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HELP MEN 3 WoMEN (cont. }

COOKS. colored. experienced. willing to
conditions; 6-day week. Also coiored bus.
a erTS S7 t bssaas SESas s. iTA
for general housework, husband as handy
man; man; living quarters and meals furnished.
pa9f pofp1 good salary .oo,. CO 64s4 .. -.
general housework: sleep in: good salary.
A4ngg AADplg 31S1 aG}NTp Wpeodiand dr; ny, EN-; $3.50;
will train you for essential work on our
war workers Good pay while learning.
ABBY any pEoP1Es 1f bR1a 6Hesred sToREs es or
MHMRoon Snis, ~ ssi SIiERks ns for assembling man.
uals. stufing envelopes, etc. s p.m. to 1880
am, evenings week. Must be able to
work on feet part of time, Essential in;
dept. DI. 290o or apply at I241 Gath st.
NIGHT PIX opERAToR-Hours, IL
good to SALARY sm ABBY night "a s zLEE fish & Tss
part Or fun n,s time ~ for al
PEoPIEs DRUa sUsf sToRE or Aees Once az ~ any
sHo' CARD AND SIGN woRK-splendid
opportunity for young men or women, over
16, who desire to learn the work: We pay
time and half for overtime, off sat. after
noon and Sun. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, n P
sTENoGRAPHIC and general office work
employment; pleasant working conditions:
45-hour week. Apply in person, THE
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, white. must
be experienced, neat and SOBER excellent
Apply in person, JENES ITALIAN RES
TAURANT. 1907 DeSales st. NV. Apply
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for men and women, part-time
card runch operators to work EVENINGS
9th floor, $3.50 to daily. 1890 to 9
WoopWgARp WvnSobTpSagAR & LorHRop has immediate
opening for experienced or apprentice
engraving machine operator, man or wom-
an. Apply. employment office. 9th floor,
$50 to daily. 1870 to 8 Thursday.
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HELP woMEN.

