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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
PAY FOR BABIES
Britain Starts Paying
Bonuses For Children

they have lived in the country three
out of the four preceding years.
First Excepted
Every child under 16-except a
fanily's first-is eligible for the
allowance as long as he or she is
in school, college or university, or
while apprenticed in a trade.
One of the early successful appli.
cants was Mrs. John Walker Of
Lancaster, wife of a laborer.
II shall have two pounds 10 saill.
ing C$10) for my children she
said happily. IT'S nearly as much
as u whole income before the
war;"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05

for God is love" Il John At, 81.
And from Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: Love, the divine
Principle, is the Father and Mother
of the universe, including man. No
form nor physical comliness is
adequate to represent infinite love"
page 1850.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
PLENTY OF LIGHTS

CLEVELAND, Aug. A. U.D -
Ruble Smith, 20, pleaded inno-
cent before Municipal Judge John
J. Busher on charges Of driving
his car without lights. Investigation
showed the automobile had nine
lights on the front and seven on
the ear. Smith said he just forgot
to turn the sWith.
Case dismissed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
DUTCH GIRL FAR AFIELD

PULLMAN, Wash, Aug. 4.-U.D
second coed from Holland
will enroll in Washington State Col
lege here next September. She is
Miss Johanna Frederick Howeler
from Amsterdam, who has been
selected by the Associated Wom-
en- Students as their foreign scholar
for 1946-47.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
Wheat Insurance

RALEIGH, Aug. A. (P The
Federal Crop Insurance corpora
ton is beginning its eighth year
of operation with the sale of in
surance FOR the 1947 winter wheat
crop.
G. Tom Scott, state director OF
the Production and Marketing ad-
ministration, said Sunday that
AAA committeeman and special
crop insurance agents authorized
by the corporation are receiving
applications in the SIS wheat
counties. Applications must be
filed before the crop is seeded
and not later than September %.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05

*Total is more than 100 per cent
because some people gave more
than one answer.
A year ago, just before the war
with Japan ended, Americans were
already thinking ahead and worry
ing about what they felt would
be the problems of peacetime
America.
At that time, in reply to the
same question used in today's sur
vey. the top four problems we're:
G) jobs, (2) reconversion, 90 for
eign affairs; maintaining perman-
ent world peace, and a. demobili-
zation.
The second question in today's
survey:
(Which political party do
you think can deal best with
this particular problem?"
The replies today, as contrasted
with similar survey last fall when
the same question was asked:
Aug. As TODAY
Democrats --% 34%
Republicans -----23 IS
No Choice or
undecided ------29 81
Every day 43 people are killed
] by accidents on the farm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
FATHER

United States Police Sgt. j.
H. Kirkhum, of Washington,
and his wife are visiting Sgt.
Kirkhum's father, Henry Kirk
hum, at the latter's home on
Masonboro sound. They will
return to Washington Friday
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
CIVITAN SPEAKER

ST
DR.. P. Frank Hall, pastor Of
the Central Presbyterian
church, of St. Louis and a former
Wilmington resident, will adj
dress the regular weekly meet
ing of the Civitan cluD in the
Crystal restaurant, Wednesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
OFFICE CLOSED

The offices of the State Veter-
ans commission, 10 Murchison
building, will be closed today
and tomorrow while Leonard
w. Barrett, assistant state serv-
ice officer, is attending a semi
mar at the Hotel Robert E. Lee,
in Winston-Salem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
Gallup Poll Says:
Gallup Poll Says:
Control Civilization Now
1916 7MajorP Public Task
Bv GEORGE GALLUP

Director, American Institute Of Public Opinion
PRINCETON, N. J., August 4. - A year ago people felt the big
problems facing this country would be providing jobs for an and re-
conversion from war production. Today, a survey of the nation
finds, the chief problem which people think we will be tussing with
in the months ahead ae initiation and food shortages.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
o N is BORN

