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Evening star., 1946-11-01
Keech Is Sworn In
As Associate Justice
OF District Court

Richmond B. Keech, former cor
poration counsel, was sworn IN today
as an associate justice of District
Court. All District Court justices
attended.
The oath was administered by
Chief Justice Bolitha j. Laws. JUS
tice Keech's commission was pre-
sented by Attorney General Clark.
Mr.. Clark praised the new ap-
pointee and Justice Laws wished
him a successful term of office.
Succeeds Justice Adkins.
Justice Keech was appointed BY
President Truman to succeed Justice
Jesse C. Adkins, retired. The ap-
pointment must be confirmed by the
Senate when Congress reconvenes.
Judges from the other courts
many prominent members OF the
bar and other well Wishers also were
present.
Justice Keech's mother, Mrs. An.
ME Keech, attended the ceremony
Presented With Robe.
Prior to the ceremony, justice
Keech was presented with robe by
members of the Beaneaters Club al
the ceremony in Justice David A
Pines chambers. The club is COM
posed of well-known Washington.
ians who lunch together. The robe
was presented by Frank Robertson
prominent lawyer.
On Monday United States Attor-
ney Edward M. Curran is scheduled
to be sworn in as an associate Dis
trict Court justice. He has beer
appointed to succeed Justice Daniel
w. O'Donoghue, retired.
Appointment of a new United
States attorney is pending.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Absentee Voters Bureau
To Stuy Open Sunday

The Democratic National Com
mittee,s Absentee Voters Bureau,
Fifteenth and I streets NV, will
be open Sunday from 10 am. to 8
pm. to help voters get their ballots
notarized and mailed, the commit
tee said today.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
'Spook Party Planned

The Young Folks League OF the
Washington Highland Jewish Cen
ter will hold a "spook party" at 8
D m. tomorrow at Atlantic and First
streets Sc.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Herbert I. Shannon,
Head Of Real Estate
Firm Here, Dies =

Herbert T. Shannon, 63, prom
inent figure in Washington real
estate circles, died suddenly last
night at st. Marys Hospital,
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Do You Know That

Nearly $50 uniforms 60
through the laundry at Chill
dren's Hospital each day?
The building fund campaign:
Amount needed 81 800, 900 90
Received through
Tuesday -------- 1,o60, ,150.57
Contributed yester-
day. - 211.63
To be raised ------- 239, ,637 80
Contributions should be sent
to the Children's Hospital New
Building Fund, Thirteenth and
v streets NV. Washington 8,
D. G.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Liberty Film to Be Shown

A motion picture entitled "Give
Me Liberty" will be shown at 8
o'clock tonight in the auditorium
Of the central branch of the YMCA.
1t is one of a series of This
America" films through which the
YMCA pays tribute to men and
women who have worked to pre-
serve American ideals,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
The Weather
FOREcAsT

Key West and vicsnEty In
creasing cIOudiness TINS after
noon with showers this afternoon
ard tonight Clearing Sunday
Cooler tonight: colder Sunday.
Gentle 10 moderate variable
winds this afternoon, becoming
moderate 10 fresh norfhegly 10
night and Sunday.
Florida: Over north portion,
COLLIER today and tonight, con
ting1ed cold Sunday with tem-
peratures freezing or near freez-
ing extreme north portion to
night. Fair weather. Over south
portion. generally fair. mild TO-
day preceded by few showers
this morning ard early afternoon.
Fair. much cooler tonight and
Sunday.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf Of Mex
ico: North 70 northeagteriy winds.
moderate 10 fresh to-day, tonight
and Sunday except winds gentle
10 moderate south portion TINS
morning. Clear TO partly cloudy
weather. Fex showers over south
portion this morning and early
afternoon.
Jacksonville 10 Apslac1ic0la:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ..
-T0dsy;s mind Is intuitfye,
gifted with keen insight, yet La
bic 10 occupy itself in pursuits
that are unprDEtable, Il is for
inmate Mat tfsere is a splTif Of
content and natural simplicity,
for IL will help 70 make the life
more happy under stress Of any
disappointment.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER d, 1915
-TOday'g nature is visionary. but
il carries with it q force that
makes many of the Ideals very
practical There is a danger Of
contention, litigation. perhaps ac-
taai physical conflict There IS
some success in life bat the body
Or the spirit may come out Of the
fray much battered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
DEPENDED ON THE CITIZEN

