Dollars $50
600 .0Ul, Of which Ten Thousand Dollars
tSl0,OO0.Ool has actually been paid. and
that the amount of the existing debts IS
S4.472.I5
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Statesmen

Any one can tell you about the STABILITY
OF mis- product so let's get to the point
II you are salesman l want you So
come in and will take you out with me
ana prove the STABILITY Of our product by
earning better than 500 right in front OF
you In less than week and not more than
Z hours per day. Our work is permanent
ana Flsht mere IN WASHINGTON. Don {
waste time calling unless YOU are sales
man. Apply Mr. Reid or Mr. Gardner, 45S
Evening star., 1943-01-20
ANNUAL REPORT

BECKER PAINT & GLASS co.
We, the undersigned the President and
q majority OF, the, Board Of Trustees OF
the Becker Paint q Glass Co. corpora
ton organized and existing under the laws
of the District OF Columbia. do hereby
certify that the amount of the total
authorized capital stock OF said company
is Twenty Thousand Dollars CS20 900 OO1,
OF which Twenty Thousand Dollars $50
100000 has actually been paid. and that
the amount OF the existing debts is
S1.S7T12
(signedD W R. wINsLoW.
tsienedD CHAPMAN J. oLBERT,
tsigned) JOHN Z. DUvALL, ''''''
tsigneD JOSEPH c. KLNGE,
tsigned) F. EVELYN KLINGE,
District OF Columbia, IS:
l. w. r. WinSlow, president OF the
Becker Paint & Glass Co, a corporation
9reanized and existing under the laws Of the
District OF Columbia being first duly
sworn, depose and say that the facts
stated 10 the atoregoing Report are true
TO the best OF my knowledge and belief
(Signd) w. r. WINSLOW.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
Sth day OF January. AID 1919
tSignedD ALLAN ZAMANSKY
Notary Public ID G
Evening star., 1943-01-20
TIRE CHANGERS
COLORED MAN

wanted. men with experience in handling
large truck tires; must have drivers per
NIT. Croker General Tire Co. 1902 14th
Evening star., 1943-01-20
MEN WANTED

Ages 1850 to take fare box readings and
handle fare boxes. No figuring or expert
ence necessary, no money to handle Must
nave legible handwriting and be active
physically as work requires climbing In and
out OF buses and StreetcarS. An abSo-
Iutely clear record OF past employment
essential. 54-hour 6-day week-from 6
pm. to 3 am. $40 per month to start
with AUTOMATIC increases
Evening star., 1943-01-20
DISTRICT MANAGER
NrTED

w I1IN III.
One Of the large Eastern life insurance
in the expansion program planned for the
District of Columbia and nearby Virginia
ana Maryland This will be in personal
selling and in hiring and training sales
men. If you have had some sales ex-
perlence and previous record of good
business We would like to talk TO you
about this unusual opportunity Apply by
letter, telling US all about yourself Give
phone number. Box 26-V, Star
Evening star., 1943-01-20
HELP AEN
BELLBOYS
Al statesmen

And elevator operators, Colored; good sal
airy and working conditions Apply bell
captain Wardman Park Hotel, Conn. ave.
and WOOdlev I'd. n "
Evening star., 1943-01-20
BOYD SCHOOL Of COMMERCE

1888 r ST. tOpp. Capitol Theaterb MAJ o2,o
Nc Courses of COLLEGE grade Grerr ana eoVn
eepinE EngliSh Vocabulary Building, Comptom.tr,
Evening star., 1943-01-20
SiraYer College OF Secreiarial Traininu

Homer Building, Thirteenth and Streets
's edhcalion Graduation from high Srhonl reouires
chtet any MonuAN Tor review of shorthand dctation
SiIaNrF Efaduale> superior appicants-pre-
ben 10 make excellent records in connective evan
JahuafN ~ REGISTRATION Office open dsv and
ieDhOnc National I.IS. "N' al"
Evening star., 1943-01-20
JANITOR.

