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Evening star., 1944-06-02
DickeY Boy Counted
On 10 Make Hi Ho
Hustle Sunday
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

Wen-f1lled classes always have
been the order at Mount Calvary
Church's horse and pony show and
this seasons affair at the farm of
j. B. Bland in Suitland, Md, Sun
day, starting at 10 am, appears a
sure success from the standpoint of
entries. According to j. M. Magill,
manager, the junior, hunter and
jumper divisions will have lists equal
to peacetime shows and there will
be the stiffest competition for both
the hunter and jumper champion
ships.
Since Maj. Alvin I. Kay's open
jumper champion, Smacko, sus-
tanned a minor leg injury and is
having a layoff, A. G. Earnest's
Dickey Boy, champion of last Sum-
days Potomac Hunt show, is the
principal challenger of Mrs. Fred j.
Hughes top-notcher, Hi Ho. Smacko
and Hi Ho have been battling it out
all this season, with Dickey Boy,
ridden by young Al Earnest, son of
the owner, steadily creeping up on
llle Otnef TWO.
Neither Hi Ho nor Smacko was
entered in last weeks show when
Dickey Boy leaped 6 feet and took
the tricolor.
Among other aces entered are
Pfc. Bobby Lees Bonne File, Mrs.
Robert Bassett's triple-bar threat,
KriStine; Peyton Ballenger's Cradle
Baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Hall
mans King Rock, Jackie Warren's
Yankee Doodle and Hammond
Welsh's Mr.. Taylor.
A fine array of hunters is prom
tsed, including many District en-
tries. Among these are Maj. Kay's
No Mistake, Mr.. and Mrs. Hallman's
DunStar, 1t. and Mrs. Don Bradley's
Hy-Glo, A. G. Earnests promising
young hunter, Clifton's Dixie: Anne
Hagner's After Dark and Frances
Crouse's Hollejo.
Marian Curran's stable will be
represented and he is expected to
bring two van loads of mounts to
be entered in the junior classes,
which, along with the pony events,
will make up the morning card.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Fiqhts Last Nioht

FALL RIVER. Mass.-Tommy Greb, 100
Boston, outpointed Santiago Rivera, 134
Mexico City 00); Oscar St. Pierre, 1874
FFssll River knocked out Tommy Moore,
125, Cuba, stopped Danny Russell, Io?'
Philadelphia 90; Carmine Fatta, 1851,
BensonhurSt, outpointed Leo Dulmaine'
136. Worcester. Mass (S)
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.-Georse
C99oeper l2e, New York, and Pete Virgin,
n 12s: GaTheld N J., draw te):. Artie
Watkins, 1851. Cleveland 56).
SCRANTON, Pa.-Henry Jones, 2a2, out
pointed Patsy Perroni. 1856, Canton Ohio
10); Lev. Perez. 1856 Puerto Rico, Knocked
out Artie Lampert. 152. Brooklyn al
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Leemons and Forkos
Will Address BOYS

Tuffy Leemans, former George
Washington gridder with the profes-
sional football Giants, and Andy
Farkas, Redskins back, will be the
headline speakers at the Georgetown
Boys Club annual award night fes-
tivities tonight at 8, when $50 boys
will receive club letters and other
honors.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Angott Contemptuous
OF Williams Being
Made Big Choice
By the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Sammy
Angott, a smartie who loves to be
cast in the role of underdog, snorted
today at the 2l2-to-1 odds favoring
Ike Williams to beat him in their
l0-round bout that opens Philadel-
phia's outdoor boxing season at
Shibe Park Tuesday night
I hear Williams has predicted he
will knock me out in six or eight
rounds" scoffed the former light
weight champion. That's as silly
as those odds"
Yeah" chimed in Charley Jones,
Angott's manager. why in any
other city Angott would be favored =
Be that as it may, Williams, re-
garded in some quarters as the un-
official lightweight New York
Pennsylvania version) duration
champion now that Bob Montgom-
cry and Beau Jack are in the Army
ruled a heavy favorite with the
betting fraternity.
Angott, they reason, is past his
prime at 80 and on the way down
while Williams is young and gained
invaluable experience from his 12-
round knockout defeat at the hands
of Montgomery early this year.
Then, too, it is pointed out Angott
can't punch, while Williams packs a
kayo wallop that makes him danger
Gus every second.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
MRS Beats Fort Myer
In Abbreviated Come

