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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-11

BUICK 1888 4-door sedan; radio and
heater in excellent condition through
o ous: h PA o1 "a MOTOR CO.. so51 M st.
BUICK 1910 Special sedan 4-door: excel
9fiGs; NO; sos; o. res, CO 5s4s. -.
EYE !; sz5 Sss' M 55as' Go
snd kea s4o sP ssRkxS ssor M ssa reso
BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan; radio. practically
sae ' desired DOW G nGsass MooE se sA
4 esp1 GOnn ,d En- s7Sa' Bob TsTTstt
sasa yes s ss'e i PAcK Ts MooR
SAPILA6 ie4s Model % ~ i fcr n Sis sedan;
oL oesa fEsse e So SSSo a nf' cav nR
G0Sia sasu Isay m snS SUNDAYS
eI se eaD1 1,Tss 5 co , s2s
S2nd st NV. Closed Saturdays and
CADILLAC 7-pass, sedan; beautiful car,
n motor Iprsetiealy neE
s5a Feetyoua ad sye n radio
and and white-side tires, only 10000 mi.
$500 under ce mnt p BE seen
szbFfSs MI Of e9s 'sYU
s:1s. psss e. Is ssS
CHEvRoLET 1887 Coach sti and 1891 coupe.
both good condition. WESTMORETAND
A ATE9soI t. 1899 2Ssz snort ,onn. -,n,s,.
seat, radio and heater, excellent condition
1 i sd1 tires: s445. trade and terms.
rubber: only $40. CIRCLE. MOTORS.
CHI GHRYsL LEs 194i club coupe, blue: new
cHRYss;LHkR 1885 coupe. good condition if
$780, Grade and Terms Dan 1000
81 SOTO 1e41 custom a-door sedan:
andris. Va. re. 2eis. ~ A4eN
ScRSE aa4 81 luxe Mor6 eSne g. Soe
DODGE 1910. PASSENGER sedan: black black
a:e ts JACK p Az M 1Sas s.T gss and
FORD ls$9 convertible coupe: radio.
.na es ana 1855 ave- s74
engine oyerhaaied and cap r seo
neg ees a ss5 seat tsa. and
terms. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
fOhU 1885 TUDOR trunk sedan. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO., 3051 M st. NV. MI.
FORD 1895 Fordor sedan. s1e6: runs good,
new battery. fairly good tires, etc. sol II
st. NV. or ME. 9182 before pm.
HUDSON 1910 4-door; heater, defrosters,
good tires, good mechanical condition:
ana5E ~ isns dS Oh fssS original
aRasfssIz Ts5s ilesn sasssns
HEntjpsnN i HaiS rad c,un .orn ~.
5i e SALE l 1sss 4;soGS SEDAN r.dio sna
"a n St s. niH;' laIo o 49,, ,...n
81 ;419; Trade desired. 44sa Conn. ave.
I HRR oiiNNEzHEhPaf 1889: good tires. ex-
eel ssent s sond 4egorD private ns deal
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1910 4-door Sedan dam
BY private owner, nearly $500 below low
ceiling; 18 to 10 miles per gallon Of gas:
excellent mechanical condition, excellent
tires 2021 K st NV, amply between
iISco5LN.zEPaRfYk 1s41 club coupe; i beau
tiful blue dnish, radio. heater, white side
wall tires This car Is in excellent condi-
ton throughout. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.,
3061 n st. NV. MI. 01s6.
LINC0LN-zEPHYR '3S convertible sedan;
Ssb MSFoR SAFES g. ,sas sssh i AS s..
ss.:s 1 lgzs 1tiees a ;ssg ga yso 1924 sas
B 81 Si ~ 9 9sss converts,. eoun.
feet. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, l132
Conn. ave-, EN- o764. Bob Terrett.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MD. (cont.

