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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

dssn sena s4 SD Fl
T TYoS1MsS M0Fqs 2gss 81 4aoel $Sai Nth it sso motor
Eadi0 p,apa spare s tisss ssGs good condition
osf rs1 1sfs heater os M III
sories: $500 or best offer under no
ssss;E 1893 SB 5ssa Bsas EssIs s5
|$s E. GG 'ffs ffss .s':s ssss s'$s':
PoNrIao HS IeEs Iase coupe: good condition, sx-
Sensnt SeI6W tTaasPss s tlon' sa'9 or pest oaef
Pontiac 1916; ZOO miles; heater radio,
plasstdee seat eeyeTsF' eyss 4-dr' black seq sersn
foaTiAC aTT 'ls4s stfeamliner. black. 4-door
ssdsn s.sy 10y meage seaS ,tsr rad9 sa heater
oSTiAc M chpaa as Atl 4dooT oTsS sedan ei and h.
s;fei si4ss! asisif EN-. aie4. s95s Garrison St NV
PONTIAC 1s4s super sup de luxe .onsi2fon.s S,dGG5 g.
5sf0 cs VS. iss ease 5ssSsn Ss sss S 0aSss
ssaTFUtyipSEEBAKER 1s41 Champion 2-door;
on rsS sshs's'sy sad hess4 ES $3.50 sSsS
sTUDEEakEK 1s4z Rssa ds laxs taSsr ts
tier and overdrive.; price, 1896. Call
ETI6ISskfE ss RsTefa f9ss aes Commander n 4door
tires, battery. Slip covers, 500. 1909 B
ssfTuoEsAkER i,f AI 9Itl ia4s Champion e-door Sc
dan: oVerdrive. heater, excellent tires: clean
as pin; Sl,275 cash: no dealers. d.o Ho'
ssiTIu;lDEBAKER 1e41 Champion 4-dr.; "a
900 mi radio and heater, excel! conc
ST 900 Call 81. $500. -
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Commander 4.door door
al mil
lied: $4,000 Call ia. S575 after Pm.
iss as es g :s 1ou psrss sass
fshsfefien FaI pfee only a ga saas nfo
p1lies dfss aeSsRIaswS GREENwA% q USED SCI CARS soo
s1gnsEiGsss ssTnSEsskfs hHs ns fs4o Champion a;aeos:
srTDRBskEk 81 HDG ssiaE ls41 CHAMPION door Sc.
6sEsed dsn raoi0 81 G. nspectioa
Ss9s. ssSsu Ho. 1900. 1901 e1st St. NV, H. II
;ssss BEAM heasshts asa $50 tire Can
FER TTiaRaFTASE aiFfE s$G 1ss R good condition
tires tires mosoF mot frms and IN nN easserS ass
WIILYs brand-new 1eep engine completely
nsfsd ssS in ao~S ans mSff MEI terms sS
WTLLYs 1877 4-dr; 4dr; sedan; sedan asy ssyr clutch
tires OK. SD EoX slo.D' Sssi' door
sedan; driven $1,000 mi. by, washington
diplomat; car in storage until May. 1914:
one owner: car only in use 2 years; looks
like brand-new car; original tires, paint
and uphoStery. hsaer and defrSS1eT, sen II
gas kept in garage at all times and
serviced weekly: ST ,295. or best offer
below. BooX 15o-c, star prrc. .ood r10s COMO
ST 100: equipped with visible signals,
radio clock steeslns clgare.te a 5os case
TAxI-Plymouth 1912, with PUG, IN
GOOD @ condition; $3.50, Call sH; 1894. TO-
TAXI-1941 Plymouth I good tires en-. z.
zine in good condition: S175. AT. 1912; g
WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF, Washing
toms largest auction dealing exclusively , II IN
We can sell that car or cars and truck of
yours at the best possible price on a com;
mission only. Every sale will be attended
by dealers from all over United States.
Communicate with WASHINGTON AUTO
AUCTION. S511 Colesville rd., 8. s.. Md.
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GAS STATIONS WANTED.

LARGE OIL COMPANY desires to lease Or
buy to 10 stations; 1900 to 10000 So
IT.; sites or established stations, L1Nk1NS
CO.. 1913 st. NV -DI. 1888.
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1RAILERS.