DEPENDED ON THE CITIZEN
Mr.. L. P. Altman.
Key West. Fla
Dear Mr.. Artrnan:
Il vas very kind of you TO
answer my letter.
Yes, / know about the plane
service and the steamship. but !
am going 10 wait for the ferry
50 that | may take my car.
/ was glad TO have you pub
llsh my letter, but regretted that
there was no time 10 let you
know that / received a very sat
istactory reply from both the San
Carlos Institute and Holiday"
after writing 10 you.
You wondered why ! didn't
write TO the Chamber Of Com
Herce. / wanted a reply IN a
hurry. I learned that there was
no branch of the A.A.A.. and was
afraid that there was no Chamber
Of Commerce. I felt that your
paper vas the surest and most
up-to-date source of information.
Thank you very much. I am
going 10 try 10 make reservations
during Easter vacation.
Yours truly,
Miss FREDA JONES.
Kingston. Pa
PS.-We have several hundred
veterans In our high school lin
special classes preparing for COL
lege. They hope TO take advant-
age Of the CT. Bill OF Rights. /
am teaching them plane geometry,
algebra, solid geometry and trig-
onometry. / know Of only two
other centers Of this sort in Pa.
and very few in the country.
Would YOU like an article about
our work? We also have several
hundred veterans in a trade
schOol-FJ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America J

Admiral Ernest j. King. retired,
born in Lorain. Ohio, SO years
ago.
Maj. Gen. Levin II. Campbell,
eX-ordnance chief, born Washing
ton, D. c., so years ago.
Julius A. Krug, Secretary Of
the Interior, born in Madison,
Wis, 80 years ago.
Helen Rogers Reid, New York
newspaper head, born in Apple
ton, Wis, "a years ago.
Emil Schram, president of the
New York Stock Exchange, born
at Peru. Ind, SO years ago.
Boris Karloff actor. born in
England, So years ago.
Louis G. Dreyfus. Jr.. Minister
10 Iceland, born Santa Barbara,
Calf, 81 years ago.
SeveIlon L. Brown of Provi-
dence, r. l., newspaper editor
born in Washington.
d. c., so years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
YOUNG SAILOR WIAS
y. #. ~. PRIZE CIR

r. ~ FMfLL 1TA'
An Ie-YeaY old sailor. r.
~. TEeffer. Of the Fleet Sonar
school. last night won tins
brsnd new chsvrolef convert
lille offered by the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars 10 the lucky
ticket holder CT the orsaniza-
items Building Fund drive.
The youthful COB said he
would drive to his home II
Indiana i'm tins handsome red
car when he gets hrs Christ
mas leave.
Trstaex's ticket waS drawn
frora . revolving barrel Al >
Gala dance held last might a.
the v. =. w. Hall. attended
by more than TOO. The sec
ond-prize winner. n. n. Hyde
CT 1877 DuvzI street. was not
present. Hyde Is = retTeo
Naval commander and WINS
> fhree-daY "Trip 70 Havana
ali expenses paid
n firs1-elsSs floor show
produced by Ivan BaSSeu
and Al Boxz also featured
tire festive occasion and drew
repeated encCres-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
GOOD saE.AATA. GOOD
LUCK, heR. PRESIDENT.