Born to Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. Charles P. Snow, 22
Wrightsville avenue. a son, in
the Marion Sprunt annex of
James Walker Memorial hos
pitaI, Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
ESCAPEE

ESCAPEE SENTENCED
William Justice who escaped
from the New Hanover County
farm in February after having
served over half of his 30-daF
sentence has been ordered
returned to the farm by
Judge HI. Winfield Smith in Re-
corder's court. Judge Smith
imposed an additional 30-day
term, to be served on compile
ton of the previous sentence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05

Illinois reported ASP industrial
accidents during April, 1916. of this
number, 26 we're fatal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
MARYNUS' VISIT

MAN N US
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Marquis,
Detroit, Mich, are expected to
leave tomorrow for home, after
having spent several days here,
the guests of Mrs. Marquis
parents, Major and Mrs. Henry
E. Boyd 1908 Ann street.
JAYCEE MEET TOMORROW
The weekly meeting of the
Wilmington Junior Chamber of
Commerce will be held t0mor-
row night in the meeting rooms
of a local cafeteria. j. B. Sell
lers, president, urgea all MEM
hers to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
City Briefs
SCALE RAISED

J. H. Burriss, business agent
for the Bricklayers, Masons
and Plasterers local No. II, Will
mingSon, Saturday serve
notice on all contractors that
the wage adjustment board in
Washington, D.. c., had aut1oriz-
ed a new wage scale for brick
layers, masons and plasterers,
increasing the scale from $1.50
to S1.62 IL per hour, effective
on the next payroll.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05
ON VACATION

Fire Chief j. Luddie Groom
and Mrs. Groom are spending
a 14-day vacation at Carolina
Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05

A year ago, twice as many felt
that the Democratic Party was the
one better suited to handle the ma
tons problems as had that opinion
about the Republican Party. Today,
voters are not so sure. Now about
half who would pick either party
choose the Democrats, the other
half the Republicans, as better
suited for the job.
The last year has of course not
only seen a marked drop in con-
fidence in the Democratic Party
as the one better suited to solve
the nations problems. But it also
has seer the proportion of voters
~preferring a Democratic to a Re-
publican president in 1948 drop
from So per cent to 81 per cent.
Public thinking on the problems
ahead was gathered in a survey
conducted as the first anniversary
of the wars end approaches.
Voters across the country were
asked:
''What do you think will be
the most important problem
facing this country during the
next year,"
After initiation and food short
ages come the maintenance of
world peace and the conducting of
our foreign affairs, and strikes and
labor troubles as the big problems
ahead.
In the order of frequency with
which they were mentioned. here
are the chief problems to face us
during the next year, as the voters
see them:
Per
cent
Control of initiation thigh
prices, O.P.A.) 46
Food and other
Maintenance of peace and
conducting foreign affairs 1880 10
Strikes and labor
troubles 9
f1ouslAs D
Jobs 4
RecOnverSiOn 3
Atom bomb 3
| Miscellaneous !
No Opinion 4
Ills
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-05

Every day 43 people r killed
by accidents on the farm.
Evening star., 1946-07-13
MANOR-Mrst sell one Q

