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Evening star., 1945-11-18
Gen Woinwights Own Story:
General, Back in y. S., Realizes Dreams Of 9bre
When Truman Awards Him Medal Of Honor

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Evening star., 1945-11-18
Telephones to Wife.
lrue doiarofin,, ~nf

A large delegation met us at
Hamilton Field. the Mayor. several
generals and my sister. Mrs. Fred
erick Mears of Seattle, and my boy,
whom ] had missed so very much.
With my boy and my sister in the
car with me we whisked through the
Presidio and into the city to the
.Ht. Francis Hotel, where heart
warming crowd had gathered. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
table for its simplicity and lowell

table for its simplicity and lowell
ness.
The excellence of the concerted
singing by some 65 voices and the
facility with which they COPIED with
the difficult intervals in Remnants
number and with the high register
in Bach's oratorio helped to smooth
out the sketchiness or absence OF
details on the part of the orchestra
In spite Of little or no support in
the climaxes, the group succeeded In
scoring many points in favor of the
works presented.
Williams Fantasia on Christmas
Carols" calls for a soloist to act as q
singing narrator of the familiar
facts which led to the birth of Christ,
with the chorus joining in intermit-
tently. The part was assigned tt
Sergt. Darwin, whose sonorous bari.
tone reached the remotest corner,
of the vast cathedral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

Texas B. Gibson, 81, and Jean e. Burkey,
:. IS, both Of Bethesda.
Harold Burt Cverstreet, a., Golden, Colo,
and Catherine r. Heston, 20. West Palm
Beach, Fla.
Robert w. Estes, jr.. 81. Rochelle. Va, and
Helen Mae Tanner, 20. Arlington, Va.
Harold Taylor FL, Lawrence, 8. c., and
Alice White, 90, Washington.
Irving !. Wohl, 20. Washington, Pa, and
Wanda A. Gilmore. 90 Alexandria, Va.
Donald H. Terkelson, %. New London,
Conn. and Murna I. Shafer. FL. Beth
esda.
and Irma e. Baseye 10. Arlington, Va,
Otis Vaughn. %, Washington, and Naomi
O. Gather, 81, Glenmont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Fire Boot Personnel
Puy Bill Goes to Truman

The Senate yesterday passed and
sent to the White House for sigma
ture the bill to give the half dozen
pilots and marine engineers of the
District Fire Boat an increase in
pay from $1,000 to $4,l6880 a year
The measure, sponsored by Rep
resentative Mcmillan, Democrat, of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

Bolin, contralto; Earl Nails, tenor
and SiSergt. Glenn Darwin, USAAF'
baritone - the organization sang
Vaughan williams Fantasia on
Christmas Carols" and Bach's
Christmas Oratorio," part III, in
addition to novelties by American
composers. Robert Ruckman was
the organist and Wesley Steel the
harpsichordist.
Kent Remnants Blessed Are They
That Mourn" given in memory Of
all of the war dead of our country
was impressive for the reverence
with which he treats the subject
punctuated by forceful climaXes If
the orchestra. Less complicated If
structure, yet imbued with that re.
ligious spirit so well expressed il
the text, Mr.. Bales Lines" was no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

South Carolina, who will become
chairman of the House District
Committee January /, applies to
these firemen the graded pay in
crease, plus 8 per cent in lieu of an
overtime rate granted to other Dis
trict employees last July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Reverence and Joy
of Yule Expressed
In Choral Program
BY ELENA De SAYN,

By ELENA De SAYN.
The Cathedral Choral Society of
Washington gave its Christmas
program last night in the Washing
ton Cathedral, stressing the rever-
entail and the joyful spirit of the
season. Under the direction OF
Richard Bales, guest conductor, and
assisted by the National Gallery
Sinfonietta and four soloists-
Margaret Vardi. soprano; Shannon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

Rehabilitation of war veterans
costs money. Contribute your share
by investing in Series "E" Victory
Loan Bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. C. latUs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Wait three full days and
receiDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Santa Anita Meetinq
ROLLING in Wealth
BY the Associated Press.