SUBURBAN SALE-MD. (Cont.)
COLESvILLE. MD.-Bungalow, rms. b.,
1920. II. r. BIEBER, SH 6565.
RIVERDALE, MD.-S rooms, bath, cleo
tricity.- front and back porches, 2-car ga
rage. cleo. refgrs.; possession; $3.50.
Hyattsville, Md-Rooming or boarding
house, ! blk; west Of telephone bldg;
r ICONS baths hgh elsc: gas; e.;
REALTY n co. Call Hyattsville O334; ewes,
and bath bungalow, hot
water heat, oil: garage: IN acreS rich
garden land, plenty Of fruit: on hard
sa fnS. e Soa a. miles from D. G.; price
Mt. Rainier, Md.-7-rm. asbestos frame
has rms. and bath on LIST floor: 2 rms.
sltchen and bath End floor. renting for
$50 month. full-size basement, hot-water
heat, Oil; close to everything: price, $3.50;
$1,000 cash, balance easy. ALVIN EPLING.
WA. 1854 day and evening.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS for sale-l94l
podges and 1912 Fords: 1h-ton stake
ton, 3yard body dumps, la-ton command
circumstances: ell trucks almost new.
Priced S6SS and up. FRED MOTOR co,
5Ol3 Georgia ave. NV. ia. 1000.
CHEVROLET 1912 dump, 1000 original
mileage, tires and mechanical condition
Just ike new, must be seen and driven to
1915 Ford DUMP d0f MILEAGE. r,r.,
be seen and driven to be appreciated
1912 Dodge reconn aissance truck, can
be. used for passenger or truck, mechani-
cally like new: ceiling price. Terms and
trade can be arranged on these trucks.
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO. both
sides of 9TH st. at R NV. Open evenings,
also sundays and holidays until l pm.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOMES FOE SALE OF rent needed for cash
clients In nearby MARYLAND. HYATTS-
VILE INVESTMENT Co. 1903 BALTIC. ave-,
Hysttsyii,e. Nd. opposite Pep Boys Store
WANTED, Md. real estate, house, acreage
and farms. ALVIN EPLING, 5S0S Balti-
more blvd. Hyattsville, Md. WA. 1854
LIST your MARYLAND and d. c. prop
critics for sale or rent with ]. NOBLE
LIST Y6 6t PsofEiRTY Tor sale sale with u 4
We are urgently In need OF houses for sale
IN city, suhurbaR and nearby Maryland.
SALE REALTY CO.. Ma. 1874.
CASH BUYERS for houses, BUNGALOWS,
farms, acreage, lots. In Silver Spring or
nearby. List with II. +. BIEBER, 6H. 6666.
WANTED, to buy rent shack; All cash
for immediate. oce1 eAtiQn. EDWIN pU-
VAIL. Aceokeek p. D.. Nd.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
CLEAR FARM. I40 a.; good bides, ciose-in
Md; wide front on hwy; take EQUITIES,
notes. securities in part; vacant; clear
trees. on cliff: make offer. City property,
lots. acreage; reduced. N. Z. RYON CO.,
GE. 6l46
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LOTS FOR SALE,

JEFFERSON PARK, Aiex.-Lot 60x1OO Il.
Call AL. 2472 any time Sunday.
Large lot, 75x167 IT,. on Dale drive. all
ihmproyemsnts; sscTif1ce; 81 49, 81: 24l6;
ssoan cantain. ARk @
slightly above assessed value: excellent
frontage with number Of trees. Call
WO. 1900 until 0 pm. EDW. H. JONES
IL CO., INC
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AUCTION SALES.

STATE sale o. walnut once desSs s. chairs.
suction q Wescniers. s15 1 1 e. s.Si NV =.
Tuesday. November II, 1874, Ct III O'Clock
"a. Terms: Cash. MARY r. RIoRDON,
deceased. Administration No. 63,9s1. John
A. Bresnahan. Attorney, Tower Building.
nol1.13
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARyLANp.

SMALL CHICKEN FARM for rent. nice g.
room house. hot-water heat: S75 month.
4:30, J. FLEISCHMAN.
ROOMS. city water, electric lights; SEQ
per month. Apply Mr.. COLLIER, 30I
NICE 8-ROOM HOUSE, surrounded by trees,
With acres land. hot-wster heat, cleo;
ave. sc. 10 to 400, j. FLEiSCHMAN.
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oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

CITRUS GROVE = Oranges, grapefruit,
tsngerines; Orlando, Fla, 5000 fruit
garden; This years fruit and grove.
BY OWNERS-Central Florida: near Or
State highway. cleo. 2h &C, $3.50 OO-ac.
tract nearby, 5000; guaranteed title; S25
down, SIS monthly. SLAUSCN, MA. 1881.
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AUToMoTIvt MISCELLANEOUS