sUITLAND MANoR-Must sell one OF my
1ouTrunit apts no agents please. OAR
NR. NV ists ass'S; AND 4 COL. RID. N.w.-Modern
Ssss5oo gross yearly rental. Cali Woodiey
pocroKs DOC soua STa HfSosT Here is one of
the best exposed corners in the nesr-in
{oy BreS apt bdE With plenty Of
sonsin ave; sss,ooS, RuDoLpH sH11f ii I'm N.
sfsMLY !s9s ;i s fL1T oeS9s.ldna co isRa location
$sa's ts5 so5sfE5SP Ps hfh "fs%s iSs
~ 6tTsTASp2xGas St 81 asls Apt BLDG lt in the
for the hTst time substantial amount IN init Of Of
bGs oM We sS9 haye good buy
eGnq 4eproo sad ban sssea Suai' te sd n
s Pa0es q co &C. EST. Estate MAn hosns
ind Asf9ffHfe ass sSuthfrn e. NErhs BIDS sunt
furnished apt, ideally located for tourist
home; easily convertible to once Bldg: in
s35. 900: financed for quick sale. VIC b,
zEVE. sol Southern Bldg. MA. 1915. IL
FAMILY APT. BLDGs. in ne. tonly. 3
vestment: absolute barsain at S1s,5o0.
SHAPIRO. INC, 1106 VT. ave. NV. ME.
ssS:tS .sss q? q. !Stsa ;5t s's sn
sGxGRrss slS ssh S. RG Be la5z arn,. 1T
modern brick, on large lot: income 50, 7:3R
low expenses. Priced at S21 1000. Call
MILLER. 500 18th st. Sc FIR. 200. Ii
GE0RGETOWN-3227 N st. NV Open
today and Sunday, . to p.m This frst
situated in an excellent neighborhood
The restored brick house has been COM
pletely renovated into : desirable ants,
oil heat, LARGE garden. This property has
unusual income Possibilities. Priced sci
500. LYLE KENNEDY. exclusive, d.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

ft~SS6S W ~ ~ NSS"s'f
GasH for iongon hsassi WHIT Or e0oEss hs
az,11a 3sb3 or No bedroom sds house in
pRGElksTES sfisso NED s1En, q t. once 8 rooms or
more in nice location: will pay all cash:
Mf6iarR Efns Reass Ssx S staT buy you9
house today or sell to cash clients I,I at tpIl
dTeis nek y1ue 81 assf 5fee uns pm
WANTED, a modern home in American
univ. Park or wakefield with at least 3
nW saR 0sF eff0Gm REAETy ier N coz as
sP EST FOUR 9R aoMh aiS for pn tse With US We
have several buyers who will pay all cash.
SHAPIRO, INC, 11o6 Vt, ave. NV. Me,
VETERAN, now attending school. desires
W,rrn, e purchase smal home In G nearby
$4,000. Box 1855, Star. IA
PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash for
your D. G property Call NE. ooa5 for
CASH Tor or 8 rms, brick or stone;
Within sp pu da1s have Bon ee G Ssrf
DO You WANT quick action? List your
saS sssse tos stn pes Jaw co T
CHEVY CHASE. D, C.. near :. Conn. Conn ave, ave,
ALL CASH for five or six room modern
home in Va or NV. D. c., direct from
owner. No brokers, please. Box 356-T.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 3 to
bedroom house; no brokers please. AT.
0f34 before IL I'M or after pm --l5
WANTED-A good house well rented or
vacant for investment: not over 100000.
Nothing excessively overpriced considered.
WO 1914
SMALL FRAME HOUSE of bedrooms,
Wash. or suburbs. Call after pm,
SOLD AT OWNERS PRICE days after
listing; your sale will be given the same
expert attention. McGRATH WA. 6452
and UN 1881 -l5
Evening star., 1946-07-13
SUB. PROP. SALE OR RENT (vA

BLUEMONT. vA.-Large Colonial resi-
dence; on Greyhound husline. AS mi from
Washington: center hall. five freplaces,
outbuldtnss, elec.. stream, deep we'll, 3
acres, S6,500, terms. For more informa =
tinn call Vienna VA QS-I
Evening star., 1946-07-13

TAkOMA PARK-6-room brick: excellent
condition: recreation room: Venetian
5llrds; close to bus and stores; oil heat.
Frame bungalow-5 rooms and bath;
including. all furniture. S10.750
Beautiful brick--Slate roof: living room,
lst noor; 3 bedrooms, baths. end floor:
finished attic; recreation room: lavatory
gas h-w.h- ssraRe; outdoor fireplace
} Garrett Park lovely new stueco-on-
'cinder block homes. rooms. 2-story
auto. heat: L blk from train and bus
Wooded lots Corner. Sli,S75: next 10
corner. Sl1 ,250. McCAULEY REALTY
CO, SH 64l2 IL
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

