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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31
'Cudna vloga Hoover.
ia kot "eksperta'' "a
.svet0vno prehrano
Mada3tevanje 8 l.. strara)

Hooverja ma to potovanje, res
MICA pa je, da je ideja nastala v
Hooverjevi glavi. " krogih ad-
ministracije je ocividno zdaj
prevladala trdna odlocnost, da
mora Hoover po tenn potovanju
v JUNO Ameriko nazaj v pokoj.
Optinistisna po.osila 4
O. spolozaju So netoona 4
zavozljano vprasanje vse-
splosne lakote, problem, XII je bill
resno zavozen ze pref, je postalo
po objavi Hooverjevega poroci-
la Sc bolj predmet prerekanja.
Njegoyo porocilo je optimistic
no, ces, polozaj je mnogo boljsi
kot smo slisali., Toda komaj, par
dni poznejes je prisel ogorcen od-
govor. Skupirla "Food for Free
dom" ma celu katere Sc nahaia
Mrs. Dwight Morrow, je ovrgla
vse, kar poroca Hoover, trdec,
da je nekdanji predsednik le
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31


Euclid, O. - Eucldska ma
selbina js sla v tekoei tampa
Mi "a eotr osko bohisnico v
Sloveniji ze "Over the top.
Njena kvota 600, je prekora-
eena in 'ysei kaze, da ;bo oh IA
kljucku kampanje 80. naja "pri-
frcal' Sc en- tisocak v blaga jno.
1.-Two srebro Y toplomeru (copa-
komeru) v nash narodnih do
novih Sc cudovito magic dviga,
kar znaei, da je kampanja pre-
cej vrota in do 20 se nasi ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31
Skuplia vsota vseh teh
pfispevkov je $38, 900.

Bratje in sestre, ali nj to vi
SEX nase pridnosti in zavedne-
sti, da smo v petih mesecih ma
brali tako veliko vsoto "a otro-
sko bolnisnico v Sloveniji. Kdo
nam more Sc. uporekati, da nj
sano storili svojo eisto narodno
dOlznost vsi tisti, XII sc v resni-
ci zavedamo svoje krvi. e.:
Maj storijo Sc ostali to, kar
smo storili mi po stevilu daro-
valcev.
Kot prvi podpredsednik SA-
NS-a Sc topic zahvaljujem vsem
vodilnim silam vseh treh po-
druznic SANS-a, kakor tudi vo-
dilnim slam v posansznih, slo-
venskih naselbinah. S poseb-
MIN povdarkom izrekam iskre-
no zahvalo predsednici Progre-
sivnih Slovenk, XII je bila nacel-
MICA vseh nabiralk. Prosirn vas,
izrecite to zahvalo v imenu SA-
NS-a ma vseh vasih skupil1ah,
kjer. Sc boste sestai "a nabiralci
ii nabiralkani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-31
Nadaljevanje s l. strani)