YARD GOODS. sALEsWOMEN, full o.
part time;. excellent opportunity. for worn-
Taa ks ssry ss sew apy sS hsnSs st
personnel once, End floor. THE HEcHT
%oobwxRn So,o 5 ssi 5 7ta, 7to,rHRop ha, immediate
kitchen supervisor. part-time hostesses,
oce t0Ga 9th sal ESQ s5Dp, tS mRH da
rERSAsEsT i'm ss ThqPsaaH PosfH41oNs HisA school
blds tSoa METRoPoPrrAN Sds opIS LIFE s
nfscEAff c2 Re tgss western
Air. Inc. offers. an opportunity to become
expertly trained in airline operation.
sa aumSr esrs o Yessons syaas s
;ia,i + " A. , ,Haassf No :. ,MsshInEfSn "a:
through Friday. Hiring arrsnsements sn. ap-
INTERESTING JOB open in Washington
capable young woman wanted as public
ssiatons sfsr secretary; write fully Box lS3-z'
TRANS and Western Air,
expanding intercontinental division, oper-
alton now makes possible limited number
Dept e. B sa mmedaey s sf
junior clerks. accounting clerk. Junior ac-
countants; Industrial engineering, junior
ments janor eerRs ascountine seTs
cost accounting clerk, administrative senior
typist clerk. This is an opportunity to
receive training and permanent posi-
tion in airline operation. Apply in per-
son, T. w. A., Hangar No. 2, washington
National Airport. Interview Monday
through Friday. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap-
HELP WANTED at 1915 You st. NV,
BOULEVARD GRILL. MI. 1886. Secretary.
cashier. waitress and breakfast cook: good
Woodward & LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for office workers, typists, billing
machine operators. Apply employment
oftice. 9th floor
AUTOMOBILE FINANCE co. desires the
services of typist-bookkeeper. experience
preferred but not essential. salary $50 per
week. Box 1867. Star. FL
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING and income tax reports. ali
ments. II. e. WHALEN. MA. O227 19s
ACCOUNTANT, above average, can service
several small firms all taxes. profit loss
sooRKEEpiNG sssesRSfiip RECORDS serviced, nnan-
cial statements, tax, audits. by senior ac-
". G. Hu1psoN, Ii. 5s77. ' S3:.
CHEF-STEWARD, ~ yrs exp, cook,
available Immediately; small hotel, :, OF OF
Eeaen eaTsy Ha a
food cost; married. white. Box 1927,
cOLoRED BOY desires part-time work
from 30 or Clio. Call after pm,
RNGiNE2sR's HELPER and general utility
any an, hours; give specification. Box 1917.
EXECUTIVE available for employment by
WASHINGTON trade associations: long ex-
perience in all phases Of association work.
including publications news letters and
terview for further details. Box 141.Z,
LEGAL EXECUTIVE, attorney, now in
Government service, desires permanent
connection with business enterprise; ex-
periened in both private business l and
oughly familiar with business procedure
corporation finance and general accounting
practices. capable of rendering exceptional
service of a well-rounded executive char
acter to almost any type of business enter
prise; draft exempt, Box 1867. sta:
and accounting background. wants perma-
nent connection; experienced supervisor,
dispatcher. knows city thoroughly, can
handle public. Box 1l2-z, Star. 10.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DIETITIAN or hostess, experienced. with
p s. Gsn fsEnsh prye vs
DREssMAKING. designing, remodeiing.
alterations reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
EMPEoYEb lShPE ~ LADY A sxceient AHa'
sort in ssehsnss modern apt BOX isSz
EXECUTIVE wishes to manage women's
apparel shop; 9 years with nationally
known organization; interssted in loeat-
GIRL, colored, neat, wants waitress work
from pm. to pm. Call DI. 1868 oaf after
GIRL. colored, clerk or countergirl, stores
or drugstore; no Sundays. TR: 4730. l9.
GIRL. colored. desires psrt,time work IN
so fEenisss ssso betssep etsss $40 nna and 10 Pm Call
GOVT. EMPLOYE would love working with
children; excel. refs. character and ability.
SuhRsE. graduate. desires hourly nursing
Resident MANAGER. experienced, good
EhspEST Es1sffnssi Woman M Witt White *
Ing; salary and living quarters; one other
SECRETARY, intelligent. experienced, at
tractiye. desires position first-class law
sECRETARYwNative washingtonian' col.
lege graduate, ID years exceuent varied
business experience, desires position re-
Quiring efficiency, responsibility and high
personal qualities; $50 wk. min. Box
SECRETARY, very capable t1o yrs exp, }.
available for essential. interesting work.
ME-. 1900, Ext. 205, after $50 pm. 20'
NURSE, graduate, desires cases. Phone
RA 646O. 81
SECRETARY, manufacturing. technical
splendid refs: four hours daily commencing
February: near Greyhound. WA 1887. 81
SECRETARY Executive assistant, espe-
cially capable handling detail; broad secre-
tarial experience and expert stenographic
work; knowledge French; available i'm
mediately $50. RA. 2577.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER, capable,
mature age, desires position 30 hrs.
week; minimum salary, 81 per mr. Box
sTENoGRAPHER TYPIsT. experienced,
good t detail and general Office routine.
desires permanent position. Box 154-Z,
sTENoTYPIsT desires dictation several
evenings q week: remuneration secondary.
TEACHER, mathematics, public school.
military academy experience; best Of ref
THRar oyfsSMEST eeS Issz siar CLERKS inter-
ested in, .part-time evening employment
paper psGm work work. BOX Box ise-z. 5e star ssit' 70:
WOMAN, white, experienced. desires work
caring for child or aged lady; no Sunday.
Evening star., 1945-01-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES and typewrit,