In five-inning Industrial League
game halted by rain, Naval Receiv-
ing Station yesterday squeezed out
a 30 victory over Fort Myer.
Navy's hurler, Zimmerman. gave
only two hits, both doubles by Fishel
Three safeties we're collected off of
Fort Myers Lindamood, one two
run double by Baker.
Camp Springs was scheduled to
meet Cameo Furniture today on the
West Ellipse.
Fort Myer ------ 100 0i-2
N. r. s. ------- - 600 3x-3
Lindamood and sislaw; Zimmerman and
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

by ENt ASSUCIHIeu FItSS.
Today a year ago-Empire City
asked permission to transfer its
race meeting to Jamaica.
Three years ago-Lou Gehrig,
Yankee iron man first sbaseman,
died after two-year illness.
Five years ago-St. Louis
Browns traded Johnny Marcum
to Chicago White Sox for John
Whitehead.
Evening star., 1944-06-02

SOB average, are AL Wright, Dean
Roper, Sam Shreve. Paul Jarman
and Bob Miciotto.
Vernon Norr, proprietor of CO.
lonial Village, has added to thu
seating space of his plant.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TO-DAY
Baseball

Washington at Chicago nighb.
Roosevelt at Eastern, 3:45 On-
terhigh playofD.
Coolidge VS.. Western at Ana
costa, 3;45 Gnterhigh playoff).
Gonzaga at Blair, 4.
Maryland Park at Charlotte
Hall, $50.
TOMORROW
Baseball
Washington at Chicago.
Evening star., 1944-06-02

The pro-amateur golf tournament
scheduled for June 5 at KenWood
Country Club has been postponed
until later date at the request of
the professionals, Emmett Gary, sec
retary of the Maryland State Golf
Association has announced.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Gruys and N. Y. Cubons
To PIoy Delayed Game

Homestead Grays and the New
York Cubans, prevented from play
ing last night at Griffith Stadium
by rain, have rescheduled their
battle for tonight at $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Box Spring
$17.85

A perfect base for your mattress. Built
with coil spring interior, covered in
striped art tick. Full or twin size.
Evening star., 1944-06-02

Comprises box spring on legs and
comfortable sanitary layer felt mat
tress. Covered in attractive heavy
ticking.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Pro-Am Golf Postponed

N. r. s. --------------- OVO 3X-
Lindamood and sislaw; Zimmerman I
De Angelo
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HELP MEN AND woMEN Gent,

JANIToR, part time, for small new apart.
ment BLDG, and wife to work for resident
manager. Furnished living quarters and
salary; Apply 701 X st. NE. apt. l01.
Man NJ S0' Oh In0V WOMAN to canvass for real
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f FL AccoMPANIsT. capable Of playing
both classical and popular music. Each
PR2c IL ri HuasE ior s Gentleman conva-
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RECREATION LEADER in settlement
house, training and experience required
SETTLED COUPLE. white. to take care Of
large rooming. house in downtown area:
handyman with wife to assist in cleaning
nice apt. in addition to S65 a mo-. See Mr.
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SPOTTERS, ,pressers. clerks. baggers,
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WATERS, colored; dependable men can
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; , aIS Il 18th St nv
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HELP MEN g. WoMEh.

BOOKKEEPER aand telephone clerk. with
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and permanent employment for right
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TRANSFORMATION Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV
COLORED statesmen wanted men or
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COUPLE, colored, wife for g.hw.. man full
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Call at 1921 18th st. new. Phone MA. OSLO.
EDITOR for weekly newspaper. MA. 1855
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RESEARCH
DIRECTOR

a manufacturer of broad line Of cleo
trlcal reSlStors REQUIRES man who un-
derStands and knows how to conduct SCI
entinc research leading to practical results
and new products.
He has preferably a record of achieve
ment in research, can organize and direct
q research department, and can inspire his
its equivalent, and is deeply rooted in
physics, chemistry. or both
The company has high reputation and
standing in its field and requires a man
OF equal stature for this position. The
opportunity is an unusual one because it
offers Stability and permanence during
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man. original resourceful, and fertile in
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Individual and his contribution Box also,
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REFRIGERATION
SERVICEMEN.
SIS guaranteed salary to right man: steady
employment, Abbott Refrigeration Co.,
1925 14th st. NV
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sALEsLADY wanted by progressive store
ESP s1n s.
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SODA DISPENSERS, starting salary, se5
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Union Station.
SODA CLERK, full or parttime evening
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7G23 Georgia ave.
SODA GIRLS, 6-day week, S-hour day: all
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BARBER (COLORED).

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STOCK CLERK
MEN OF ALL AGES.

This is your chance to speed the VIC
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battle front will more quickly receive
fight this war.
You can earn good income and at
the same time learn a trade which will
be OF permanent value to you
We need machine shop helpers. receiv-
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Experience not necessary. but helpful
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SALESMAN.