BUNGALOW. or 5 rooms. vicinity of Hy-
attsville or Mt. Rainier; up to SO 900 down
payment. WA. 1925 tMother's), Ii 3oI0
Evening star., 1946-07-13

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED. INVESTMENT PROPERTY, such
as apartments fats. stores, etc. 10.
enentS Write Mr.. Walter, B. F. SAUL
Co 925 10Th ST. NV. -l5
Evening star., 1946-07-13

PRICE. 1895 Wilson blvd, Arl. Va. GL
HOME tiii p FOR OR LARGE FAM1LY-sos yunio,
day. This lovely home consists Of center.
entrance hall. large liv. rm., fireplace ane
fully, equipped kitchen: sunrm 12xao #
on t., liv ri, rm; !, bsdrms sewing. rm: ane
APPROX. ?5-ft. frontage; near school ant
bus. This house has been completely re.
AND is sse
Myrtle St. right on Myrtle st. to Junioi
St. TSsasissiy Esss. ox y!R s5a. ENzoR REALTY 60
s.it III ST no. Arlington-vacant, i'm
mediate possession. Open 20 pm Thi
fireplace, French doors leading onto a lars,
sunrm., spacious din. rm. and equipped
kitchen; a beautiful stairway leads to snc
toilet; built-in garage; lot 6sx1.o It.. in
closed rear garden. trees Priced SIS,
and out Lee blvd. to North Irving St. righ
e 81 + Vii ENsoR 'z Fl
new sHsToRY HOME Under construction
si:seo dsxa,, S%s,s Sc f. mo. ioSaAcRTIEE
owner musk sell: s.. 80: viii go Gi
toNqASSNs FR51sHEp EEASTX 9weps bnssov sss in
very desirable neighborhood. +. spacious
bedrms.. tile bath, lge. living rm. with 8
kitchen with stove and. refriserator, of
Of which there is q cool screened porch
built-in garage; full basement: oil heat
| hardwood flooring in ATTIC which coule
be made into two very nice rms. Mus
be sold at once. PIONEER REALTY co.
WWoobr1LlAHwN vLLAGE-A beautiful II.
rm. English-type bungalow on Ice. wooded
corner lot Living ,rm. with, fireplace, :
| fully equipped kitchens, bedrms.. -.
| tile baths: full basement; oil h-w.h.; fully
insulated: prewar construction: all hard
portation, schools. shopping centers. Sub
stantial cash REQUIRED. PIONEER REALTY
THE BEST BUY in Arlington Forest:
very airy bedrms. and tile bath on 2ne
a. The living rm. is good size, just of
Of which there. is a. cool screened porch
dining rm.. modern kitchen on the 1st f.
| q recreation rm could easily be put il
the basement: oil heat snd ,wnings: Thi
Arlington Forest Good terms arranged
PIONEER REALTY CO., OK. 1415. Il:
Evening star., 1946-07-13