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
oFSeE coRP Rfurf Bd
ALARM CLOCKS. watches repairee; pad | to
fs PRoerER s5eh aR0 and Ses dons TX GAMBLE
sg RsPar act and sto2 BE ready
s1:s5stsaRs NE AiaswoRTa aas FsRar'ns' Can Di
neg ror
first-class work; Estimates, designing serv:
ICES f5ss RAcoM ON GL 2os9 AL $500 Il.
efsi e1eT epss gSTsnfs aE 1885,
CLEANfNG-Rugs and upholstered fur.
ONCE: S new dry-suds ' method. oO moth s pro. O.
CLEANING OF RUGS and upholstered
y rests na on
in your own home; call for estimate
The low price will amaze you. Call NO
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. house wir-
ing, repair. plugs installed. $3.50 up; TIE
ELEcTRfcfASs; figa II 'a4-hour service: old and
new wiring: motors. washing machines and
pqsS tsed RhSns RE se9 repaired
seFyss aN sas s. nigbt T o
Iets: repsirs: I'D houses 'si spessialsss REGAf
EEe G SsGa ae sSs REPAIRS a sSsl
systems installed II It's electrical cal
ExrEkr ss Ii Sls7 WATGa FIJI II hssrs TO-
masteT Seases hSsfd MITcaELE JeWeier. i2o4 New
Td LSok H. s4SDlNq 81 941o FARE ek k7ds noAD Hous
oos ssss Enss shns stFlstlz oE sss
FURNACE and electrical repairs promptly.
GENE GRSsRai sH: sots CONTRACTING. carpentry,
painting and paper hanging; screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
GENERAL G coNTRAcTiNG, repairs and
ysmseasns Vaps%an f ~ tiass Gs q
GENERAL REPAIR, pIastering, cement,
weather proofing, carpentering, All work
gnaranteed by white mechanics. Call
GEN. REPAIRS, foundation to roof. Re.
modelling, painting, papering, plastering
Commit painting at night. TATE. Elk. s571.
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add.
tional income. Attics made into rooms
wo
house repairs. Get our free estimates
isisIs RENoV2TISa co' izao 1TVlng St. INV NV
PaiafNs. saa@S SSoo opApEK1Ne. interior, exterior
roof repairs. HULME. SO ST.. Hobar' 6
PAINTING. Let US Kem-Tone your home
Free estimates. AT. 1886.
MR. sfnaes RfpENoUR. Ho si4s
PAINTING, paperine. plastering at very
PHTN PsGRRs sssensGk raPknGNA1s Gs TN 1sss Work don.
immediately, best workmanship. We 60 Va
Sna bade MD E.iTatai sys rff en- nS s 9s too s%s %
PAINTiNG, psperinT. piastsrine and hoo,
sssndiins; gRgasity white me-
PAINTING, paperinE. Can Shepherd 4771.
interior sxtsrIo5 o1 Ias:
estimates call WILLIAMS, RA.. 8379.. 27s
PAINTING and paperhanging in distinctive
c1ce pHI n pF5yats homes ae and
PAINTING, PAPERING. plasterins, elec.
trical work; materials available; free esti-
mates; white mechanics; prompt service
DI. 4100, after 5 pm. FIR. 3502.
arst.sIass xeIfnssPshis s WeSE Il sss sens in Ss: lR;
PxsfaENsS xNTNS fFEkasd All M R9Af1 Re
that feeling Of prswar ecisncy service &c
me do your work. I'll DO the job and do il
well, without giving you any Of the alibis
hard-luck stories and trouble all too Otter
Des esmsa s on the war Essnfy Is =; praN s
| It. Cali Mr.. MALHoYT. co. 1882. .19s
PAPERING-5-room. 2-story-hall house
$65 complete. No better workmanship
PAPERiNG ROOMS, Sc up: also painting
sssSsRDs sss2 sr ssrs'ss o1dss; 1897 sS' 1s
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PERSONAL

CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home: For in
%asTEba Da0ns rssponsbs White for
night duty In small boarding school near
Tasfhng0n abiEs HATS rsona sEMopfnEb 6 SSgs fabrics
felts, straws; designed, blocking. trimming
KGqTE a$s Fl 9Dfa for eves eosta1e
zESs ayaas16M sxsz dnf ndss nsos g. nA tx
WATCH REPAIRING, 8 to s. days service;
alarm clocks repaired; work guaranteed;
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tsatSn aR 81 EGBGA foEB e. SssHssa eENTaR and aF
WAKE VA E y GP By PHONETIC original wake.
Month. up petalls after M $50 pm. De. ssoS
EXPERT WATCH. REPAIRING, To-day
service: guaranteed scientifically by watch.
iNCCoME TAX returns and declarations
asas ss ss
DIR. q. ". JOHNSON dentist False teeth
sesi5ss Wesoss sda shs ss Seu i4ts sai NV Roo"
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. II you are in need OF loan up to
f$Se sS xSar centrally located
prdmsa % serve sn sye ssses suits Raea
Moderate prices. LEA ENGEL. lilo F st.
NV. Room 20. Phone Elk. 1903.
HENS, SOC up: coat relinings: all kinds OF
tailoring and alterations: prompt service:
expert workmanship: NEEDLECRAFT. $40
b. 2sh FkrpX Ii rs sosrRSW SSST " MA as SSg 7ooa
Conn. ave Hours 10 to 6. Appt. only
Physiotherapy treatments, $5 each. I9'
DANISH FEAR g. SELF CONSCIOUSNESS
deyelop COURAGE, and gain poise; learn to
talk f1uently and convincingly. For private
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng.
lish. ,self-confidence, freedom from self;
BARBER SERVICE in your home, or. hos
pital Cab MIR. AMBROSE. Service Barber,
GE 9508: evenings WA. 9421.
MEN, WOMEN! Old at 40, so, 60i Want
to feel poppy, years younger? Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron: also
contain vitamin B1, calcium. Trial size
only 35c. At. all druggists.
MOTHERS day care Tor child In priv. lic
dan sts. NV. IA. 1907.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS. repairs. painting, remodel
HiGHWooD BUiLDINd CO: EN-. 75sli
ano weRK efhs' panns
plastering. concrete and brick work. Call
a6Ms1sTrf vi s3AT Pc EcoSSsTTakAcroRs. SsTa RA s4sss
pairs; Eysning phone, At: 2ss5:
ING ING coNTRAcToRs. NC. isTS Wiscon-
GENERAL eiIs fas oREMoDELING. maintenance
Estimates. IS ~ Contact NoRAIR, ordvas re 4sIs.
HEATING. boiler requirements, new in
stallations. complete heating. plants; one
if6%h aoME sen EH fSes and repairs ts base
ment to roof; individual attention given.
56HR ma VIII 10r resns esima'e siding.
Ss's; + oS ssa55 81 e sa,. GATES
par TpEk EsoSpaPf prices best M ha1
sAINTING AND pEcoRATNG: g q years a
CAN RA. $3.50 or GE. 1863 after $50 pm.
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
c. D.
Prompt service. Terms arranged. HOUGH
BROS. CO.. DI. 400: after pm. FIR.
1902.
REPAIRS-Remodeling homes, buildings,
roofs, all kinds; prompt service E. l..
MILLER, 1885 10th st. NV. NO. 1864.
ROOFING, asbestos siding, remodeling,
terms, 1-15 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 110S-1113
Member JIM. Home Improvement Guild
CALL A. p. WOODsoN CO.-Roofng. sid
ing, insulation: combination storm sash
IN VIRGINIA call PATTERSON GARDINER
CO., CHI 1922. Johns-Manville roofing,
siding, insulation: storm windows, heating.
remodeling; terms.
MODERNTZE YOUR HoME---Porches In
ished concrete and brick work painting
and plumbing. roofing. siding and storm
sansed TaSn ei DIsTRicT 81 Is RENoVAroRs. gen.
eral contractors: GE. 1851.
DAVID H.. VOLLAND, builder: remodeling.
repairs, playrooms. AS Quincy ST.. NV.
RA. 3455. 81
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REPAIRs AND sERyIcEs tcont. }