SPARTAN, the all-alumlnum aircraft-con-
structed lightweight lifesims tin franeri I'M
sfsse gsfFs ss65 ssSeEE bVd
serwyn; Nc Tower 6l62 asrvsrv on new
La Sale trailer-coaches Platt. Roycraft,
kozy, owosSo and SUPERIOR on display lay;
Terms II - months sensaf9na a1i}2 trs neI
ers: also accessories. RICHTER TRAILER
SALES, U. S. Rt. 1, Berwyn. Md. Te'
HOUSE TRAILERs for immediate delivery
Fl Co; Glider, Dealer. ss3s ssss Georgia ave-:
STNsF SEW AND SDii,5 Used ID HOUSE TRAILERs ready
for immedate INC deliTeTg Temne fraiieT AEEGAiE vi
Iase, seT Teiegrapf @ I'd, Alexandra. va. Phone
NEW sfWpls AND USE Used HOUSE TRAILERs; ready
f3s fRALHR m~eesee eo 1Ne eeSsak oak fTsilef
Court On Route l. nHa,4o 1Sst miles asoi south OF
AlsSaRfisfr sn aRRfprcrioS s6G4f ESe house trail
terms: ter ~ lS-s4 months; GOLF TRAILER
elders elders at5 and tcontinsntai C house trailers
are on display for immediate delivery; see
shese ng ang rraer that's ali
oSI oSh:' 1sIFT. I"T MODEL schuit Nomad trail
has metal saes and so seoeed Sp IN pofeh
has large closet and cabineG space s large
oil circulating heater; price, Sl.o-o. Lem
pie Trailer village. Lot 100
Traveller camp trailer, 1945, wondef1u
trailer for camping, hunting, fishing or del
AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC, 4o5e
NEW LIBERTY TRAILERS-1mmediat de-
livery Groom. tandem. heated nGor; 1 terms IG
new and used. HEETER- WALDEN TRAIL
ER SALES, Rt. l, Berwyn. Nd. TO. 51li
FOR sALE-New go house trailer. Car
Be financed or consider new car for trade
Lorton l5-F-22
HOUSE TRAILER, comfortable bedroom
bottled gas; newly painted an inexpsns,ilve NV
home j. SINDORF, Canary Trailer
IMMEDIATE DELIvERY-New and used
trailer coaches. We invite you TO see oui
1916 American Homecrest, 25 #, So 1sl Isl 05 o.
ia46 Trayelo 241a #. 2,2I6.0l
1915 American Tandem. 25 It. 2.33a 50
1916 thinner Tandem, % Il, ,46o S9 y
l947 Schult Luxury Liner. 25fa IT. 2,14s- q
1a41 Howard Tandem, IS it. 3.136. 81
Prices include equipment and accessories
drop cord. radio, door mats, nre extln-
guisher. leveling jacks, 3-ton lift hydraulic
jack, etc. Terms on IL. 1s, "A months. m
1917 comb boat and utility trailer Sl95.0 W
1915 Granite EXP. utility trailer d9S ~
1946 Granite EXP. utility trailer. 229 90
All prices subject to change without notice
Electric home appliances, trailer parts anc
accessories in our showroom and parts
department AMERICAN TRAILER CO.
INC. 4O30 Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone
Woodley 1921.
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont.
VINCENT A. SHEEHY, Jr., Attorney,
WaShiuRton Liam and Trust Bldg