sfsSh sFo Y WiTii.Ms SSs,9'; e Ss
plete, new Cheverly development: 7-rm
Gho gk 2ao9i f. W1fIiAMs LILA wA
BUYS tbs most suGssshs,ai stt2aetiTe stgm sGnn
large lot eFser Us tS ss@e ssoo of US ifsa hifs
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-chevy cha chase.
No; bedrms., close to schools, stores
aTae fam ets GTee To0f On cong ideal Sr
GEO: H. WILLIAMS Co.-G1s. call i1 for
sunGay ony tf 6N G in
GEO. II. Williams Co.0Vacsnt house in
Mt. Rainier, 5 rms. built-in gar, conv
down pymt Pedersen' '6s IN. efPf. i4sf' cao5 sass5
GEO. H.. WILLIAMS co.-Mt. Rainier
bsmt.. gar. in good location Long UN
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-Brentwood. Md
es Go I2nsi f. WILLIAMS IL asO co-Decstur as HTS
ios i,story, l 2.rm. stucco house; excellent
GEO. II. WILLIAMS co.-Edmonstoni 8.
I'm Tnn, frame am buns bungalow; only $1,000 down
GEo. H. Williams co.-Lanham. Nd
lstucco. 5-rm. house; 8 acres. exception.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Lovely 5-rm
brick bungalow on Tuckerman ST., IL
RRiyerdale; lie, fenced-in FENCED lawn; real buy
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-5-rm.. fram,
bungalow. in beautiful, cool Cheverly: close
to transp.; tile bath. o.h.-w. heat, full
bSmt.: very clean and best of cond. Davi
GEO. II. WILLIAMS co.-e-rm. brick. ir
Chevy Chase: liY. rm., din. rm., kit. stove
refgr.. 3 bedrms-. baths. gas &C. heat
full bsmt.; $4,000 down. Davie, UN. 2200
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-1o-bedrm. tour.
ist home, in Laurel. Md; a good income
$4,000 will handle. Davie, UN. 22OO.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-e-rm. house. ir
Rock Greek Park: 3 bedrms.. large liy rm.
din rm., kit. bath, full bsmt.: cool place
to be in summer. Davie. UN. 22O0. La
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Ca home with ar
income in Silver Spring. Md: department
home near Georgia ave: large lot: oh.-w
heat: reimbursement. Act quickly, call Mul.
GEo. ii. WILLIAMS Co.-1h-story bricl
bungalow; Cape Cod style: Groom, 2-apt
home on a large lot. This is ideal for in.
vestment Mulloy. EX $685. -l5
GEO. n. WILLIAMS CO.-In Takoma
larse lot; 3 bedrooms; sil-tile bath; ful
basement: sas heat: built-in garage; .no
hoor finished in knotty pine, panels: sub
pointment. call Mulloy. Ex. 1855. Id
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Continued on Next Psse.)
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NIIgIHId. VEIN. hNDtS[OS SnINsIeG. AImOSt
new: modern. l acre; more land available
Oakton. virginia-5-rm, kitchen, .
bath bungalow: a.-acre land; stream:
Sterling, Eirginia-3 acres clear: rms
and bath; redecorated; lse shade trees;
small barn: chicken house: fruit trees.
Sl2. 800 reasonable terms
Sterling, Virginia. acre: 6-rm frame;
electricity: barn; garage and wood house
S4.T5a. 81 900 cash
Herndon virginia-5-rm. bungalow
electricity available; chicken and storage
houses: 4 acres. part wooded $3.50.
terms. FREEMAN & sHERBURNE, vi
emma 30. Ia
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

OCEAN FRONT ROOM IN PRIVATE
home at Wrigntsville Beach. Retlned
couple for the season. write BOX H.
Wrightsville Beach
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19
60-F0r Rent Rooms

LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM. TWIN
beds. Excellent location. Meals sepa-
rate from rent Dial 2-2289.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

TWO ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
215 Walnut. Dial 1852.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19
55-For Rent Apartments

2-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT,
Completely renovated; modern in
every respect. Ideal for business cou-
pie. lis Church street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

FURNISHED 2-ROOM APARTMENT FOR
Rent. Also Housekeeping Room. Dial
28896.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

FOR IMMEDIATE RENTAL TO THREE
or four girls, steam heated dormitory
and living room. Completely furnish
ed, including linen. SOB Dock street.
c. L. Dickinson. Telephane 2-1323.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

LOVELY CORNER BEDROOM Fol
gentleman. Hot water. Call 2-2153.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

FOR RENT - TWO ROOM FURNISHED
Apartment. Private Entrance. 127 So.
9Th st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19
45-Electrical
46-Electrical Supplies