M0Egld i have been pos
sltsle for snqa@9Y. darTng
President Tfaaaaas stay 10
A.s- esas %. hare 0gGer-
ss.--.-.s4-s-as.g...~.esgEges. weather
sszp K& Fad y while Eege2
ID VAS nlaGe-t0-0r6er
wezgaer. made and ordered
too by the position Of Key
West al the s0uthernnoxt
20 u The United States.
While the President was
here we read about heavy
snOwfalls. eayy winds,
heavy rains, ins various parts
Of the country. We have
heavy winds and heavy
rains occasionally, but we
have never had, so far As the
mind Of man runneth not
TO the cotrary," any kind Of
srOwfalls, light or heavy, or
even frost.
The Citizen believes it is
a safe bet that, should the
President feel at any time,
that he is need OF warmth
and sunshine and rest, he
viii return to Key West. We
may say further that. should
any of his friends tell him
that they feel they are in
need of rest in d 'baImy
cline" as poets are wont TO
say. he will recommend to
them TO go 10 Key West.
And what is true Of him
is true also of members of
his staff and the Washing
ton correspondents who
came here to cover" his
visit for the press.
The kind of publicity Key
West has been given and
will be given by the Presi-
dents visit is not purchas-
able.
: The Citizens only regret
is that Key West has not
more accommodations for
tourists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
CoIOred Boy Scout
Troops Chartered

Charters were presented 70
swo eosored Boy Scout troops
"Wednesday night 3, the Dixie
Hall by z X Taylor. field ex-
ec1guwe. Boy Scouts ct America,
wstsa assignments N connection
wrazsz work among Negroes
Fer SIX years ali the cslcreo
bcys VINO were interested u the
Segg1 program we're IN Troop So
sponsored By the Trinity Presley
seggzn CAgrx1- 1aa recently troops
we're organized by the Ns@-raar1n
Me4s1oc4s1 znS the CORNISH Chap
ea AME. Z#gn churches .Tne
asnas al The New mann Methodist
Chsasu21 < No lSl. and The 0Ee
ali the Cornish Chapel Church
has 5e<n sSssgne8 No 100 Charles
IssGr IS TIE sugagt-8sster for
Trsagc ggfg and Lag1zs c Smith
SERVES Trppp ls1 IN that cspa-
eQrT.
The presentation Mas made n
GGnraec1mg1 @ltE1 q Court IF Honor
ant banquet with tee field ex-
segzt5ve and 5. Danes Chairman
st aae Da6e County Divisional
Communities. as guests IF tire Mon
rec County Divisional Commit
te,e- TsDe- Rev SFgRgnngrG A.
Lang chairman Of the loc'al cona-
raaa.ae. presided 81 tne f4ncEAaa,
The Rev James G. lGgrrag. VICE
chairman. assisted 1yT ; W Kea-
Or. rnennher Of me Committee On
Advancement On e@enses8 Awards
and snerse badges 10 maerG2serS 59f
Troop So. 1rsaae+g gave several
eser1rrassr ssserss s9naass fsses srec-
non of Senior Pasroa Leader
Es0mn.
SsDmersaSaef Roosevelt Sands.
Troop 50. and Commissioner A.
Milton gva1S, Of ire 9@cal Dlyi-
s5o6sg Csrnmstfee. Fegie~ed t8e
events that gave birth 20 the corr
aastiee. and the things that nave
been accomplished s. DANES. Of
the Ds6e County Committee, ia
aI@ address. stressed tire import
snce Of The Boy Of Today. and
told his audience that the day is
passing when Negroes buy what
they want and beg for what they
need. On Thursday night, at the
Presbyterian Hall, z, y. Taylor
held q meeting for members Of
the Divisional Committee. at
which TING be gave instructions
relative To the work Of the re-
spective committees within the
Divisional Committee
The following is d list Of those
who received merit badges and
other awards: Merit Badges
Samuel Brown. first aid, safety.
cooking and home repairs: Bert
Asf9e. safety. cement work. wood
work and home repairs: George
Sears. swimming and, leather
craft, and Franklin Tynes, car
pentry,
Second Class: Theodore Carey.
Peter Pijeau, Otis Thurston.
Thomas Nottage, Hilton Williams
and Ralph Welters.
First Glass: George Demeritt.
George Sears, Solomon Scott.
Glenwood Manuel. Daniel Adams
and John Devens.
Star: Samuel Brown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

Let it snow, let it snow,
let it snow" 1t cost thirty
six states S30,909,761 for
snow removal and ice treat
ment for the winter of 1914
10. according to reports to
the Federal Public Roads
Administration. This repre-
scented clearance of 288, 999
miles of roads and involved
the use of some $4,000
units Of snow removal
equipment. That's one ex-
pense the Florida State Road
Department does not have
IL .NoYry about.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