tINSkN4 =. attuIhcsS
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg:
DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
holding a Probate court.-:Estate Of Nor
man Lee Downs, deceased No. $500.
having been made herein for probate of
the last viii and testament OF said De, nn
said estate. by Lee Roy Downs, it is
ordered this 9th day Of December. AD.
and Mrs Phyliss H Downs, custodian,
and all others concerned. appeal IN said
Court on Monday, the 10th day of Febru-
ary, AID l941, at 1000 O'Clock q M,
to show cause why such application should
lished in the "Washington Law Reporter,
and The Evening Star once once IN n each [,,ra Of
day herein mentioned, the first publica-
ton to be not less ii than thirty days & before ore
BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice Of said
ooqrt. this 27th day eS4das ef PseemSer cfaiS AR:
WELL, Register OF wins for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court
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HAROLD L. sCHILZ, Attorney,
iI09 Earle Bldg.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States o6at for the DlstrgS Of ssS5 eGnmais ad
tratlon-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
mentary on the. estate of Franklin P.
Wilson, late Of the District OF Columbia,
Al nanF eo
the same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the, subscriber
Xp' a. 0 1873; f4g'e otherwise ins they may By law
be excluded from all dement's OF said estate;
given under my h11d fhf I4th day
TaEopoRE IfIS p5hoeso cooswELL REGISTER Of wills
for the District of Columbia Clerk issS Of the
i343 Good Hope Rd. s.E.
Filled Dec. 3d. 1915 Gisr.t Charles E. Stewart
IN THE D1srR1cf, elfrk COURT OF THE
. United states ior the District of colum-
SisNErTIE EXE1YN HIa shMxaweop hx3H et ais St
ORDER OF PUBL1cATIoN..The object
of this suit is to establish of record the
in ina and to To- the parcel Of real estate located
in the District of Columbia and described
as follows: That lot desienated for taxa
sessor @ Of the District Of columbia as Lot
s02 in square 997, and more particularly
described as part Oh OTlBiud! LoI AZ
said Square. according TO plat OF suo-
Subdivisions, page 81. in the office of the
surveyor for the District of Columbia. in
which sublot 3 has been subdivided: Part
of said sublot 3 is described as follows:
Beginning for the same at point in the
North line of II Street, distant 80 feet
west of the Southeast corner OF said
Square and running thence West along
said north line OF Il" Street, % feet;
thence North, at right angles to said, north
line, 81 feet 4 inches; thence Northwest.
erly at right angles to the south line suo OF
nuel. Al feet to SAID south line of POTOMAC
Avenue: thence Northeasterly along SAID
south line of Potomac Avenue 23 feet;
thence Southeasterly at right angles to
said line Of Potomac Avenue, So feet
inches: thence South 55 feet to the place
of beginning. Upon motion OF the plan.
tits it is by the Court, this 3Oth Gay OF
DECEMBER, 1916. ORDERED, that The de-
PENDANTS, Eliza 3; smallwo9d Mary Eisan9s rr
smaiiwood. if they be living, and theiir
unknown heirs, devisees and alienees If
they be dead cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the, hrst rule
day occurring one month after the day OF
the first publication of this Order, other
wise this cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default; provided copy OF his
order be published once week for three
successive weeks in the washington Law
Reporter and The washington Evenihg niI1s
Star; good cause having been shown WY
r. DIcKTNsoN LET'S. Justice 1H sSeaI9
A true copy. Test: CHARLES z. STEW
ART Clerk. BY ELLA MCDONALD; Deputy
CLERK la29l D
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Word Game

Find 90 or more common English
words in
WING,
meaning next after, subsequent. ="
Average mark is 27 words. Time
limit, Is minutes.
Rules of the game Words must be Of
al,ire four letters BY the. addition Of IS"
such as bats" cats" are, rot used.
Proper names are not used. list will be
published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
DORSEY K. OFFUTT, Attorney,
Enndmard RldR

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hojding probate Court.-No. bs,3s7, Ad-
1ninistration Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber; Of the District Of CO.
Court Of the District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Jennie
Mike, late of the District Of Columbia,
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
December AID 1947; otherwise they may
By law be excluded from all benef1t OF
said estate. Given under my hand TINS
23rd day of December, 1916. John A.
Mike 1869 HoIbrook ter, ne. (SealD
Attest THEODORE COGSWEII4. REGISTER
of Wills for the District OF Columbia, CLERK
nj the Probate Court ja2916
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TAxiS FOR HIRE.