MASON ELECTRIC CO.. ELECTRIC RE.
pairs and contracting lo7 N srd. Dial
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

CHOICE FURNISHED ROOMS. PRIVATE
baths. Heat, hot water, refrigerator
service. Downtown section. adults on
ly Phone 2z756 or $3.50,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

FURNISHED HEATED APARTMENT
for couple. Call 5O64, after Z p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

FURNISHED APARTMENT. THREE
large rooms. Private bath. Nice neigh
borhood. BOG Orange Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19

ROOMS, APARTMENTS. FURNISHED
or unfurnished. Is IL Princess. Apply
317 Grace after nine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-19
Former Military
OCCUPATIONAL
SPECIALISTS
(MOS)
WANTED

JOB MOS Grades
Tire Rebuilder ---- 24O s. 4, 3
Motorcyclist " 1878 6. S
Mechanic, Engine, Wheel
Vehicle ------------------- so5 S, 4,
Mechanic, Chassis, Wheel
Venicle ------------------- 9o6 5, a.
Vehicle -----------..------- sos 5. A. 3
Mechanic, Engine, Track
Vehicle observation-disclosures sos 5. 4. 3
Automotive Electrician ------ 9l2 8, 4,
Heavy Automotive Equipment
Operator Recommendations a31 s..
Special Vehicle Operator ---- 932 S.
Automotive Repalrman ------ S65 5. 4. 3
and many other skills. Under new
War Department order, you have special
reenlistment privileges that will give
you a good, steady job at good pay.
If you were honorably discharged from
the Army on or after May r. 1945. and
held grade in one of the military
occupational specialties mos, you may
now enlist in the Regular Army in your
qualified speciality and at a grade de-
pending upon the length of your pre-
vious MOS service, provided you act
before July l, 1896 Find out the grade
to which you are entitled. Apply U. S.
Army Recruiting Station, 2o5 P. O. Build
ing. Dial 2-8368,
Evening star., 1946-12-05
Slips in Shimmering
Rayou Crepe Glan,ou,

Sculpture-eut from Norcos wonderful
fabric thot's as long Weoring as # IS
beautiful. And look Of the lovely
frosting Of imported embroidered or
qondy In teorose or white. fE 0E
Sizes 81 TO N--------OO.
JelIeffs Underwear. Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-05
Hou' did you knoo0
I gvanfed a beH2

Iloppy greeting on Christmas morning
twhen she sees this copeskin (lomb) belt
beouty thot1s 3 inches wide and blessed
with q smart obIono buckle. Holly
BED Holiday Green, broy' O 81 81
black YD1--s>10
Jelleffs Belts. Street Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-05

Three cheers for mouton, for good
looks, for liehtness and wonnth.
for long wear! It's luxury coot
with its rounded big sleeves ond
wonderful full-bodied swing. an OIL
ground coot thot looks erond over
sports clothes or evening gown ;.
O wonderful gift!
Evening star., 1946-06-24
DC. Golf Tournament Results