Nk6 AIM AND S6NvIS6S 8&0Ht.y
PAPER HANGING, this week only, 81 and
pers: work guaranteed. Michigan 6315.
Sa,1s SsiSIs sos "a. @ Sns IS burt Is Job too small
r e sa Iss Esst tlss sss'ns YisHiiRs
PLUMBiSG AND HEATING-Heating boil
ers repaired aired or replaced. Cali FIR. $500
RADIO K Hd, TGBEs TG2si FOR ALL REPAIRS. aP Free
LLIyns g S7aS. 2lIi Nichols ave: Sc: q.
0wn 0S5. home. nn ., D: C., Nd, Va. LEE; D1.
@ RADIOS s' REPAIRED in your home i pos
sible: by graduate radio service mechanic:
R oess e opA as
aS ESpsggg eis2aa' s2po e Ds9 sns Z
SH- $50 S95 Kennedy, ST. NV. Ia: 251s
3 mos. Honest prices. MiD-cITTY RApfo
SHOP, 81 Pm: Friday and Saturday.
R6offAc:7 R1s IN o77z Timing. painting. ssster.n,
and spouting. Cali MR.. SHIPLEY. GE.
RooF REPAIRING. plastering. painting
service; 1; g; HAMILTON. Ex: 0e3e. s5..
Ss61 msasrh or MR s2se
SEWING MACHINE REPAIkS-We inspect.
| oil and adjust any make machine, 60c.
| Replacement parts for all make machines.
Famous New Home" sales and service.
THE PALAIS ROYAL. sewing machines.
End ioo.. Dl 1900
SEWING MACHINEs-Guaran repairs
on any make. Adjusting and oiling. 81
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew;
ing machine dept. 3rd noor. s. KANN
SONS CO. District 1900.
| SIGN PAINTING, Office door lettering;
reasonable prices; prompt service. Adams
1887. 2Is
| UPHOLSTERY-Furnitu upholstered and
| repaired; 2 pieces upholstered. S54 .95
| To-day delivery; also slip covers and dra-
| peries made with customers own material
| HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up tc
3 IT wide and #: long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method. WASHINGTON SHADE &
WIRING OUTLETs, fixtures repaired mo mo
tor service; prompt service COLUMBIA
1921 14th St NV. AID. 1925.
USED CAMERAS pought ana sold. Full
LER q d'ALBERT. INC. s16 10th st. NV
JANUARY sPECIAL-Let us paint youl
kitchen and bathroom. Special rates fol
January only Please call us for estimate
| for your interior decorating. We special
ize in papering, painting and floor refinish
| ing. D. C. DECORATORS, INC, 1415
St NV, MA 1917
Evening star., 1945-01-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
STEN0GRAPHFR lFl. aviation,

stenog., association work, S1T5; stenog.,
law ofices, S175; stenogs. medical, $176;
stenog, temp. and perm, hourly openings,
wk.; clerk-typist (s). $3.50 month. Amer
lea needs you---work, help your friends on
the fighting fronts. Miss Ford, FORD
Unusual OPENINGS - Aviation drafts
men, S345 mo: essential with xs postwar
S45-S5o wk. up; U.) bookkeepers, $50 wk; /;
clerks. S35-S40 wk.: shipping clerks I'm. },
$50 wk, exper steele, no drinkers, please.
Hundreds Of excellent openings. Come in.
(Est 90 yrs) PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G. st. Next to Epiphany Church,
(NA. 2114, 60SS, $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-01-19
MOTOR TRAXEl.