TAXI DRIVERS, colored--l946 new Ford
cabs: SJ00 deposit required with reference
Mr.. HARLAN, rear 1917 o st. NV, NO
26th st. NV. RE. 4795:- ---lA
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PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door; Al cono,' 92'o
PIYMonTH Fly Mti / is4e sedan excellent condi-
ton ieg mileaEs neT Refs4s hsa.eT rop euisk bi
P1YMoafH f14 s1sfF E fsss COW COW coupe; radio and
heater, excel, eond, passed D. C. insp''
fISmo1fH fISG 3f is4i 1 club conv.; painted red;
s. ssS soo top ReBEY MoToR ns sALs sso
NJ PLYaoGrT 0ItSfs r. taxi ns 1910; Diamond color
pfISs;s i 2s iST: fR: ssI5 S7S5 so4 st. ne after
PPLp2MoUTH : NJ I'll GSs :ss 4door sedan: new tires,
new motor, new heater; $500. Phone
PoNfrAs; P6isf AZ 1887 eony. sedan; radio and
Offer ole below 360I Hamilton St, Hyatts-
Tai,s; poNTisc HS 1915 new Torpedo a-door sedan;
under-seat heater, defroster, air condi-
99ss soa nsT ster seape tes es S. sfs' 1fF unSeF
roNTIAc 1898 s-door s cyl; radio. heater.
seat covers. new tires and paint nna Job, ,.g new
s6FNER, ea5fssE fSs fSsa 4tn e9fa11len st. ne sOV'
PONTIAC 1886 s-cylinder 4-door sedan:
radio. new wire system, excellent excellent mt motor sssd
D. c. INSPECTION; private owner; $685. cash
ssf ss5d ssasss g srss seo5 sfsaS
PoNTIAc fei,si 1a41 s-door sedan; motor.
e.
| 1000 miles; car performs like new.
| Some one with cash. needing car for
value here; S1.315 DE. 1921.
PONTIAC 1896 coupe: excellent mechan-
| icai condition; S400. Cali AT. 1927. 90
PONTIAC 1910. good condition, good tires.
good heater: mechanically good. S740.
Call UN 300 3
PONTIAC 1941 Super sedan coupe. 35. 900
miles. mmaculate; S1,595; THOMAS MO-
TOR CO. Colesville Md 81. I704. 10
PONTIAC 194. two-toped 4-door sedan:
good cosd.; radio and heater sl.4oo
81 { RS2 -
PONTIAC 1a4t, 4-door "6" seden: very
clean, fully guaranteed: only S1.1a5. BEN
DALI PONTIAC. 1911 King St, Alexan-
PONTIAC s 1916 sedsn-coupe. black; all
accessories: $500 cash. Call TIE. 81 Sh-
PONTIAC 1a41 station WAGON. A real buy
at S1,195. PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 39ol
PONTIAC 93a de luxe club coupe; famous
little Silverfiash 8 motor. runs Ike Top;
finest Transportation for Ssa5, WASHING
TON MOTOR CO. 1st and New YORK
ave. ne.
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BUICK 1912 2-door: $4,000 miles; .~o
radio and heater 81 100
1e4o Hudson 4-door: 32 900 miles 1.40o
1912 Chevrolet I5-passenger 7s5
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee hwy
lrIirpfon Va CH. T000 IL
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club coupe; r. and
ghout, plus many

HUDSON Commodore sedan. 1916; y, icy loog
mileage, excellent condition sEI3:'
HatDsoS iaaa 4-dooE SEDAN; hestsrs; ssss s745
HUDSON 1946 4-door sedan; $3.50 Worth 9rd
Of accessories. loT M mtease asaS priced I'D d 9Vo
JEEP. WHY'S 1916; excel. cond., Z. 900 miles s
81 900 1860 End st; s;w. TR. o166. -io =.
IIEP WHY'S, new l946 the nn1versisr M imgted fas
na@efs asae5 4th & st. NV pu 4455. - Ia !.
good eso; nsaa s. 900 Ar Sass after pm; ,i-l: hla
Ia SALE 1saS motor Sony r.ssnts
= Ia ,'sa SALE s 1888 s'- 4-door sedan; sI,aoo.
ebsnIesi Ssaasi Coalition sasG ond
IiNcoGN saasoIss isfs M sedan: is ooa actual mile
assteP hss Ghs and GVse ssat covers Your IN trade
FTss fns ts5s ,'E o. sMeoTos CO. 81
LINCOLN 1871 all-electric limousine; in
ment, GE. 253e; $500 or best offer be
LINCOLN 1912 e-pass sport coupe. beau
tiful black finish; equipped with radIo'
heater and custom ailored seat co c1Feisi Ell
eive YOU economical transportation COM
parable To much lighter car. This is one
q hS5e a ssa & eaR nsoWER sa5s ss1 srf 3 as
nc msrsury ss as.less sash q Closed satardsys ana
sqNesoSIkN sIqiNNessoSIkN-zEpHYR 1889 business coupe:
tres: theaS' $500. OK. s755 CAN between
LliiscSLS-RRaPHYR [ saS { R;PPH 1899 club coupe; ex-
celleEt condition throughout' $500; low
mileage; r. and h. AT. 1887 after 8 pom'
Evening star., 1947-07-16
|F|yweight Title Bout
Postponed Again as
Paterson CoI|apses
By the Associated Press

GLASGOW, Scotland, June 49,
The twice-postponed world fly
weight title fight between Cham
pion Jackie Paterson Of Scotland
and Dado Marino Of Honolulu was
called off again today when Pater-
son failed to appear for the weigh
in ceremony.
Harry McGrattan, secretary Of the
British Boxing Board Of Control
said Paterson had collapsed and
was In bed with a nervous break
down. Marines manager, sam Ighi-
nose, said he would claim the fly
weight title.
Paterson was known to have been
having trouble making the weight
limit of 112 pounds. He was granted
two postponements because Of boils
News of the cancellation caused an
angry demonstration among thou
sands of fans who were gathered
outside the dance hall where the
weighin was scheduled to take
place. Promoter Charles black said
Marino would enter the ring to-
night against substitute opponent.
G. Donmall, secretary Of the Brit
ish Boxing Board Of Control, de-
clined to comment on Ichinose's
statement that he would claim the
world title. Previousl yti1e British
ruling body had said that, In the
event Paterson failed to make the
weight, it would declare the title
vacant.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Private Favored to Conquer
CoIoneIin ArmyNetMo