Kenwood ttvo.man team championship;
best ball. 3 hsndiesp'-,J, u; Hatcher and
81 ana I: '. PSfumasi. Go. $50.
ssE.sa sRasns.sssh ssiS tSsc'ss? s.; Hsee
10. 6s: Dr. .Joseph Kenriek,. 7Et, %.
Class B-R. L. Miller, 60-17. 90: L. w.
iee g. ci... % c.bs1t II suilis.n' 81 N ~ s5Mai. a..
Prince GEORGES !Women Board Of Gov
srnors trophy,-Ars: LEONARD Il Vine.
Mrs. william O'Brien. l01-26, 70. Low
gross-Mrs. o. L. Young. 80.
washinston tournameht for members
Who have made hole In j. 136-yard shot
Boon Boone. iesa Closest = Of n shots. ines.. from
". Price. feet inche. IRON from 'n; CUP. ~
Chevy Chase tclub cha ampionshtp)--Sec-
end night hnals-Harrison Brand. 50, d.
IS. best round Of his career. Third flight
-Mark Sullivan. r., defeated DR.. Thomas
n. Policy; Z and 3: First night anal. be.
so e 1nS
coiumbis mixed Scotch foHrsoms)-
slIsH. 7lh: II. Nj and W Mrs.. y.Tns wilson.
iiosEsa. IL. low sna arosAdsrr, as 81 !, sIss Weissi
and Graham Lovins. r.. 81.
Army navy sm;zs4 SSsoteh teyrsene).,
T Lev sfro''-col. and Mrs. William j.
nv 'wooSdmont oh.nd,s.p .v.sp...kes,-
c;:. 5 sss: Sub. s1ss. zi1tes esi: sd
stein. s1-20-7I: Adl.i Mann s7-I5-
70; DR. H. ] Hirsch Q2-l0-73 C1ass
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Tobu Barely Bests Aged Hobo
In Potomac Hunt Jumper Duel
By lorry Lawrence

Washington devotees Of fox hunt
ing. members OF the diplomatic,
military, ofiicial and social life of
the Capital and just plain horse show
enthusiasts enjoyed one Of the best
equine entertainments Of the season
at the Potomac Hunts third an
nual event held yesterday near
Potomac, Md.
More than 400 entries made the
show a protracted affair that lasted
until the jumper championship was
decided and the tricolor pinned
near nightfall. The ribbons were so
well distributed that it was the last
two classes that decided both the
jumper and hunter championships
Mrs. Richard Hume's 4-year-old
Tabu, piloted by Maj. Fred j.
Hughes, jr., and Mrs. Joseph Poh-
zehl's Hobo, at least 80 years old,
tied for jumper title, each having
annexed seven points. The jump
OF was spectacular with the green
4-year-old besting the 30-year-old.
The H. o. Firor Stable of Balti-
more took the hunter tricolor and
reserve on q last class decision when
three top performers. w. c. Wars
Troop, Firor's Cherry Bounce and
Jitney Jingle, were in q neck-and-
neck position for the honors. Jit-
ney Jingle, ridden by Kathleen Co.'S
tello, took second in the working
hunter event that was won by Mar
tin Vogeps Hylo Ladd. and with the
red ribbon made certain Of the
championship. Stablemate Cherry
Bounce, also ridden by Miss Co.'S
tello. was awarded the reserve with
7 points
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Talbert Beats Parker
In Dixie Net Final
~ me Assocjat~d pysss

LOUISVILLE, KY. June 24.-Billy
Talbert of Wilmington, Del, upset
National Champion frankie Parkes
of Los Angeles for the mems singles
title of the Southern tennis cham
pionships here yesterday, e-4, 81,
0e, +, e4.
Mary Arnold Prentiss OF Los An
geles defeated Shirley Fry Of Rol-
Inns College, SO, rs, for the wom-
ems singles championship.
The national doubles champion
team Of Talbert and Gardnar Null
10y OF Miami whipped the Chicago
team of Seymour Greenberg and
Gardner Larned for the mems
doubles crown, 6-2, 60.
The girls singles championship
went to Nancy Morrison of Palm
Beach, Fla. who defeated Doris
Jensen Of Des koines, Iowa, Ga
SO.
William Macassin of New Orleans
trounced Sid Appel Of Louisville for
the veterans singles championship,
81, 60.
The women's doubles team Of
Barbara Scofield of San Francisco
and Nancy Morrison will meet Shir-
ley Fry and Mary Arnold Prentiss
in . final match at the tri-State
tournament today at Cincinnati.
The mixed doubles team of Betty
Ruth Hubert of st. Louis and the
University of Miami and Alejo Rus-
sell, Buenos Aires. downed Prentiss
and Charles Hubbard Of Long
Beach. Calf, in the final, 60
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