Sober and industrious man beyond draft
age who desires permanent position. Must
be familiar with operation Of Iron Fireman
Stoker and elevator and capable OF making
minor repairs TO electrical. plumbing and
heating equipment. Good salary and quar-
terS. State references. Box BOOT, Star.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
ALSO

already deferred in the DRAFT, for inside
or outside clerical work. Experience not
needed. Must be quick and accurate at
hgures and have a legible handwriting
Six-dsy. 44hour week; 500 to $50
month to start. depending upon qualifca-
tons. with opportunity for advancement
Apply weekday mornings
Evening star., 1943-01-20
SienoiYps Institute

hlbee Building National $500
j 80 TO 80 words per minute at
Advanced students and graduates
New classes day and evening
Evening star., 1943-01-20
SECRETARIAL

Collegiate standards in busineS
for admission. students may {
transcription and tSpeWrlting
ferred by employers and sualil
inatiOnN. New classes begin
evening. Call in person or tel
Evening star., 1943-01-20
PORTERS

For ONCE building; permanent position
Apply manager, Room :233, Barr Bldg
$40 9TH st
Evening star., 1943-01-20
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
ASSISTANT

LARGE corporation needs a collcgp-trained
young man TO assist in its employment
office, working LARGELY with unSkilied and
An excellent opportunity for q man inter
eSted in personnel work and already draft
exempt; slight physical disability not a
handicap. Permanent position paying $50
per mo. 10 start, with automatic increases
and assured advancement Write, giving
age, education. experience. draft and mari
tai status, Whether at present employed
and when available for interview which
VIII be arranged. Experience in employ
ment work not essential Box 350-T. Star
Evening star., 1943-01-20
MACHINE SHORTHAND

sTENOTYPY is a profession. Learn 30 write
Washingtons only authorized Stenotypr school
earning S2,300S3,e0O and up. Register now
school February /.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
SECRETARIAL

SECRETARi4L and ACCOUNTING
Shorthand, IypewrittnE, Bookkeepi
Calculating MschineS-ail kinds.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
CAPITAL, TRANSIT co

Seth and Prospect Ave. NV, Georgetown
Route No. 20, Cabin John Streetcsr.
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Mamakos Is Signed
To Battle Garner

Steve Mamakos. Washington's
Golden Greek whose ability to throw
punches all night plus his handsome
appearance-he was noted for rip
pling muscles, bronze skin and white
trunks-made him a favorite here
several years ago. is scheduled to re-
turn to action on the hons. front
next Tuesday night at Griffith
Stadium.
Steve has been matched by Pro-
moter Joe Turner for the 10-round
feature match against John Garner
local colored light heavyweight who
owns victory string of 13 pro fights
In his last outing he defeated Stoney
Lewis.
Mamakos faded from the loca
scene after being chilled in June oil
1941 by Phil Fur. He returned once
the following year to decision Ernie
Vigh, had a few successful fights ir
the Midwest and then went into re.
tirement. Recently he returned te
ring warfare around Chicago and
met with some success.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Redskins May Regain
Rueft;; Baugh Better