BY Inc Associated Press.
ARCADIA, Calf, June 1.-THE
fifth week of racing at Santa Anita
Park opens today with many signs
pointing to one of the richest short
meetings in turf history.
In the first half of the eight-week
session. 564,199 spectators have
crammed $36,816.718 into the betting
machines. This is a daily average
Of 28,2l0 persons and s1,840,836 in
wagers.
Purses totaled $3.50 900, a daily
distribution of $40, ,450, which is be-
hind the $35, 1860 average estab-
lished last year at Saratoga. But
with the 100000 Santa Anita aver
age distribution to horse owners
may eclipse the record.
Weight imposts for the big handi-
cap, to be run June 80, were an
nounced yesterday and placed
Thumbs Up on top with 100 pounds
Weights for other leading con-
tenders: Gay Dalton and Jury Box,
1876; Brio Brac, Marriage and
Paperboy, 1872; Happy Issue and Bull
Reign, 12l: Sea Swallow, Best Effort
and Busher, ia; Sea Sovereign
Quick Reward. Sir BIN and Check
erhall, 112.
Turfmen's interest this week CEN
tiers on the $4,000 Santa Catalina
Handicap for California -breds Sat-
urday. California horses have won
So races, bringing their owners $121-
800, in the first four weeks. Louis
B. Mayors Perris Valley Farm in
Riverside County has produced II
winners, to lead all State breeders
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

2I1A, Norwaik. Conn. Knocked out out
CLAYTON Worlds, 1876, Chicago, 8. Jim
schwimmer, 207A, Baltimore, knocked
sasubenv,,,. sas Eay Whiazer" Whia White. 2@oh'
NEW YoRK-Ailie stolz, 1914,
Newark, knocked out Tommy Mills,
1879. Valley Stream. N; j., 4. Joe
TTamofta;; lam Ho;,,ns 1884; New YORK, outpointed
ATLANTA-Freddie Cochrane. 145h,
Elizabeth, n. j., knocked out Eddie Mil
Ter. l50, st: Louis, 2 (nontitlel.
cago. outpointed Eddie Taylor, iss.
Detroit, ~ 10 Jim Williams. 2l5. Chi
PRovipENHc;E-pat Seaman, 1se.
1861, Philadelphia. 10. Bobby Berger. Berger.
I53. New York, and All Barbosa, I53,
"sFsesn NEWARkMFredadiev kMais; ahsv' Russo E; ,son,
Railway. outpointed Vince Dell 'orto,
49, NeSssk, Tko. chariis Riafs pavis Ma1'5o. 15o.
nostaS aAyGEEdals atya7S,.d 4snl Ross 1i, 17aa
New Haven, 10: Joe Fasta, 1s7, New
Haven. knocked out frankie Whalen.
Flint, Mich, .outpointed Ruby Garcia,
1so, 1so, DdisnsnoliIi Rdis1s Tko' Pedro carsonea'
BMGHAMToN: II. SPEEDY Du-
Berlie Ianier. 1855. New YoTt. io.
sd Chuck Han. les, LacEswsnns. n.
CHICAGO = Collins Browns, 1872,
Chicaso. outpointsd yecie Van, 17oh,
Memphis. outpointed Ted Newsone'
10. Chicago, 5.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Scott Seen as Merely
Reprieved in Delay
OF Bivins Fight

Buddy Scott was not kayoed by
Jimmy Bivins last night at Griffith
Stadium, nor did he lose the deci-
sion. Bivins didn't even lay a glove
on him. But that's not saying he
won't tonight when they put on
their 10-round bout postponed from
last night because of threatening
weather.
A cluster of the faithful were in
the pews around starting time when
the weatherman pulled a dark cloud
directly over the ring, unleashed a
clap Of thunder for sound effects
and sent Promoter Goldie Ahearn
scurrying to call 1t of. Rain fell
furiously in some sections of the
city but curiously missed the ball
park. approximately half the fans
got their money back when the
postponement was announced.
Ahearn stoutly defended his choice
OF Scott as an opponent for the
smuggling Bivins, explaining how, in
searching for a good fighter. he
happened to run across Buddy's
picture in boxing magazine. Scott
was ranked tenth among the heavy
weights in that issue, although
Goldie neglected to name the date,
SO he decided to grab him.
Goldie said the unfavorable pub
hcity given the bout might make
Buddy mad and induce him to put
up better fight than he would
have with better press notices. 1t
was also hinted that Bivins had not
reported in the best shape. That,
however, didn't affect the odds.
which at last reports had set new
altitude records.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Jersey City May Gain
|. |. Lead Tonight