KECAPPING IN WASH, one-day service:
Der. guar work: car protected under cover.
not left on street or lot For appoint, cali
LU; Os34, LU. 1917. Plenty of grade i and
CONSOLIDATED SALES CO, 1896 H at
ne. LII. 0834. LU. 1877.
MOTORCYCLE. Harley-Davidson. with
side-car, "a. Good condition Apply Adj
ministrator. 1915 Eve st u w
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in heart of Rosslyn, Va suitable for ware
house, wholesale or light manufacturing
use; attractively priced; In section Of grow
ing values. See Mr. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY priced
right by owner who Is leaving this Sec
on wide blvd; is ideal for store or it is
perfect site for smuch-needed hotel
This is a. fast-growing community. where
ing from the West to Washington and
points South; For further information,
call Mrs: Pickens, NO. 7146, with o. B.
DOWNTOWN, facing Courthouse; S15 $50;
5-story brick, IL large rooms; suitable
sation; building 70 It. vide; LIST it COM
mercial; 90-ft 'D'' area: old family resi-
dence that must be sold quickly. Ewes. or
sun g .r pho me Georgia s} 1890 J. T. oRA-
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO
l1O2 New York ave, NV. (GreyhounG Bus
Ierm1naD. RE. 1900. Open till D M 30
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 49,
room modern house in Arlington. Box
ABR, Star
ARLINGTON, Falls Church, va.-Have
considerable cash, need modern 3-bedroom
house or one with remodeling possibilities
Also interested in house with some ground
on Lee highway. c. W. CLEVER g. CO.,
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sToREs EoR RENT.

STORE and apartment for rent, Immediate
oecupanAd iRI SS22 hSsf Ssfs5 Gapfc9 r.
NV. MA. 1886,
FRAME BUILDING, 12x40 It,. 1243 New
ton st. ne MR.. WILSON
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OFFICES WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRM doing business on a national scale
requires approx. 400 So. IT. of once or
desk space at once in financial district.
BOX 333-R, Star. 13s
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ACREAGE WANTED

NV. Of the District in Montgomery County,
with sewer and water available, or
nearby: Please give all details to HERMAN
SCHMIDT, woodward Bldg, MA. 9257.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

4-STORY BRICK, downtown Northwest 10
cation. approximately $4,000 So. IT.. Q ele-
vators. 2 alleys; End commercial WI. 1885.
ing, $1,000 So It., on railroad sidins Il, citv
limit. Excellent for storage or manufac-
turing. Box 470-R, Star,
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: l-family detached homes on 5000
Four blocks on the District line on
Sheriff I'd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 800 Addison
1901.
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Remove one Isttsr from each word and
rearrangs to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
.'Lettered-out'' corrsctly It win. they say,
move mountains.
Answer to YEsTKRDAY's LETTKR-oUr.
CD sTENCuKD-DECLNE Che turns
it DOWN.,
CID THREESESTEER tguide).
ID ERlC9ON-CRONES fthey're old
M PLANCHET-CHAPIEr q garlandN
I'd GALOSH-SHOAL (the Imariner,6
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
day Of November, 1914, the United States
fled 2 libel IN the District Court OF the
Omitted States for the District Of Columbia,
bags. more or less, each containing 100
pounds, Of an article labeled in part: 100
Gated Coconut." and whereas By virtue Of
process in due form Of law, to me directed,
!, have seized and taken into my posses.
sion to WIFI bags, each containing 100
pounds, Of an article labeled in part: 100
Lbs. Net'''Vayasseur's Red v sssDesic-
Gated Coconut," hereby give notice to all
persons claiming the said described above,
or knowing or having anything to say
why the same should not be condemned
and forfeited. that they appear and assert
said claim In the cause on or before the
date returnable November 18th, 1914, in
the U. 8. District Court, City Of wash
iington, y. C., at 1000 A. NJ. c. MICHAEL
KEARNEY. U. 8. Marshal
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CONVERTIBLEs! CONyFRTiRT,F s