Editor, The Key Wesx G.sazsrs
Creene Strees
Kew West Flass1a-
Recent articles wA<A hsse 80
peared IN y01T papsy 4pzss 49,
ssztass q ~BLNCO - ~ e6T
n KEY West. requiFe. ! - ave
firsiser StsAem<nt - she esa a&
expsasnlng. fsiEsy. - esAoss.zsetF
which has arises ke48Nsz - -
eratws. on tie one hano. ana a.
Law Enf0rring AEssAnF.s.ez. @m
the Otner.
Allow nse 70 b@gsn - ae1
ting. csndidlv. inst a. q 1lNfss9
Operator M ye~poans = ma@
ssrisy biased. ! usiasA - tsEss
and add that as sn .nzils aaf4ai -
titled 70 a purely peEUnal aEsn-
ion, believe thaf or r.tv &eaa
be beneflGted fiasEessliF AT
made more attractive fEaFn
Tourist angle. and Esost esFtsanF
would not - T0Fscned weFass
by permitting tne 0psrsfsan a6 a8
forms Of recognize9 gaNti.nE
(a) as long O. each gagne Is 49,
strictly straight and frl IS nnf Fsw
II locality 81 "a q nssnneF shAen
would De offensive O. uausn
equally entitled - an lndiR sl,lai
opinion. who happen b. nold 81 a
different viewpoint
With eq4sl eandor ! HsLzai al
NIT that all forms 0f Kamaana
under whatever gus. are easl-
~ offensive n Ire eyes ~ see
Law.
II then. g Is the polWy 80 tae
Law enforcing AgtbofBsies aba
ing strictly D. Their respective
Oaths Of Office. - peruft ~
gambling. Of any Kind @taaFssF
20 be conducted n TIE Cfv nf
Key Vest again. ss an .nss
usl opposed % . so-caLcd CLOS
Ed TOWN. vii MOST haarta 49,
respect their motives. ag4i wnsf
thoroughly aom. lneIr sctiou fs
De legally sound. and @la H-af
certainly abide by their Ordeu-
TO the very letter
II, however. the couismr sfe
program Is 70 iet Sone gamhlnE
be conducted BY Sosnc apefatar
at SOME localities tEFelg hoas
the City for whatever gsasar
while OTHER Operatars. COZ
Quoting OTHER games - cha~r
for example. BINCO-at OH
Err localities tnEeatenef err
criminal prosecution SIMPLY
cause they DO not mesf sItk tar
personal approval of the sarugl
lar person or persons IN A-Tnsr.
ity. then, am sure thar everF
fair minded person. 1egardlsss 20
his moral persuasion OF Re-
n me matter
az * N4-oA Az - y saw aaH'H
once ceases - be the eulorrer :
the Law and IS inmcci4tr.N bar
geFted into the GCapCu ai w
holder.
In the Cry u k We 8t go
present time. ! could u 2
>hOose, play BOilta, Dic- Ea
ny, Roulette. Skln. Monte Faf.
Poker. Black-Jack anc IN as
nent Of Slot Machine epsnIF
sill n any nlwber Ht Ae
Known and .9ng estac
Houses II :4c' = -a.'r
Practically eEtls rHrrs
game Of chance EXCEPT HINE.
F-sp,cr.-.r
KOGELIO CONF
.".a .l.
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Peoples Forum


The Cfftzem sxeIe9mea expres-
sfsns 20 TIE vfesss % ten read
era, bm2 the eGEfar reHGwweD the
right 10 delete amy ffxms wA3eh
are e8nmE&ereM I1hei@ws or unsar-
ran9ed- The WRITER'S sh9mId he
fair ana esnffne the LETTERS 70
SEQ yserEe, and write On 9ne side
OF the pager en1y. -efwnafmKe %
the writers must aecomRany the
letfera an6 viii De nmhlsshed an
less reaneEteG sxheesfae.
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Hint To The Bride

Mr.. Young Husband: Did you
KNOW that many Z carpenters
mistake can be covered 40 with
Z little paint and putty"
Mrs. Young-Wlfe a novice al
cook.ng): 4 cover up MING with
mavonnaiSe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
POULTRY
statesmen WANTED