By the Associated Press
The Jersey City Little Giants can
regain first place in the Interna-
tional League tonight Only four
percentage points separate the on
rushing Giants from the slipping
Montreal Royals.
The Giants racked up their ninth
victory in their last 10 games by
whipping Rochester, Z to 2, behind
Mike Mellis' six-hit pitching last
night. Mike Schemer, Giant first
sacker, got three hits in five times
at bat and now has hit safely in
seven of his last 10 trips to the
plate.
Newark stretched its winning
streak to five by tripping the first
place Royals, 5 to 2, behind the four
hit twirling of Southpaw Charley
Mistos, up from Binghamton of the
Eastern League. Aided by Mike
Portner's 10th homer of the season
the Bears now are only 312 games
off the pace, although in fourth
place.
Baltimore made it eight triumphs
in 10 games OF the current home
stand by blasting out Is hits to
smother Buffalo, 14-7. Elmer Wein-
gartner led the Oriole attack with
grand slam homer in the fourth
as the Bisons lost their ninth
straight game.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Rich Card at Pim|ieo
Saturday Approaches
One Day Coin Mark
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, June l2.-Satur-
days racing at Pimlico will ap-
proach the all-time one-day purse
record of $181 ,01O for the Belmont
Futurity card of 1899 with the
Preakness, of course, headed by
Hoop Jr., Kentucky Derby winner
taking the spotlight.
1t must share, however, some hon
ors with the Pimlico Oaks for g.
year-old fillies, the Nursery stakes
for 2-year olds and the $50, 900 Dixie
Handicap.
A year ago Greentree Stables
Dockstader trimmed Hoop Jr. in
the Nursery, but Greentree reports
that Dockstader is a coughing VIC
tim and only a fair possibility"
for the 3-16-mile Preakness.
Among the 10 eligibles for the
3-16-mile Dixie, Charles Turner's
Bon Jour drew l24 pounds, with
Millbrook Stables Alex Barth given
121 pounds.
Hoop Jr., pronounced by Trainer
Ivan Parke as ready for his show
down test with Walter M. Jeffords'
Pavot, led a contingent of the Ken
lucky Derby field to Baltimore yes
terday..
Dozen May Run in Preakness.
Perhaps a dozen will go to the
post in the 44th running of the
Preakness, which already is assured
of winners purse of $63 ,67O-
largest in the Maryland classics his
tory-not counting the additional
fee Of $500 for each starter.
Other Preakness eligibles already
at the track besides Hoop Jr. and
Pavot include c. S. Howard's Sea
Swallow, Mrs. w. G. Lewis Darby
Dieppe and Col. E. r. Bradley's
Burning Dream and Bail Bond.
Polynesian, which defeated Pavot in
the Withers Mile at Belmont a
week ago: Alexis, Jeep, the Doge,
Bobanet, Brookfield and Fair Jester
are probable entries expected in a
day or two.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Arcuro Rides Winner on First
Mount Since Derby Triumph

the favorites to win, took beating
at Belmont Park yesterday, wher
all of the choices in the seven fiat
races went down. Great Flare, win
ner of the steeplechase, was the only
favorite to romp home first.
A crowd of 81, ,068 bet $1,000, ,378 at
Belmont for the first Monday So
100000 day since the day before
Memorial Day last year.
Jockey J. r. Hill rode a consecu-
tive triple at Pascoag with Snipe
($9.40) in the third, Play Greenock
(s54.40) in the fourth and Vain
Beauty $3.50 in the fifth. j. r. Lay
ton also turned in a triple al
Churchill Downs with Wonde,
With ($6.80), Umbriago ($17.20) and
Uncle Otho ($4.4O).
Louis B. Mayors Thumbs Up has
been assigned top weight of 13C
pounds for the 100000 mile-and-
one-quarter Santa Anita Handicap
on June 80. Gay Dalton and Jury
Box are next with 126 each.
Mrs. Elizabeth's Graham's Beau
gay. A. C. Ernst's Aladear and Boeh-
mer and Dumestre's Paper Cup are
expected to compete in the $7,50(
Polly Drummond Stakes at Delaware
Park Thursday.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Whip Reds Slab Ace
Third Time 10 Land
y Ti|ts From Top
BY JACK HAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer

! Sherlock Holmes should get to
work on the mysterious case OF
Bucky Walters VS.. the ST. Louis
Cardinals. The baseball writer's
are about ready to give up.
In 1914, when the Red Birds had
Stan Musial, Walker Cooper and
an air-tight pitching staff that in
cluded Mort Cooper and Max Lanier,
Walters had only to throw his glove
on the hill and the world-champs-
to-be rolled over and played dead
Six straight times the converted
third sacker for the Cincinnati Reds
threw his fast one past Billy South
worth's gang and never once was
he beaten. Four of the victories
were shutouts and he yielded only
runs and 81 hits in N innings on
the mound.
Now with the Cards big guns
spiked-Musial and Walker Cooper
in the Navy, Lanier wearing a SOL
dier suit and Mort Cooper in Bos-
ton-Walters has trouble getting
the side out in old st. Lou.
Now a Card Cousin"
Three appearances against the
world champs have failed to put
any meat and potatoes on the Wal
ter's family table. Twice he was
knocked out and the other time he
was ushered to an early shower
after an argument with Umpire
Lou Jorda in the second inning
Of 90 game.
Pitted against Charley (Red) Bar
rett in last nights only major league
contest, Bucky was fbelted out after
yielding all the runs of a SO shell
lacking in the first two frames.
So the top winner of the National
year ago when he copped % games
and tossed siv shutouts, now has
won four and lost six and been
blanked four times. It's strange
twist of fate.
Despite Cooper's success with the
Braves, Owner Sam Breadon of the
Cardinals can find Justification for
the deal IN the fine performances of
Barrett since he donned Red Bird
suit. The other guy" in the Cooper
trade has won four of five for the
champs and appears to be South
worth's most dependable starter.
Climb Into First Division.
With all other clubs idle, the
Cards climbed past Chicago into
the first division on their triumph
and trail New York by only 2h
games.
Off the records of the first eight
weeks Of the season, approximately
one third, only Pittsburgh and De-
troit, the two runnerup teams, have
the stuff to win on the road where
pennant clubs are supposed to main
tain at least 800 level.
The Pirates have had a tough
struggle to gain an lilo edge away
from home but the Tigers find the
going easier away from Briggs Sta
dunn for 1873 road record.
The Giants have the best home
park percentage In either league,
TIA for .sl0, followed by the Yanks
who have lost only of 26 stadium
starts.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Holmes Regains Lead
In n. L.; CuccineNo
Still A. |. PAGER
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 12.-Tommy
Holmes of Boston again took over
the National League batting lead
today from Mel OFT Of New York AZ
ageless Tony Cuccinello of Chicago
continued to show the way in the
American.
Holmes rode past OFT with a total
OF IA hits in seven straight victo-
ries by the Braves for 1886 average
in figures including Sundays games.
OFT had fallen off to .37l, but that
was good enough for second position
and % points higher than Cucci-
nello's leading percentage of .349.
Nick Etten of the New York
Yankees was CuccinelloIs closest
rival at 1888, adding II points in a
batting spree during the last week
while the White Sox veteran dropped
six degrees.
Ernie Lombardi of the Giants
missed the list of first 10 hitters, be-
ing replaced by Chicago's Andy
Pafko who was hitting .316, but the
hottest hitter in the National was
Brooklyn's Goody Rosen at a 800
level, good for third place.
The 10 leading hitters In each
league.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Mats Face Hard Sieqe
In Brief Home Stay
Before Road Trip
BIZ staff correspondent Of The Star.


NEW YORK, June 12.-Therel
be lot of work for the Mats when
they get home for brief stay after
their game with New York's Yankees
here this afternoon.
Tomorrow and Thursday are off,
days in the schedule, but Manager
Os Bluege will have his athletes
out at Griffith Stadium for long
batting drills each day. Then in the
next seven days, they'll play nine
ball games before heading for Bos-
ton and the West.
The Red Sox will hit Washington
Friday for twilight-night double
header. They're listed for a single
game Saturday and a twin bill Sun
day. Next Monday, the Mats may
idle, but doube-header and two
single games with Philadelphia S
Athletics will follow.
The pitchers particularly will find
the going rugged. The three-day
Boston series will bring out the five
regular starters and four of them
must come right back for the four
games in three days with the AS.
And to pile it on the Mats, that
final Washington game on June 81
will be night affair The next aft
ernoon, the Mats are to play the Red
Sox in Boston. This will mean TAX
ing an early morning train to New
York and tumbling out of sleepers
for hurry-up taxi ride from Penn
sylvania Station to Grand Central
to catch another train that will land
them in Boston just before game
time. There's been some talk around
the league about switching to day
light hours night games scheduled
before an overnight jump, but the
Washington club business manage
ment hasn't heard it.
Don't tell Senator Happy" Chan
dler, but sone ball players may have
been seen at the Belmont track yes
Eterday. The Mats had no game on
their hands. J.B.K.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
New Pitcher Is Star
As PhiIs Trim As
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA June l2-Com-
ing up with 81 win over the
Athletics. the city championship
and a new pitcher who seems to
have big league ability, the Phillies
were in a jubilant mood today. even
though still mired in the National
League cellar.
Tom Mauney, making his first
appearance since his purchase
from Atlanta, last night outpitched
Charley Gasaway in the Thinning
ball game that climaxed a sports
go-bang show at Shibe Park. He
did it before $4,000 fans who pur-
chased approximately 5000, 900
worth of War Bonds.
Mauney gave up two runs, but one
was nullifled when the AS absent
mindedly batted out of turn and
were caught.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Kovokos in Tuning Tilt
For Bottle With Atlas