NNoOoAJNVolA l. StA 0AAJ
rezije Frank, XII je darovaa S
eutom in ponosom - tisec do
larjev. TO je napravila Sloven-
ka, XII je poslala njen klic pre-
ko sirne Amerike, da ga je Gu
la zadnja slovenska naselbina.
S tisocakem j je sledil Slo-
venski Dom v Lorainu, klub
drustev Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st. Clair Ave., Sloven-
ski delavski dom ma Waterloo
Rd., Slovenski drustveni dom v
Eucidu in organizacija "Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk" v Clevelan-
du in Anton Jansa. Tako, da
imamo v drzavi Ohio sedaj Sc
dem ustanovnih clanov.
Nato sc je odprla ura dn a
kampanja SANSovih podruznic
v Clevelandu, Co.linwoodu in
Eucidu. Lepo stevilo nab:ral-
eev in nabiralk je slo ma delo, Cd
trgovine do trgovine, cd hise do
hise, cd posameznika do raznih
druStev, skupin in sestankov.
Delalo Sc je polno paro, cd
dneva do dneva, cd meseca do
meseca, tako da imamo nocoj
pred nami rezultat 'tega ogrom-
mega in tezkega della, XII v svo-
jih stevilkah, katere govorijo
v dolarjih, tudi nimamo prime
re v slovenskih naselbinah v
Ameriki..
Mas cilj ie bill do 80. m a j a
$4,000, a koncni cilj v tenn le-
tn bi bill pet deset tisoc dollar
jew.
Mas prvi cilj je dosezen, Sc
vec kot dosezen. Sli smo preko
tega ella, dalec vnaprej.
Predno Sc je pricel ia no.
cojsnji koncert, SO mi vse tri
podruznice dale sledece poro-
clio:
Cd 1. januarja pa do 80. ma
ia je podruznica st. 1o6 v Eucli-
du, Ohio, nabrala "a otrosko
bolnisnico - $4,000.
Podruznica v Coliinwoodu je
v istem casu nabrala vsoto
$11,OO0.
Podruznica ma St. Clairju je
v istem casu dobila vsoto
$4,000.
Organizacija Progressive Slo-
venke pa je ze odposlala svoj
tisocak ma glavni urad SANSa
v Chicago.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
Turned Down as Pilot
OF Bears, Ruth Says
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June babe Ruth.
the former Sultan of Swat, disclosed
today he had sought in vain to be
appointed manager this year of
the Newark International League
baseball club. the same post he was
offered, but rejected when he left
the Yankees u years ago.
Returning from visit to Mexico
City the Babe declared. Il called
MacPhail Larry MacPhail, presi-
dent of the Yanks) early last Jan
uary when I heard that Bill Dickey
had turned down an offer to man
age Newark. I told MacPhail I was
very much interested in the Newark
job. He was very much surprised
and said, This is like a thunder
bolt out of the sky. but I promise
you every consideration and I'll
phone you within two weeks to give
definite answer.
Il waited two weeks" Ruth con-
tlnued. But when MacPhail didn't
call I phoned him again. He told
me he was waiting for George Weiss
vice president of the Yanksy TO get
back from Chicago Later l phoned
him once more and he told me
some one else had been promised
the job
George Selkirk. who replaced
Ruth in right field back in 1884,
later was named Newark manager
Evening star., 1946-06-01
indianapolis Auto Win
Is Worth S42,350
BY the Associo.ed Press

INDIANAPOLIS. June 1.-THE
Thorne Engineering Special, which
George Robson drove to victory in
the 500-mile automobile race at the
Indianapolis Speedway Memorial
Day won cash prizes totaling $42, $50,
top money for the race.
OF this amount. $4,000 was first
prize money offered by the Speed
way and the remainder was lap
awards and prizes offered by auto
mobile accessory manufacturers.
Robson, the Los Angeles driver
who received the first wave of the
checkered flag, told newsmen he
would receive one-third of the win
nings. A free airplane trip from
Indianapolis to Cairo, Egypt, and
back also awaits him.
AT ceremony at the Speedway
yesterday, a total of $l15, 100 was
distributed to the 33 drivers who
started the grind. This included
the prize money offered by the
Speedway Corporation and acces-
sorry and other firms
Second place brought Jimmy
jackson of Palm Springs, Calf,
S13,887.50. The third-place winner,
Ted Horn of Paterson, N. j., got
$7,9S750, and Emil Andres of Chi
cago. who was fourth, took down
S5425,
Evening star., 1946-06-01
HELP MEN G WOMEN.