Salesman wanted to take charge
Of territory by old, reliable con-
Germ selling lubricants, paints
and roof coating. Field train
ing, Drawing account TO pro-
ducers.. Write Sales Manager,
Box 1888, Dallas. Tex.
nov23-ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

The pyramids Of Egypt stretch
90 miles along the west bank of
the Nile river.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23
REPORT

. Key West. Fla. Nov. o, 1916
Observation taken at $50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Temperasures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

A jury consists of II men
chosen to decide who has
the better lawyer.
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ORDER OF TERMINATION

DRDEh OF PIT BEi( ALTON
TO- i@s>le ,. PaaG85ss,
a. seIIga. Avenue
BROOKLYN New YORK
W ara hereb5 required L. APP
pear 20 re IA II t'oF.D.as-- Hrr
cl%1rcs F.,-i aga;-~- ~"H .U ,A-
above styled caGSe n the 18th
day % .'ece1-ls--. Al 5ss@, a-1e--
- - the allegations u said Llj
vxi5: ~ taken a. co- <e>~e1.
Dated This z5sh iay u Noveu1-
L-T. -. 1FsS
Is'iVcs.t- Court Sea.
ROSS ! SAWYER.
Clerk ~ sad ''iE,ui- Count
b Kathleen N.csaEe- ~. I.
JJsj.us 2. Stone. IL.
<..l.s5Ee- [4- P}aia-ite
rrs 1875 80 de-, :. -.s4S
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novl8-d


Carapbell's. s23 Division. phone
1s9- Keys made, locks repair
SC. etc = n0vl- limo
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WANTED
PERSONAL

Draw your will. Three fill-in law
yer-approved forms, ST. Attor--
ney Antelis. 1927 President ST.,
Brooklyn, n. Y. noY23-ltxs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

Merrill z. cTuffy) Roberts will be.
glad 20 give estimates on your
plumbing job and advise you
on your plumbing problems.
Phone 642-M or call at No.
Havana Street. novl2- 12tx
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LOST

Lost-Car keys on Whitehead ST
Finder please drop in mail box,
noy22- 2t&
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PERSONAL

VLA.V.I. products. Write n. Fitz-
gerald, manager. 1915 NV,
Miami.
nov19-6tX-mw $.
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Listings wanted on Key proper
ties. Geo. J. Rawlings, Reg.
Broker, Islarnorada, Fla.
novI5-39t
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Tor guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
5i2 Margaret street, phone 75l.
Give Us 4 try on your next job.
Free estimates. oct25- limo
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Rose bushes-world's best. Hints
on care and culture. Free illus
trated catalog McClung Bros.
Rose Nursery, Tyler, Texas.
nov23- Tx
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HIDES
Tomorrow
High Tide Low Tide
Naval Base
eastern Standard Tine)
1888 am 4:04 am.
1888 pm. 3:22 pm.
Additional Tide Data
Reference Station, Key West
Time of Height Of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda -Ohr.
(bridgej 10min. 90 #.
No Name Key -2hr.
least side) 30 min.
Boca Chica -0hr.
Sandy Point 40 min
Caldss Channel --2hr.
north end) 10 min. ia
Minus corrections to be SUP
tracted Plus corrections 70 be
added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

2 and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfurnished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. novi-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

Baby carriage Efolding), cost S35,
practically new VIII sell for
$40 Apply ALB Bahama ST.
nov23-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

Baby bed and mattress. large size,
$500. l26 Ann St. rear Of
Citizen bldg. nov23- II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-23

Bakery equipment, oven, Hovart
4 bag mixer, oil burner, wrap
ping machine. slicing machine,
metal proof box pan. Apply
1924 Duval St. novl6-2t
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WORRIED about Christmas gifts?
Let us do your worrying for
you. See oar beautiful and
useful items at Shirts Linen
Shop, 5i2 Fleming, Phone iI8.
novG-tf
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FOR SALE