Preparing for their clash with Atlas
Club tomorrow night, Kavakos
Grill's softballers take on Mount
Rainier at 7:45 tonight and FBI
faces Royal Restaurant in the
Northeast Night League double
header.
Atlas easily chalked up It's seventh
straight last night, defeating Naval
Medical Research, 40, on Les
Bluhm's two-hitter. Merrick Girls
trounced Southeast Girls, 1876.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Arcoro Won't Ride
Hoop Jr. Saturday
By the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June l2.-Hoop
Jr., winner Of the Kentucky
Derby, won't have Eddie Arcaro
in the saddle Saturday when the
Florida owned 3-year-old starts
in the rich Preakness Stakes at
Baltimore.
John Gaver, Greentree Stable
trainer. said today he would
start Devil Diver in the $50 900
Suburban Handicap at Belmont
Saturday and that Arcaro would
be up. Arcaro, who rode to his
third Derby triumph last week
end, Is contract rider for Green
tree.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Walters Bane Of Cards in 1914 Now Duck Soup for Champs
Star Net Tourney
Resumes Toduy

Play will be resumed late this
afternoon in The Stars City OF
Washington tennis tournament
on the Rock Creek courts. Fair
weather is the forecast.
A bright morning sun and q
drying breeze allied with a group
OF workmen in putting the courts
into shape for a tennis hungry
lot OF men and women.
Pairings and starting times Al
published yesterday will prevail.
Players desiring special starting
times should phone Bill Shreve at
the Tennis Shop, National 5l65.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
DR.. Alberts Heurt Victim

ST. PAUL, MINI, June II (P.-
DR.. Max w. Alberts, 46, known to
sports writers and football coaches
throughout the country as sports
enthusiast. suffered heart attack
while driving his automobile yester-
day and died in a hospital a short
time later.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Hitch Aims to Redeem
His RossIinq Prestige

Nick Hitch will be back tomor-
row night in the weekly wrestling
show at Turner's Arena. and will
attempt to redeem himself for hav-
ing been disqualified because Of
roughness in his match with George
Macricostas last week. Illitch's op-
ponent will be Jack Steele.
Feature bout pits Don Evans
against Maurice La Chapelle and
matches between Macricostas and
Angelo Savoldi, Ed Stranger"
White and Ed Michaels and Duke
Keomuka and Pat Henniger COM
plete the card.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Undefeuted Vint Hills
Tokes 18th Struioht

Vint Hill Farms remains on the
list Of 'undefeated teams after rack
ing its 18th straight victory yes
terday against Arlington Hall, 6-1,
in a District Recreation League tilt.
This triumph was Vint Hills seventh
in league play.
Bert Levy was the winning pitch
er, giving up six hits while fan
ming Is.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Rums Get Jim Gillette

NORFOLK, June IL (P.-Jim
Gillette, former University of vir-
ginia football backfield star, has
resigned his position as football
coach at CRANKY High School here
to sign a two-year contract with
the Cleveland Rams of the National
Pro Football League.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
reIond Title Golf Is OFF

DUBLIN. June IL R.-The Golf
ing Union Of Ireland has announced
it will not hold championship
tourney this year because of the
shortage of golf balls. caddies and
transport facilities.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Boudreou Rejected
For Second Time
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, June 12.-Lou
Boudreau, 27-year -old shortstop-
manager of Cleveland, today was
rejected for military service for
the second time within year.
Capt. M. A. Durbin, command
ing officer of the Cleveland in
duction station, said the Tribe
pilot failed to pass his physical
examination because of bad
ankles"
Boudreau was turned down last
summer because of arthritic
ankles.
Evening star., 1945-06-12
Win, Lose or Draw
BY GRANTLAND RICE
Hoop Jr. Puts Deep South in Sports SPOTLIGHT

OF
towering My Old Kentucky the East or
the West have to - -
For Hoop Jr the Kentucky Derby
brought along IN Montgomery Ala
poduc OF South Georgia and Florida Here have
OF the deep South including
one iucious S64 500 parcel known the Derby.
picked Hoop T to and Pot
n way Now with the full support of his and
and TO be the outstanding 3year-od 1945.
don't believe there is another 3year-old Hoop
cnunky-but chestnut sired Sir Galahad
run last and run far what the track isfast SLOW
Against Is Derby contenders
Jumps and increased this moving along
IKE breeze AS Eddie Acaro figures
the margin to 10 lengths He that much better
morse In the feld, including
STUCK gae but in vain
Alexis and others didn't belong in