BOYS OR GIRLS WANTED. over -. work
phoso 5s sudo hasS Glen 4PRS aRo M
CLERK wanted for record department, part
SONS PHARMAcY, c44S Wis, ave. NV.
eHrREs ese Ss fos SI 5ss5 R fsg5s Do6p ns
COUNTER Man or or woman. ns % EXPERIENCED;
hours, 8 to 6; between aReS OF 20 and -:
1GSS %oL iaf5E raa f2S P 4h Raarf aad
CoUPLE. white or colored. to opeiate
wages; modern quarters and food: must
7o66 Barr Bldg, Wash D c, Cali RE
COUPLE; nearby, Virginia; . in family
general housework, man must know out
side work milk family COW; care for small
SALARY. Box i7a-G. Sta Star. AO''e' Sp-e.3'D MS
COUPLE. settled. reSpopsible. man and
woman to do cooking personal laundry and
hoa5eRolk and serving must fshs' haTe compe nH4ss
charge; good salary; excellent living quar-
cot eorrif ifi OR Mi fWo T WOMEN for a5G eenersl
room. private bath, children, ref. REQ,
FouNTIAiN HELP, full or par, time. KEY
GENERAL MANAGER colored. for local
dry cleaning business: plant, Stores;
truck driver. . pressers for rough work,
4 taIlors, . silk finlshers: experience ana
references required; good salary and work
Ing conditions Apply l9l4l2 l4th ST. n W.
or 1910 1th ST. NV. >
KITCHEN HELP needed at Arlington Hos
pital, relief man, white, ana early morn
ing cafeteria worker. white. Apply MISS
RICE. GIL 5000. =
MAIDS And HousEMEN wanted al SUB
URBAN HOSPITAL. Call OIL. 600. 3
MAN AND WIFE TO live on a small farm
between Middlebure and Marshall. Va,
to help mother and son with work; man
must be able to milk, not a dairy; prefer
ably between 40 and so years old; no
objection to | child; good salary. Answer,
MEN AND WOMEN to work in nice; clean
fEEAN fEEAs 6PtnlTonD GP i3$3 saod s, Sc -.
party: 1o5 Sth st, NV. 1st foor. =
BEN & EDDY's TAVERN, s29 14th st
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. some clerical
work. Call MA. 5S3s. MIR. DODD. ="
TAILOR, man or woman, wanted at once;
steady Job. WO. 5165 B
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS, expert
enced in wholesale drugs; salary. $40 with
opportunities for advancement; 40-hour
week, no Saturdays, advise qualifications.
Box H,S-G. Star. 3
WHITE COUPLE to act as janitor for two
4family apt, bldgs; for salary who IN
turn, will rent apt. of living room. bed
room, dlnette kitchen and bath: S41 50
per mo Box 16-A. Star
Evening star., 1946-06-01
HELP WOMEk.

ACCOUNTING CLERK -TYPIsT = Pleasant
y95sl1E eend,ti9ns on Apply to Mr. Dee
ADVERTISING cory WRITER wanted by
large department store; excellent oppor-
en ope of specsV Store wn
rapid advancement TO right party; pleas
SASsBuRGR sSs isaReS ru9lSy sth D1ss'01 and
afL tI EAuNbRY Rbs9s hAlf2arker hA as0S for dry
necessary. MoRNINGsIDE LAUNDRY.
$40 "a aYs sHIE1r HEp sPT,ns saI oT Md and
operator-shakers. MORNINGSIDE LAUN-
DRY, $500 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Nd;
ATION-SALESPERSON in our store
at BAL Conn. ave; experienced person to
assist in selling and take care Of minoE
sary befa s%noys sGag
NC: ii6a G G St NV Mr. Nj Moorehead,
ASSISTANT As! tsGHl DINNER HOSTESS. work 5
pm. to 9 pm. Apply Mrs Hurst, head
hostess, between l am. and 3 pm. HO.
TEL J, ANNAPOLIS 11th to 18th on, H
BEAUTicIANs wanted; general operators;
also face treatment girl; permanent posi-
only. ELIZABETH ARDEN, i147 Conn.
BEAUTIclANs 90, experienced; salary, a
FRANCES DEE BEAUTY SALON, 623 Fem Penn.
sX9siunf fss WASFED Eli 55I m or part time
sSnSN SRsr'oaf '':5tz sHAgF2
week ca Va i95 i9 8 Sunday sfIs call aHf GN aay
ss%pcs sS areu9d isr saedsys ssSn s
@ da nS in person vANREoA HG45s SH iNc to
BEAUf% Snn aSs 4 F0Fap eaperenced also
sT6p ge sss. AsF2s fSP 'R sl
BEAUTY OPERATOR. lst-class all-arognd.
BfauTY oPEKAfoR PER fenn aad ade manicurst
5dsy week during rim summer months a.
BEAuTY oPERAfoR wanted, want "a all n around. re
steady work e5-day week, 80 per cent
sPhWTY opERaroR Ro"o WanteG expert
9:3o to g.. GILBERTs BEAUTY sTUDIo
and ss:; W. ds
BERGT% 81 oPTRAToR asas s5R st Permanent posi-
sion; r air-cooled salon. Apply in person.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Top salary and
commission; pleasant. air-conditioned shop
LILLIAN Ky Ian cRAMER, Ills 18th st. NV,
BEAUTY OPERATOR for beautiful, brand
new. air-conditioned salon. vicinity Silver
Spring, with already established business:
excellent salary and commission. Call EN-
977l; days, or co. 3O32, ewes. =
and good salary Apply l Rhode Island
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; excel
lent salary and commission: hrs, 9-6:- Sat
i745 Conn ave-. De. $3.50. 5A-N M5 s
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored, booths for
rent or work on commission. Phone ME
62S7 or Hillside 1882. -3
BEAUTY OPERAT0R-Hours. 9 to g.
highest commission and good salary: 5 or
6 DAYS week. Apply in person, HUGO'S
BEAGTY oPERxToR, Experienced, license
NOT required. FOX s BEAUTY SHOPS, INC.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
HELP MEN.

SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. part time:
hSPr Apply saf1sRsfsd afs6ss
SODA NE MEN, s' colored, must be experienced
Ss Hppy sqSa faf na ada @ef
ss ana yss ts5 msdf59 o
hrst-ciass man: excel. salary. Over
sPoTTERs tsik, and wool pressers;
quality solvent plant opening at 4036, Lee
highway in Arlington, Va, top salary,
Can f"'Hsf ssf for Sm 'sRs0s Mr. ffss
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced: good salary
We!l-established trade association. Box
sf2SooSSRAipHER sfRiso Sissi AND CLERK. sl75 per
fHs RAf d 5S s1h ;t Available for
major or bachelors degree and cPA
license preference a given to applicant an yIth
sts NA u i74s ASK for aNSh Mr Purais PUN aaq or
TELEPHoNE T5i ORDER CLERKS. expert
with opportunities for advancement; 40
hr ons week Ro1 no oas SaIraay1 lays ADVISE auasa
TfLE SETTER. first, class mechanic; SIC
1901 feS s'faaB aNB TShE DIE af ss have
9D 1Ec f1a A0Ps Bethesda T. s"Ai aSe Be-
UPHOLsTERERs WANTED, steady employ
HOUSE OF CHELSEA. GE,, so4s =
ferred; niehtwork Saturdays and Sundays.
Apply sECo THEATER, Silver Spring Nd,
VEsTERAN-A prominent pharmaceutical
manufacturer has an exceptional oppor-
tunity for a high-type man to detail physi-
Permanent position with fine advancement
possibilities; liberal compensation. State
other pertinent information. Box 3o5-J,
VETERAN, .. to 30. white, single good
personality. neat appearance interested in
travelling as representative; permanent
position excellent opportunity, no objec-
tion to some disability. Box 232-G, Star.
man, 5 weekdays, 5:3o to ., and Sun
Ssa WAkEHoTsF 90 E cqRn For one of Wash
ington's most progressive furniture stores,
Must be experienced with warehousing. de-
livery, routing and receiving. take complete
charge of drivers and warehouSemen. This
man must have successful record OF ware
house mansgement ma .as;a. Al replies viii do be
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC; good
spprentices. ELECTRICAL CENTER, 5o4
1OtN1 MAN, COlored, WOTR IN ice cream
store: tul Or part timee, Call after pm,
YOUNG MAN, experience preferred. mems
clothing, haberdasher HENRY j. GOOD
MAN g. CO, 1907 Pa ave. NV. B
YOUNG MEN CD, genera! once work
some typing experience helpful. starting
salary. $40 per week. Apply 13S 18th
YoUNG MEN for packing china and crat-
ing household effects; must be sober Cour-
teouS ana industrious: eXper. not nee if
you are adaptable and willing to learn
See MI Bailey at rear of AMERICAN
STORAGE CO. 2S0l Georgia ave NV )
WANTED-Locker room attendant Apply
to Mr.. Macdonald, BANNOCKBURN GOLF
COURSE, Glen Echo. Md. Wisconsin 9742.
LARGE AIRLINE desires ex-servicemen
With at least ! year of college, age 2230,
! for positions as operation agents. Apply
Room 240. Wash, National Airport. 5
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for experienced
restaurant manager; good salary. Call S
to am. HO. 9346 or AID. 97S1. -
AN AMBITIOUS WASHINGTOSIAN for cur
property management department. One
who is capable of learning business and
later having charge. Real estate or finan-
cial institution experience essential Sal
airy and bonus J, A WEINBERG CO,
Woodward Bldg. National $500. -
Evening star., 1946-06-01
Hogan Clearly Master
In GoodaII Golf PLAY
BY the Associated Press