Ray Ruett, the Norfolk blond
carried on the Redskin roster as an
end, may report back to the pro
football training camp at University
OF MARYLAND before the week is out.
Ruett, who was with the team dur
Ing three weeks of early training at
San Diego, notified club officials to-
day he may be back. He left the
team at Chicago to answer a call
from his Virginia draft board.
! Jack Smith, potent lineman. and
brother OF Redskin center George
Smith, reported yesterday and took
part IN q light scrimmage and
tackling drill. The pros were to run
through two light drills today, ia
pering OF for the game Sunday
against the Green Bay Packers at
Baltimore Municipal Stadium.
Left out Of scrimmage work was
Guard Dick Farman. on the side
lines with an injured hip, but Dick
Is not badly hurt and will play Sun
day. Sammy Baugh, out of training
for 10 days with an injured sac
| roiliac, also Is rounding into shape
and is expected to be a potent fac
tor against Don Hutson and COM
pany Sunday.
The Redskins also were encour-
aged by word that Warren Plunkett.
former Cleveland back. may return
to the Tribe shortly. Plunkett left
the team at Chicago to report to
his Minnesota draft board.
The Redskins are practicing on a
field adjacent to Byrd Stadium and
most Of them are living at the Phi
Delta Theta house at College Park.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
q Garden State Fans
Hit S1,36S Double
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
1t was like pennies from heav-
en-" for the long-shot players at
Garden State Park and Auueduct
yesterday.
The Garden State fans-28 out of
an estimated attendance of $500
received $1,368.30 for the So they
invested in the daily double when
Royal Silver at $153.50 for 81 tri-
umphed in the first race and Canee
($10.90 for $2) took the second.
At AQueduct J. B. Balding's Har-
ford triumphed in the sixth race.
which was restricted to 3-year-old
colts which never previously had
won two events. Hartford reached
the wire first and paid $1S5 80 for 50.
The Garden State payoff was the
highest of the year at that plant
but did not approach the record
established last year when favored
Trap and Leo's Randy combined for
a s2,456 bundle.
The highest double payoff OF the
last decade was the 1889 pairing OF
Joy Bet and Merry Caroline at
Washington Park. They returned
sl0,772.40. Last years high was 81
1855 at Whittier Park, near ST.
Boniface in Manitoba.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Som Needs Good Sub

The Redskin starting backfeld
barring injuries, will be Ray Hare,
Baugh, Wilbur Moore and Bob Sey-
mour, with the last-named at the
fullback spot. All started the prac-
ttce sessions late in July at San
Diego and all are familiar with the
shifty plays originating out of the
Notre Dame box or the T which
Bergman will use this year.
Redskin patrons are going to have
trouble following the passing of the
ball through so many hands in that
backield. 1t is all quite different
from the Flaherty power system.
In other years the Redskin coach
had an easier job finding a substi-
tute for Baugh. Leroy Zimmerman
the tall blond traded to the Eagles
Steelers a few days back, lacked
Sans speed and direction of plays
but Roy was competent filler-in
Also he was a competent kicker
particularly of long-range field
goals.
Perhaps the delayed tackle he
made on Bob Steuber in the ALL
Star game when he hit Steuber on
the instead of knocking him out
on the 20 had something to do with
zimmerman's trade the next day.
But Zimmerman had been unhappy
in the role of Baugh's substitute
and up to the day of the game
insisted he should be cast in a
starting role.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Newsom, Purchased at Waiver
Sum, With Griffs Third Time

Louis (BucD Norman (Bobo) New
som, high-spirited, hot-tempered,
but withal colorful and likable,
again is back with the Mats, pur-
chased for the $500 major league
waiver price from the st. Louis
Browns. It's deal made by Clark
Griffith in an attempt to hold second
place for Washington, facing chal-
lenges from Cleveland, Detroit and
Chicago with q games to go.
ST. Louis obtained the much
travelled Newsom from Brooklyn
earlier this year as "pennant insur-
ance," but the Browns hit the skids
thereafter, partly with Newsom s
help, or lack of it. They were IA
games behind at the time, and now
are 2012. Buck having been knocked
out OF the box in his nine starts
while winning one game and losing
six. He also was pounded in a relief
role.
Buck Left Year Ago.
It's a year to the day that Big
Buck returns to the Mats for the
third time. On August 81 of 1912
he was sold to Brooklyn to help
clinch the pennant there. He won
two and lost two with the Dodgers,
who won no pennant This year
with the Dodgers he had nine-and-
three record before becoming en-
broiled in a threatened players strike,
which resulted in his being sent to
st. Louis. At that time he indicated
he wanted to go with Washington,
but President Donald Barnes OF the
Browns envisioned q pennant with
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Ia of 81 Men in National Tennis
Event in Uniform; Champ Out