CONVERTIBLES! CONVERTBLES!
1912 Packard convertible
I94l Mercury convertible coupe.
1871 Ford convertible coupe
1g4l Chevrolet convertible coupe
1940 Packard (6) convertible coupe.
JACK PRY MOTORS. 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
USED-CAR SALE
AZ Dodge de luxe sedan. nuid drive. r
and h.
~ Plymouth de luxe sedan. heater.
42 Chevrolet Aerosedan. r. and h.
AZ Olds club coupe. small 9, hyd.
Al Buick special sedan.
40 BUICK super sedan. r. and b.
~ Packard Clipper sedan, r. and h.
Al Cnrysler New Yorker sedan, and h
Buick Century sedan, r. and h.
81 Buick Century sedanette, r. and h.
30 Oldsmobile Torpedo sedan, r. and h
40 Studebaker Champion sedan: over
drive; r. anC b.
81 Buick special sedan. r. and h.
a Ford 6-pass. coupe; heater.
39 Chrysler Royal sedai. +. and h.
q Olds sedanette. hyd.. r and h.
81 pontiac sedan. r. and h.
40 De Soto sedan. overdrive and heater.
Coryertibles:
40 Packard I20" cow. coupe, r. and h
20 Mercury cow sedan. =. and h.
Al Dodge 6-pass. convertible coupe. fuid-
drive and heater.
Many others in stock
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO. WA all
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT to the provisions Of Sections
Podiatry Act PUBLIC 6s7 18th Con-
grsss Chapter 457-3D Session HR.
S6g2) the District of Columbia Board Of
held October II, 1914 adopted the follow
ing regulation; mo APPLICANT for license to
bia by examination shall be permitted to
take more than three (3) examinations !"
Isl EDWARD z. THOMPSON, D. s. c..
President. (S0 ELLIOTT C. Schultz,
D. s. c.. Observation-Disclosures.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
GARAGES FOR RENT

WE ARE WILLING to pay. ceiling price,
for 1Ha-ton truck, stake or van body;
must be In good condition Call DI. 1865
between ] and 3 pm
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CONTRACTORS STORAGE YARD, about
5000 50. It., In. heart Of Rosslyn. Va,
between Memorial and Key bridges: $50
INC washington Building, DI. 5000
NEAR 18th AND YOU SITS. N.W.-2-story
brick house, suitable for real estate ONCE,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE lce~e.,

aEns OF 1,b 1897 S;cy sssdan sSca
MOTORS. gath and Pennsylvsnia ave. NV.
heater; only si.5e5. CIRCLE MGSroRass,
gath and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
PACKARD ., 1910, model ITO. convertible
Maroon f[nish; 81 rs CENTRAL asi H MoToR
SALES 4432 Conn. ave. EN-. 1854. Bob
PACKARD 1910 100 s-passenger sedan;
black finish, 8 very good tires; radio and
fes f sE li is.a n slsh s:s
PACKARD 1910 1910 $40" 4-door sedan: mi.
room in color. radio and heater, new
PAcKARn exa iss s. w 11 TIE ag1s
sss1S sRs h'f fxckSRsB goo M t1ss a
p 1242 2 24sh 81 toI nv q Re; oi2s; -
black finish. 5 good tires. radio and heater
' sz Fl isi sssfs szs y:
PACKARD 1910 model 100 4-door sedan.
nice car: bETHEsDA MoToRs. 'e 81. 1000 go
asas sds $40 ''sR fsafa
PLYMOUTH 1887 business coupe; good
rubber; heater and radio. Call WA. 1913
SATURDAY or Sunday after IL noon: 12'
STATION WAGON, Mercury. 194!; has
seats. good serviceabie tires; guaranteed
CHASE 70 Moron Co. 77s5 Wis. ave.
TAXI CAB for sale. Plymouth 1912, good
tires' excellent shape. Silver Spring 0597.
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1927 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double garage
GARAGES, l pebble dash, ] metal: on
wide. well-lighted paved alley. 1877 Allison
st. NV. lbet. 18th and 18th sts)
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GARAGES WANTED
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WANTED TO RENT single garage vicinity
'ewark st. and Wis. ave. Call DE. 1861
fter % m WV
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: baths, h.-w.h., full basement, scar
brick garage; terms
1900 blk. Montello ave. ne.-6 rooms
End bath; price and terms reasonable
LA SALE REALTY CO., Ma 1914.
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FARMS, $4,000 up. JOHN BURDOFT.
T. F. p; g. Silver Spring, Nd: phone
OWNER is ANXIOUS TO SELL ee-acr.
farm with 8 buildings, 35 acres in woods:
good crop and tobacco land: price. $500;
located 3 MI on this side Of Marlboro
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Stirring Tests Listed
For Potomac Hunts
Show on Sunday
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