MAMARONECK, n. Y, June l.
Any way you wanted to figure it
Ben Hogan was out in front today
in the rich Goodall round robin
ANY way you looked at it. he still
was likely to be when 70 more holes
Of golf nave been played and the
seven rounds of match play arc
concluded tomorrow afternoon at
the Winged Foot Golf Club.
Hogan was leading in points
being IS on the plus side in the sys-
tenn used in this tourney that CON-
bines the best parts of match and
medal play. He was leading six
shots in medal play. with an even
par PIG to 222 for Herman Barron
and Byron Nelson, running in that
order behind him in the point score
with plus IA and plus l3.
He also was the only man to have
beaten each of his six opponents tC
date and there were few experts
who would risk bet that he
wouldn't finish with the slate lust
as clean.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
Queer Slump Benches
Nicholson Of Cubs
BY the ASsoeioted Press

CHICAGO, June Manager
Charley Grimm, repatching his
thread-bare Chicago Cubs lineup
for the l7th time, no less, this sea-
son, admitted today he has given up
on Bill Nicholson, National League
homerun and runs batted in cham
pion in l943 and 1914.
Movies of his once-feared swing
at the plate, eye tests and the bench
treatment have failed to lead big
NICK from a mysterious batting
slump which dates back to last sea-
son when he finished with .243
mark.
Right Fielder Nicholson had a l6-
day chance to unlimber his bludgeon
when Rookie Ed Waitkus was in
jured and Phil Cavarretta moved
from right to his old first base spot,
but Woeful William wound up with
a wan .174
Watkins resumes his first -basing
and Cavarretta goes back to Nick's
right garden spot.
Nicholson hit a new low in a
Memorial Day twin bill here against
Cincinnati when he struck out four
times IN six hitless trips.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
Costello Post Seeking
Third Victory in Row

Costello Post American Legion
baseball team goes for its third
straight victory tomorrow when 1t
meets Mount Rainier club of the
Prince Georges County League at
Turkey Thicket at o'clock.
Costello opened its season with a
double victory on Memorial Day
over Mar Ray Bar, 80 and 81. Billy
Carroll pitched a five-hit shutout
IN the opening game. Hack Will
sons two-run homer was the high
light of the second tilt.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
Roya Nine Faces ViIIanova
After Win Over ST. Joe
speiol Dispatch 10 The Star