1888 Chevrolet. Phone 1922.
nov23- tx
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Electric L. g. H. range for sale.
Very reasonable. Worth inves-
tigating. Apply 1904 Angela
st. nov22-6tx
Evening star., 1946-10-11
Ferrier's Record 81
Low at Montgomery
By the Assoeioted Press

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. H.
Big Jim Ferrier, the ex-Army SER
geant who took UP professional golf
only a year ago, led the way into the
second round of the $4,000 Mont
gomery Open today with a record
OF 81 for the first 18 holes of play.
The tall, powerful Chicagoan, al
ready one of the top money winners
of the circuit, set low mark for the
6,350-yard Beauvoir Country Club
course with his 10-under-par score,
and equaled the record for a PGA-
sponsored meet.
With all his sensational play,
however, Ferrier was only one shot
ahead of KY Laffoon, pro who
equaled the prior Beauvoir record of
So with three eagles and four brides.
Altogether, % of the 78 golfers
entered in the opening round turned
in subpar cards, and all except five
of them were pros.
Evening star., 1946-10-11
Ringer Case Principal
After $4,000 Killing,
ID. {. Witness Says
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMOR Oct. 1.-THE
Criminal Court trial of two Wash
ington horsemen accused Of run
ming a ringer at Pimlico Race Track
last November was expected to end
today after the defense rested with
out putting either defendant on the
witness stand.
A prosecution witness, Mrs. Lottie
Bowers of Washington, testified yes
terday that James S. O'Donnell, one
of the accused, had told her he
planned to run a ringer at Pimlico
and expected to clean up about
$4,000"
O'Donnell is the former owner
of Flying kits, which the State
charged had been substituted in two
races at Pin1lico for Rounco, for
merly trained by Ronald B. Sanner,
the other defendant.
Defense cross-examination Of Mrs.
Bowers produced her admission that
there had been Ill feeling between
ODonnen and herself, resulting
from the sale Of a farm.
A defense witness, William Rel
bert, horse identif1er for national
detective agency, told the jury that
one horse he identified in the two
races in question was Rounco.
Prosecution attorneys countered
that he had only about Is seconds
to check each horse and in response
to their query, Reibert said ne could
have been mistaken.
Evening star., 1946-10-11
One Only Best Liked
In Laurel Feature
Special Dispo.eh TO The S'ar

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 11.-One Only.
owned by Ed Talbert of Washington,
and trained by Bobby Curran Of
Silver Spring, is the likely winner
of the 5000 Talbot Hunt, the days
mile-and-70-yard headliner, listed
as the sixth event.
Only One gave evidence Of his
fitness on Tuesday when he created
q new 1116-mile track record OF
1878. He led throughout. In today's
race he carries 112 pounds, two more
than in Tuesdays, which shouldn't
dull his speed to any great extent.
The Talbot Hunt should prove an
interesting race for in addition to
One Only are such capable reuters
as Salvo, Cab Sir. Astral, Brenner
Pass, Sarawak, Winter Song and
Noble One.
Mudders had their innings yester-
day. the first time in the meeting.
The As double combination of
Downey B and Halogi paid $4,000.
Evening star., 1946-10-11
Babe, Betty Jameson
Clash in Golf Semi
sy tbs lssoejoted Press

FORT WORT, Tex, Oct. INA
tional Amateur Champion Babe
Zaharias of Denver, after defeating
Grace Lenczyk of Newington, Conn,
5-4, today entered the semifinal
round of the 18th annual Texas
Women's Open golf tournament.
Mrs. Zaharias meets Professional
Betty Jameson of San Antonio, who
eliminated Patty Berg of Mime
apolis, 1-up.
In the second match, Elizabeth
Hicks of Long Beach, Calf, meets
Dorothy Kielty of Los Angeles. Miss
Hicks entered today's round by de-
feating Polly Riley of Fort Worth,
4-3, while Miss Kielty was eliminat-
ing Beverly Hanson of Fargo, N.
OAK, 81.
In the consolation fight, Mary
Agnes Wall of Menominee, Mich,
who yesterday won from Mrs. John
MAYS, 6-5, will meet Helen Dett-
weller of Indio, Calf, 81 winner
over Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite OF
Fort Worth.