opposing Richard Bender in the
first round. Parker plays Seaman
John H. Cushingham
OF the 80 players, 6 were listed
among the top men in 1912 and S
others made the grade in previous
years. In addition, there is Corpl.
Charles Hare of the United States
Army, a former British Davis
Cupper.
Women's Field Is Strong.
The women's field, also limited to
80 contestants, has even a greater
supply OF top-tenners, with seven
others from 1912 trying to dethyone
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, who
was No. /. She is top-seeded in the
meet.
Mrs. Sarah Pslfrey Cooke, 1941
champion; Dorothy May Bundy and
Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn,
former members of the select circle,
but who were not ranked last sea-
son, also will compete.
Play in mems singles and doubles
and women's singles and doubles
gets under way shortly after noon
today. Competition in mixed
doubles, however, doesn't start until
tomorrow
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Sharkey and Leone Meet
In Meanie Mat Bout

Two of the rougher guys cur
rently campaigning around the
rassle circuit, Babe Sharkey of Texas
and Michele Leone of Boston. meet
in tonights feature mat match at
Turner's Arena. 1t will be a one
fall-to-a-flnish engagement.
Neither owns an impressive vic
tory string because usually they are
disqualified in their matches. Moth
ing like that probably will happen
tonight. The semifinal sends the
bearded Ben Morgan against the
Blue Streak, latest addition to the
clan of masked grapplers.
In other matches Dick Lever faces
Jack Wentworth, George Macricos-
tas goes against Maurice La Chap
pelle and Abe Stein meets Nick
Servio. Curtain time is at 8:45.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Makeshift Terp Nine
Looks TO 500 Mark
For Brief Season

A game today against Colesville
A. C. nine at College Park and an
other against Camp Holabird on Sat-
urday wind up the University of
Maryland's summer baseball sched-
ule. The Old Liners have reasonable
hopes of finishing with at least a
500 average, the current record be-
ing three won and three lost.
Maryland like other schools
around here. at first didn't intend
to have summer nine this year,
but Coach Burt Shipley found sew
eral boys around the school taking
summer courses and eager to play
ball. He used some freshmen and
sopohmores, with couple of seniors
and two OF the Army boys at College
Park. At one time Shipley had an
entire 4-F infield,
Helping Shipley and managing the
team is Larry Williams, who gradu-
ated from Maryland 13 years ago.
but who is back taking a summer
course. Larry plays about every DO
sition as needed. shifting from in
Held to outfield and even pitching in
relief roles.
Another player is Jim Kinsman
and that the should be a teammate
OF Williams is coincidence because
Larry gave Jim his start in baseball
while Larry was coaching and Jim
playing on the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High nine. Probably the out
standing player is Jack Flynn, soph-
omore second baseman, an all
around fielder and hitter. Sam
Burch, catcher, is the heavy hitter.
Clark Hudak leads in runs scored.
Pitching duties are shared by LLOYD
Roberts and Kermit Pritchard.
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Bobo pitching, and Grifrs offers
were turned down.
Newsom first came to Washing
ton in 1885 from st. Louis for a re-
ported price of $4,000. The figure
was $4,000 when he again joined
Washington from Detroit in 1912,
after a spring argument over SAL
ary. That's q total of 81, 500 the
big hurler has cost Griff, who always
has had soft spot in his makeup
for the bulstery Newsom.
In his travels, Bobo has been with
six major league clubs, the Cubs,
Browns, Mats, Red Sox, Dodgers and
tigers-twice with the Dodgers and
three times each with the Browns
and Mats.
Has Griffith's Confidence.
Don't hold his record against
him." Griff said in announcing the
deal. He will win for us. He may
clinch second place for us, and II
the Yankees slump there's no tell
ing what will happen"
Bobo himself repeatedly Is highly
pleased to be back with Washington
In phone conversation with Grit
fifth he predicted. with his usual ex-
cessive confidence, "I'll help you win
the pennant."
Bucks best year with the Mats was
1896 when he won IT and lost Is
He had an 11-and-17 record here
last season before going to Brooklyn
late in the year. His best major
league seasons were 1888 through
1941. when he won 20, 20 and q
! games.