PHILADELPHIA, June John
ny Klaric was slated to pitch for
Georgetown against Villanova this
afternoon and if he comes anywhere
near natching Bob Gorra's Shit
perfoq nance against st. Joseph S
yesterday, the Hoyas should win.
Villanova defeated Georgetown,
lib, in the District teams opening
game, although the Hoyas outhit
the Wildcats by a wide margin.
Thtt Coach George Murtagh figures
pitching may decide the issue today.
Cora gave up only three hits yes
terday and famed IL. Georgetown
scored its winning run in the third
on an error on Tony Beyers ground
ball to shortstop, followed by
Charley Miller's single to center.
georgetown ----- nn1 600 00h-1 ]
ST JosephS 600 O0O D0O--0 )
Cora and Bregman; McCabe and Fitz-
patrick.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 80, 40 gal
aatomatic' aa tomato t no cash needed. small monthy
ssaTyARNsss sTANsBuRlYYm RlYYmedlaSe f ea9 installation D
ACCOUNTING SERVICE-Books started
addt,e audited @ tax records kept. monthly oil
FRANK A. BEsHA ENGINEERING CO. will
40 your drafting. whether it is tool de-
sigring, invention. DEVELOPMENT, iIIustra-
4qr Tritte rs F F st. NV, Washinaton ro2f !
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhoid-
Co of D. G.. for the election of nine C95
at a the ofice Of the COMPANY, 5iI 7th St,
June, 20, 1916, at ii O'clock am i i PoliS
VI VII BE be open from M, m. to l pm. Ed
P6LIcAE eEP eAGGEh coNsIRySaTVhsy ySasfTTetfSy
forming group to counter LefIlst propa-
e AZ business proposition m but an attempt to
ma means OF giving voice to honestly con-
servative beliefs. With sufficient Interest
mesting ,,iT will will be set later; j..
l .ddI WILL iSo1rraI NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for obli-
ss;SH, PSH1lSf g ssasF 1a4
5ya Will st. NoT 81 BI HaiG,f5 GR,T5spoNs,RrE ,or
myself, ARTHUR F. BARNARp, Ar Isre' 56i7 56a7
iSsR Wit sf Nor Se BasG Bs krSpoSSs1R,r p tor
debts, contracted by any one other than
myself. r. P. ROYAL, 1902 Ogden ST. NV
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself; c. B.. FISHEL, II Princeton ave.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
ni yse 0afs MY MYRf hfSe s 'oP5affsf r. gYRAM S
90 5Q4 3rd @ st n nv; Wash: /. p, c., %
We will prepare plans and specifications
Hundreds of floor plans TO choose from
ASSOCIATES. Room 200, 6ls 18th st
FORMAN, INC. IA District of Columbia
corporation NOTICE of special meeting OF
the stockholders. Notice is hereby given
common stock Of Forman; Inc. will be held
at the principal Office of the corporation
at 14GQ Oakie st, ne, Washington, D. c.
on Friday the 2lst day of June. 1916. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the follow
ing purposes: /. To amend the charter
of the, company so as to provide that its
expiration date shall be June %, 1916,
2 To consider the appointment Of trustees
~ IN hoqdifdstlon ~ fIs 20, Of the COMPANY Dated May
] BROWN. ROBERT N. SCOTT. Trustees
Evening star., 1946-06-01
HELP MEN.

AIRCRAFT WELDERS, must be certified
1st-class acetylene welders: 5-day wk !;
RESEARCH CORP, Riverdaie. Nd. EN- a.
ployment office open to Q Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
and fine art background: permanent posi-
ions, excellent future, $50 week, for mo-
tion pictures. For interview write Box
ASSISTANT MGR. to train for MANAGER
ship; previous grocery experience pre-
ferred. Apply 105 18th st. NV i
AUTO BODY MEN, Sl.75 per hour, yaca-
ton good shop. steady work MR.
ABSHER, RE 2127. a.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must be exper
on az cars; hrs, s to 3; S55 per week;
no Sunday work. Maine ave. and M st.
sy., NE. 1859. a
Evening star., 1946-06-01
Small Crowd Sees Jack
Beat Greco in Remafch
by the Associoted Pres,

NEW YORK, June beau Jack
and Johnny Greco, who fought g
draw before a sellout 1884 crowo
that paid $148,152 back in February
did an encore last night at Madison
Square Garden before a smaller H.
407 turnout that contributed s66, ,92i
as the bouncing Beau from Augusta
Ga, gained 10-round decision over
the Montreal slugger.
The Beau, former lightweight
champion New York version, wor
8 of the 10 rounds to gain the noe
from all three officials Jack weighed
l4l1a, Greco 146.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
Devon's S Hunter Ribbon
Won by Substitution
BY the Associated Prsss

bY me NssocIofed Press
DEVON, Pa, June IA Virginia
owned horse, Substitution, was
named womens hunter champion
at Devon horse show and country
fair yesterday.
The 6-year-old gelding, ridden by
Betty Bosley of Monkton, Md, is
owned by Mrs John Maloney of
Warrenton. Va. Miss Bosleys Count
Stefan placed second.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
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