The prize list has been issued for
the Potomac Hunts first annual
horse show, to be held Sunday
starting at 1890, at 1t. and Mrs
c. Thomas Clagett's Duration Farm
on the Falls road, Ia miles south
east of Rockville, Md.
The program evidently is devised
to give the spectators an afternoon
of thrills, for there are five of the
most spectacular jumping events
listed, triple bar. skyscraper
knock down and out, touch and out
and warm up.
Hunters are well taken care of
with five tests for fox chasers, green
hunters, ladies' hunters. working
hunters, conformation hunters anc
a hack class.
Championship jumper and hunter
awards also will be featured.
Henry A. Dentry of Towson, Md
and Turner Wiltshire of Middle
burg, Va, will be the judges.
On the Show Committee are Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Counselman, Will
liam c. Hanson, Raymond H. Nor
ton and F. Moran McConihe, chair
man. Raymond H. Norton and Hub
bert r. Quinter will serve as stew
ards.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
1t. Fox Is Training Director
At Submarine Chaser Bose

New director of physical training
at the Submarine Chaser Training
Center in Miami, Fla, is 1t. q. g.
Philip S. Fox, former Eastern High
football and basket ball coach. Fox
was given the assignment after 18
months duty on a destroyer, includ-
ing convoy escort duty in the North
Atlantic and hand in the Sicily
and Salerno invasions.
The new SCTC athletic chief. a
star athlete at Central 10 years ago,
received his masters degree from
Columbia University in 1888. and
spent the next three years in his
coaching job at Eastern. where he
also taught health and physical ed
ucation, before entering the Navy
In April, 1912.
Before being assigned to the sub
chaser school. 1t. Fox spent a brief
time at Norfolk as an instructor
While there he officiated at basket
ball games.
1t. Fox is married to the former
Sophia Taylor, also of WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Worsham on Bainbridge's S
Victorious Links Team

By the Associated Press.
BAINBRIDGE, Md, May 24.-Lev
Worsham, former Washington goli
pro, shared honors as Bainbridge de.
feated Norfolk Training Station In q
three-man team match, 4 up, te
christen the Tome course. The last
six holes were played in a driving
rain. Worsham shot a SO. opposed
to Chandler Harper, four-time Vir-
ginia State open champ, who cardeo
a 70.
Jimmy Demaret, winner of many
major tournaments, shot low score
of 66 to defeat Paul Runyan, an
other noted pro, who fired a SO.
John O'Donnell, Maryland oper
champ in 1889. was the only Nor.
folk winner, carding a 70, against
Bob Dunn's 78. Norfolk and Balm
bridge joined forces today in a team
match with the Naval Academy a,
Annapolis.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Fair RassIers Head
Indoor Bill Toniqht

Joe Turner's show featuring gal
rasslers, originally set for Griffith
Stadium tonight. will be staged in
stead in the Turner Arena because
of weather difficulties. Among the
belligerents will be Elvira Snodgrass
the hillbilly star; Mae Young, the
blond bombshell." and Rose Evans
proclaimed a Hollywood glamour
girl.
Elvira will try to spoil Rosie's
looks, while the "Bombshell" is up
against West Coaster named Nell
Stewart. Nell has been pleasing the
fans In Los Angeles and says that
Mildred Burke, present women's
champion, ran out on a scheduled
match with her after seeing one OF
her performances. Gladys Gillem
an Alabama farmgirl, tussles with
May Weston.
On the male half of the card, Her
man Outch) Rohde meets Don
Evans, burly Babe Sharkey's prin-
cipal annoyer Michele Leone has
the Cliff Olsen menace to contend
with and Maurice La Chappelle. the
fans Charles Boyer, goes to the mat
with Billy DarneIl
Evening star., 1944-05-24
PdrtIow With PhiIIv
Club for Grays' Tilt