CAN TAKE l or 2 passengers to Miami
Beach; leave Wash. Jan. 25. Call Ia
1886. 81
NAVAL 1T. driving West Coast, leaving
Jan. 23d, desires officer passenger: share
expense and driving. Box 1887, Star. 19s
PASSENGERS WANTED to ride to Balti-
more daily Leave 2 am. Call after $3.50
pm, CHI. 07S4.
TRAVEL to Orlando, Fla. Husband, wife
pay expenses; make offer. 1902 Burling-
ton rd, Hyattsville, Md. 2l'
Evening star., 1945-01-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO FLY. Call Oliver ssSs. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
WOMEN find fingerprinting pleasant and
interesting. Free information. Phone DI
STENoGRAPMc and seeretartal classes
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
27 yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. MA.
233s. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. topp.
Capitol Theaterl
p. b. X. OPERATORS are needed. Short
courses, easy to learn, some tipping tnclud-
ed, If you wish. Course and position only
$50. New classes starting. Miss Page.
CAPITAL P B. X SCHOOL, 1911 G St.
next to Epiphany Church (Est. IL yrs).
Ma. 2115. -
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, mathematics
physics, primary grades through high
school. 1924 Van Ness st. NV. Phone
EN-. 1865. 81
WANTED private instruction in beginning
Russian or 3 evenings per week by
trained native teacher State aualihca-
tions and charges. Box 1887, Star. 21s
Evening star., 1945-01-19
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

TYPING DONE AT HOME, envelopes ad-
dressed letters. etc. neatly. quickly.
Work called for. Michigan S017 any time.
| 20s
REFINED, gentle couple with teenage son
desire comfortable living quarters tunfur-
nished) in home or on small estate nearby
Washington in exchange for wife's services.
| BOX 1897, Star 21s
Evening star., 1945-01-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-Restaurant, food only: iGeal
location for beer; very reasonable. $3.50
M st NV.
lPAWNBROKERs EXCHANGE, established
1S yrs; long lease; reasonable rent. 901
eth st. NV. 10s
Evening star., 1945-01-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
NERAL HoUsEWORK.

GENERAL HoUSEWORK. girl wants Il
mornings a week FIR. 1855.
TWO COLORED country girls want domes-
tic work: all day; l after school, As In.
AID. 9647.
WOMAN, colored, wishes housework and
cnnkinR, hNa-day week: $50. SH PISS. 21s
Evening star., 1945-01-19

Situations Unnted advertise
nents containing the symbol
* are inserted by er-serpice
men and tDomen.
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CONTINUED on Next rassJ
Evening star., 1945-08-09
Prewar Class Marks
Eastern Net Event.;
Stars Advance
By the Associated Presa.


RYE, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Bigtime ten
mis- took on semblance of prewar
days today for the first time since
Pearl Harbor as the annual Eastern
grass court championships swung
into the second round at the West
chester Country Club with almost
every national ranking player on
hand.
Four of the first 10 players in the
mems division, along with several
more prominent players of former
years now back from the wars, and
nine Of the first 10 nationally ranked
women, and II OF the top 20, ap-
peared IN the draw.
The opening round of yesterdays
play produced not a single upset.
Frank Shields and Sidney B. Wood,
a pair Of veteran New Workers, who
were finalists at Wimbledon in 1891,
and Elwood Cooke of Los Angeles,
runner-up at Wimbledon In 1899,
gained the jump on the rest OF the
field by moving into the quarter
finals, bracket ahead of Defending
Champion Bill Talbert of Whining
ton, Del, and Francisco Pancho)
Segura of Ecuador and the U. of
Miami, and others.
Champion Betz Advances.
Pauline Betz. National champion
from Los Angeles, seeded No. /, and
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills,
Calf, winner here last year and
seeded No. 3, led the women's divi-
sion into the second round.
Wood needed three sets to down
Bruce Thomas OF West Palm Beach,
Fla, 2-6, 6-3, 60, but Cooke and
Shields, the latter recently dis
charged from the Army Air Forces,
won their matches in straight sets.
Cooke defeated Capt. Robert Dixon
Of the Army Air Forces, 60, 6t1,
and Shields eliminated Thomas
Burke of Rego Park, N. Y, 60,
6-3.
Talbert, who ended Segura's long
winning streak here last year, and
nationally ranked No. 2, easily beat
Nick Buzolich Of San Pedro, Calf =,
@3, 6-4. Segura, ranked No. 3,
yielded only two games In beating
Harry Buttimer of San Francisco,
81, 81. Other winners were j.
Gilbert Hall, New York, veteran
champion and seeded No. 10, and
National Junior Champion Herbie
Flam, Beverly Hills.
Miss Brough Breezes.
Miss Betz, winner of the last three
National titles. but runner-up to
Miss Brough here last year, elimi-
mated Betty Rosenquist, South
Orange, N. j., So, 81. Miss
Brough easily subdued Edna Stein
back, Richmond Hill. N. Y, 61,
60.
Margaret Osborne, second seeded
star from San Francisco, who de-
feated Miss Betz in the Delaware
final Tuesday; Mrs. Sarah Palfry
Cooke, 194l National champion;
Dorothy Bundy, Mary Arnold, Shir-
ly Fry, Doris Hart and Mrs. Patricia
Todd, other members of the first
10, also triumphed.
Evening star., 1945-08-09
HombIetonion Triumph Earns
Titon Cleor Right to Sulky Title