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MESSENGER ROWS

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essential industry: Apply Room 200, West
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PARI TIME.
Hours, 10 pm. to . am. Young man,
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personnel office. 9Th and L SITS. NV
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2 statesmen

To investigate one of the best sales Jobs
OF the day. Plenty of leads, no priorties,
3 to 3 year purchase plan; you will be
thoroughly schooled and trained to make
your services profitable from the start.
Our new men are earning from $4,000
to $4,000 per year. Postwar posi-
bilities equally attractive. Car an asset,
day morning to see our Mr.. Burnside
at Room 200, 1910 K st. NV Don't de-
pate and doubt-come in and find out
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS,

We have been classified a critical indus
try by War Manpower Commission and
have openings for men at top wages good
hours permanent job and excellent work
ing condition with tools furnished. Appli-
cauts must have referral card from the
local United States Employment Service
See Mr.. Messick.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

Hair IL black a. night, fair,
beautiful, soft skin. and what
eyes. They are like lakes under
the moonlight. am In love
with her just as much, and
maybe more, than when l mar
ried her 20 years ago"
A UTOMOBILES are to he ra-
"A toned and the prices frozen
by March San Diego has a
slogan "A Million Population
by 1916 I think il will come
true. especially If Mexico goes
in for developing Lower Cali
fornia just across the border
from San Diego Pittsburgh
subscriber informs me she has
a Swiss musical alarm clock
which instead of bell wakes
the owner up with the tune,
You re in the Army Now"
ECOOD EYESIGHT." by Or.
~ John Ross and Dr. john
Reihner of Plymouth, Mich, is
another book that has helped
many young fellow pass the
eve tests of the armed forces
after once failing 10 do so.
Am very fond of listening 10
Negro spirituals, but only the
Fisk Jubilee Singers seem able
to do them full Justice.
Joe Miller of Chicago'S "sS5
Club" refers TO his establish
ment as 'one of the six best
eating places in the world" Joe
didn't name the other five The
best eating place in the world
in my book is home.
Copyright. 1914. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY.
Copyright. ls4A BY King Features

Copyright. ls4t. BY King Features
TO permitting soldiers 10 vote
when The fact Is that the dis
cussion is about how 20 conduct
this difficult and special type OF
election without destroying our
traditional constitutional gov
eminent.
/ dislike SrIedTS. When A man
is called a Fascist because he
believes In constitutional gov
eminent. that is a smear. When
a man is called an antl-Semite
because he preferred Franco TO
the Communists in Spain. that
is smear When a man is
called an isolationist because he
prefers that the United States
and Great Britain have voice
IN the Polish boundary settle
ment rather than to leave II 10
Russia alone that is a smear.
I DISLIKE politicians who love
power and who sacrifice the
traditions Of this country 10
perpetuate themselves in power.
/ still believe that the third
term is an evil
| believe that limited tenure
OF office is the keystone of the
American system and that its
lapse will result in a depotism
by officialdom
! dislike politicians who speak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. LOGAN CLENDENING

"SPEAKING OF dyspepsia. as
~ we were the other day"
said the seer OF Rosedale. DR..
Adrian Gibbs. II always sort OF
classify headache and dyspepsia
together.
For one thing they both lead
10 confused thinking Doctors
are as likely 10 get mixed up on
them as patients.
IL have known. in my time
four and twenty captains of re-
volt said the old cardinal, in
Browning's play.
Well. l have known four and
twenty kinds of headaches IN
my time-neurslgia. pelvic. bill
Gus. gastric. intestinal absorb
ton. uric acid-and some OF
them are still mentioned. but
mostly they have gone their
way.
The occasional. or acute.
headache is not usually hard 10
figure out. Any oncoming fever
or influenza, or stopped nose, or
spell of overwork will bring IL
on.
"NHE COVER headache
Il should be an awful lesson.
but too often il isn't. The young
occasional drunk has. the hang
over headache.
The old. regulars boozer
doesn't have headache he
feels bad all over. every morn
ing and ascribeS II 70 the whole
world That hangover headache
is Natures warning 10 the
young drunk.
The acute headache is easy
enough to cure Treat the cause
or 60 TO bed. or take that good
old forgotten, reliable-5 grains
Of acetanilid But don't take IT
daily or you'll turn blue. like
that ornament 10 the circuit
bench. who was once a patient
OF mine.
S@THE chronic headaches. the
everyday headache - in
the sense that the doctors see
them every day - have been
ascribed 10 everything on earth
But my observations teach me
that they can be reduced 10
four kinds
Eye strain. the people who
need glasses. or II they have
glasses, properly fitting glasses
You can spot en- because they
are all right in the morning, but
IN the evening after using their
eyes all day the head aches.
You can spot the high blood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