Encouraged by the return of Roy
PartloW, one OF the top-line pitchers
IN Negro baseball, the PHILADELPHIA
Stars promise to be troublesome
when they take the field at Griffith
Stadium tomorrow night to oppose
the Washington Grays in the first
Negro National League game of the
season under lights.
Acquisition of Partlow places two
OF the leagues best southpaw hurl-
ers at the disposal OF Manager
Homer (Goose) Curry. Partlow and
Charley (FirebalD Boone each has
a blazing fast ball, an extra asset for
a pitcher in night games, and both
boast deceptive changes of pace.
Should Partlow get the call, he'll
have a double reason to beat the
Grays. 1t will be his first mound
performance since returning from
Mexico and it will be a chance for
him to bowl over his former mates,
Roy was member of the Grays be-
fore a disagreement caused him to
quit the team for the Mexico job.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Weight Lihers Seek
Mr.. America Title
Hy the Associa,ed press,

By the Associated Press.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May a.
Boys with bulging biceps and
bodies beautiful are due on Satur-
day to- settle the national senoir
AAU weight-lifting titles and to
name a muscular Mr.. America"
Some 40 or more entries are en-.
tered in the contests, approximately
half servicemen, ranging in rank
from private to captain.
Six classes win be open in the
weight lifting, 1873, 1856, 161, 181
pounds and heavyweight.
Mr.. America" will be judged on
muscular development, proportion,
posture, general appearance and
posing.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Emma Bourne's S 385
High as Women's
Pin Event Ends

Shining with the final nights ton
score OF 1856, Emma Bourne, last
years Glass B singles and all-events
winner, paced the Jack and Jill Quint
OF the Ladies' Hyattsville Recreation
loop to second-place tie with
Crossroads of the Prince Georges
County Ladies League in the C team
event as the 23d annual Washington
Women's Duckpin Association tour
nament ended last night at Silver
Spring. Their score was 1896.
Association Secretary Lorraine
Gulli, who the night before led Hi
Skor to the A team championship
with 1888, came back with 379 to land
second place in A singles. Marie
SpateS, captain of the Anacostia
Spillways and statiStician of the as
sociation, also took time away from
her important job to gain the run
nerup shot in B singles with 351
Elizabeth Henderson of the For
Sythe Shoe team of the Arcadia In
dependent Ladies League shot to a
third-place tie in B with Mae Diehl
of Ice Palace with 348.
Sue Stokes of Silver Spring tied
for fifth place in C singles with 343.
The King Pin Ladies' League two
some of Irene Ruttum and Betty
Halvorsen tied for fourth place in
E doubles with 594.
Charlotte Cruzan 14-year-old Ia
koma roller, who shared the D dou-
bles title with her mother, Rosemary
Stull, missed the E all-events title by
three pins when a 280 team set gave
her 895, two sticks shy of the 1877
tally posted by 14-year-old Rose
mary Pricci, who took the lead from
another lasSie, 13-year-old Dorothy
Clark, whose parents are prominent
Rosslyn bowlers.
The wlndup of the women's city
event ended five consecutive weeks
of tournament competition at Silver
Spring that started April 19 with
the mems Washington City Duckpin
Association championships.
A complete list of woman prize
winners will be published Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
PonsaIIe, 6. U. Grid
Ace, Heads Sports
Al Camp Lejeune
Special Dispatch to The Star.

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CAMP LEJEUNE, N. c., May "a
Marine Second 1t Thomas G.
Ponsalle, former Georgetown foot
ball player and boxer, has been
named athletic officer at this huge
Marine Corps base.
He succeeds Second 1t. Marvin
Bell. Marquette graduate, who has
joined a unit in training here.
Ponsalle. "a, entered the marines
in late 1912. Last fall he alternated
at one of the guard positions on the
camp football team with another
Georgetown alumnus, Second 1t.
Stanley Erickson. He has been
sports director of the officer can
didates' detachment here for several
months.
When Ponsalle enrolled at
Georgetown in 1888 he held the New
England Golden Gloves heavy
weight championship, won while a
student at Bridgeport Conn War
rem Harding High School. He was
graduated from Georgetown in 1912