/ over took over the runner-up spoa
in the second, three lengths back.
The crowd Of 1928 had nc
chance to gain anything through
Titan's victory, rs he was barred
from the wagering In view of q
career that includes q world record
of 2 minutes fiat for 2-year-olds and
unbeaten performances in 10 preyi-
Gus starts.
But 1t was worth $27 ,60s.3s to
Hartman, New York financier and
an important figure in the trottine
and pacing world, and to Gerry. 4
high-ranking polo player before the
war. Maj. Gerry is stationed In
Germany with the 9th Air Force.
Wins on Seventh Try.
Hartman had made six previous
attempts to win the Hambletonian
but the closest he ever came was IN
1887, when his Farr divided second
and third money. Maj. Gerry land
ed fourth money with Fast Train In
his only other shot at the big prize
For Pownall, who took over Harri-
mans horses eight years ago. 1t also
was No. !.
Second and third monies were
split between Axomite and Kimberly
Hanover. They each finished sixth
in the heat In which they weren't
runnersup. Fourth went to Joseph
Burke's Mighty Ned, third In both
heats; fifth to e. j. Bakers Doctor
Spencer of st. Charles, ILL.,. and sixth
to Mrs. James B. johnson, jr.'s VOL
tite of Rochester, Mich.
Evening star., 1945-08-09
by ORLO ROBERTSON.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

GOSHEN, N. Y, Aug. 0.--The 5.
year-old trotting championship, Ia.
beled months ago for delivery Il
Titan Hanover. today Is In possession
Of that little bay colt that e. Roland
Hartman and Maj. Elbridge T
Gerry took out Of the yearling sales
two years ago for 5000.
Titan Hanover, a son OF Calumet
Chuck foaled on Lawrence Shep-
pard's Hanover (Pa) farm. erased
any doubt as to his right to the title
yesterday when he won the Isl, ,046.9e
Hambletonian from 18 rivals-the
largest field In the history OF the
corn tassel derby.
He Has to Be Good.
The champion had to be good to
win the first heat, since he scored
from the second tier Of the unwieldly
field. But under the expert guild
ance of 42-year- Harry Pownall
he bounded into fourth place inside
Of the first eighth Of q mile, trailed
past the half-mile post and then
swung into command to win in
2:04%.
With the advantage of the pole
position in the second brush, Pow
nall took the mooth-striding horse
to the front and never was headed q.
he trotted the mile in 1904. Axomite
owned by Octave Blake of Plainfield
N. j., wound up second in the FIRST
heat. beaten a length. and 1t. Col
Dunbar Bostwick's Kimberly Han