However. although Dewey has
not attacked the subject. his
tax department is imbued with
the idea that the federal and
state governments should divide
the tax field by agreement and
avoid Implications. az in the case
OF the income tax. not now but
In a reform after the war.
THE question may be raised.
for example, whether the
federal government has any
right 10 collect amusement taxes
inasmuch as amusement is a
strictly local occasion. A man
takes girl 10 the movies. In
what respect is that an inter
state transaction ?
II the federal government may
tax tickets. why may IL not tax
real estate? But If II confines
itself TO its own traditional
a m erican responsibilities II
won have 70 collect local taxes.
The Dewey administration
tendency seems TO be toward
restoration OF the responsibility
Of the subdivisions of govern
ment and the division OF taxing
powers so that the federal gov
eminent viii not be collecting
from the people 10 finance local
improvements. and assuming the
functio on OF the subdivisions
without reducing their wasteful
and irresponsible rapacity.
DECENTLY. Dewey's con-
IL troller. Frank Moore. has
been telling careless cities that
they can't refund old bond
issues but will have 20 pay
them off There is political
risk In this because II means
higher immediate local taxes in
some cases But Dewey pointed
out in 2 speech 10 a meeting OF
publishers that one city has re-
peatedly refunded an issue Of
bonds sold TO raise soldiers
bounties in the Civil War and
is still paying interest on them
although the payments have
amounted 10 many times the
original amount o.
In another case. Boss Tweed
in 1868 sold q bond issue paying
{ per cent 10 pay for a sidewalk
In the Bronx The sidewalk is
gone and probably no man lives
who remembers II.
That sinplified TAX return is
2 bright example Of the new
type Of New Deal The old
one, including instructions. con-
tanned six pages.
Copyright 1875 ~ United Features. .synd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
One Word Led 10 Another
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-


II agree with Buchello LaGuarda against passengers
doubling up in New York taxcabs.
know they do it in Washington where the high silk
hat is synchronized by involuntary reaction to the two
pronged swailow-tai coat.
But in New York have different class of
citizens whe eat with their knives and sleep with their
shoes
In Washington every stranger is a gentleman In
New York every gentleman must be in Washington.
Let's say you jump into cab at Times Square
Another fellow hops in the other door. He says
"Pennsy Station. You lavishly order Grand Central
Depot"
If he goes to Pennsy station first you have to pay
half of eetota strangers urban excursion If he goes
TO Grand Central first then the other fellow has to ante
up your swindle sheet While you arguing drunk
drives up the stagger plan and climbs in.
When the driver asks him where he going he saws
Take out Of the seats and put in floor show"
The trouble with drunk is he is always enjoying the
beautiful new world of tomorrow II hours ahead of
schedule
He doesn't if you stand there six months as
long you take him Let's add pckpocket or two
Long Island fisherman with dozen fnan hadde in
paper bag musician with bull fiddle and Gypsy Rose
Lee.
y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
ON THE SIDE.

WHO is the most contented
husband in the United
States? That might be difficult
10 ascertain. Anyway. l have
candidate. A Pittsburgh hus-
band writes
II have q mate who has one
Of the prettiest faces you have
ever seen In Hollywood or any
where else, Yet she weighs $50
pounds. When dressed up she
can put the streamIined girls to
shame. She is the mother of six
children. with another on the,
way. She IL 81 and q Knockout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

ELSA MAXWELL Recounts:
With silent sinking of
the heart l found myself sit
ting next TO George Sokolsky.
George ! said. I'm going To
move to another seat. don't
want you tn spoii wonderful
evening, because I have . feel
ing this Ii going to be q won
derful flm.'
George looked at me sharply.
What makes you think I'm not
going to like this picture: he
asked.
Well answered. for the
simple reason that YOU don't
like anything much"
Well. ! happened 70 like what
Elsa and ! saw that night II
was The Song of Bernadette. "
And / like Elsa. whose heart is
OF the purest gold. But admit
tedly there is much TO dislike
in this world OF ours.
-
E0R instance, dislike lies
L particularly when designed
by those in high places TO con-
fuse the people and to gain
power for themselves.
] dislike slogans Votes for
Soldiers" for instance, is a slo-
gan designed to create the i'm
preston that some are opposed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

But only history tell the whole story of the great be-
raya of the of that ended the murder of many Of
them by torture in prison camps
THOSE expressions of rage that told roared in
Congress- the other day. those cries Of hang the Mkado
and bOmb Japan of existence etc. would sound I'M
pessve but for the fact they emanated from
portes of the policy that sacrificed the defenders of Baaan
say leave it history decide the right wrong Of this
sacrifice but the policy that failed the of Baaan is the
policy that empozed with the Japs down Pearl Harbor and
that from the beginning has declined take the with Japan
as of first importance.
the policy of laxy in the handling of nerned japanese
the United States which has tolerated the mpudence
from them their people beheadng captured
avator and orturng death soldiers of the Philippines 1t