Freeman vs.. Wilson; Bonner VS.. Taylor;
Molloy vs. Emerson; Webster VS.. Douglas
Capt. Waldo Bowers-Lt. Rehoy Turner
(AAF Pacinc) vs.. Capt. Harold Emerson
Arvid Sonduuist Mitchell Field. N. -
from Egin Field, NJ; Freeman-capt. p. D
Pillsbury (Csribbean) ": wilson -Holcomb
(1st Army: 1t. Col J. w. Parsons-Capt.
Benson Capt. Glen Smith (4th Army.
Molloy Capt. R: T. Eyans I'D Army
vs.: Pvt; r; r Normsn-Pfc. Ernest Brisk
Larry Myers Maxwell Fteld) vs.. winner Of
Bowers Turner against Emerson- -sondquist
VS.. winner Of Bonner Stewart against
shipp lMilitary District Of Wsshinston)
penstiel-Persingef vs.. Capt D. NJ Porter
1t. G. J. Douglas (etrategic Air Command,
Washington); 1t. Col. 8. H. Webster Capt
Sam Adams (3d Army VS.. M/Sergt. M. E.
JoneS-Capt. J. r. Moore 0AnRley Fieldl.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
6a|ento, Kwariani Head
Toniqht's RassIe Show

"Two-ton" Tony Galento, former
heavyweight boxing conten d er
headlines the weekly wrestling
show tonight at Turner's arena,
meeting Kola Kwariani, the big
Russian. If Tony wins tonight, he
may be brought back next month
for an outdoor match with Champ
ion Frank Sexton.
Cyclone Burns, former wrestler
now a referee, has been brought here
from Baltimore to handle tonights
match.
On the supporting card, sheik
Badui Of Arabia meets Red Ryan
of Philadelphia in the semi -windup.
Three prelinls are George Macricos-
tas, the Golden Greek, vs. ANDY
Meixner Of Boston; Faro Rinaldo,
Milwaukee, vs. Joe Komaroff, Rus
sia, and Ed Franer, Philadelphia,
VS. Jim Sziskay, Boston.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Al;
WEDNESDAY
Trumun Receives Pro Grid Pass:
It'll Be Headache if He Uses 1t

which seems to worry him. He
brought up a case recently in which
an athlete still in college signed q
personal service with a club owner.
It wasn't to play football exactly,
but just to work for that owner in
any designated capacity after the
player graduated.
Technically it might not be pro-
fessionalism, Bell said, but at any
rate it was a subterfuge. and he
didn't like 1t. "I1l throw out any
personal service contract I And" he
said. We've got to play ball with
the colleges, and I'm leaning over
backward to do it. I wish all coll
lege presidents would warn football
players, and other athletes too, not
to sign any sort Of contract until
their college days are over. In that
way they'll be safe. Well be pro.
tected and so will they"
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Mats
Continued From Page A-14.)

Sid Hudson and Mickey Haefner.
Both will be pitching with three
days rest and If any Of his pitchers
today or tomorrow are shelled Ossie
will be confronted with an unenvia-
BILE predicament.
Candini and Cary, who have yield
ed IL runs and 18 hits in the IL
innings of relief work in the last two
games, are out as prospective reliev-
ers for the immediate future. Scar
borough worked yesterday, leaving a
residue of Ferrick at Bluege's COM
mand in an emergency. 1t isn't a
rosy outlook for the stumbling Mats,
who have lost 10 of IA games on
their present trip.
The Mats staked Scarborough to a
80 lead in the first inning last eve
ming at Dizzy Trouts expense
Mickey Vernon doubled across two
runs after Yost singled and Robert
son walked. Cecil Travis then SIN
gled to score Mickey.
Mats Lead Evaporates.
That lead evaporated rapidly, for
Scarborough issued three walks and
a pair of singles in the first inning
as the Tigers scored twice. A walk
to Buddy Lewis and Sherry Rob-
ertson's double fetched the Mats a
Al advantage in the second. but
that vanished when Scarborough
pitched a triple to Eddie Lake and
home run to Roy Cullenbine In
the Tigers second.
Early Wynn's pinch single, scor-
ing Travis, who had walked and
moved to third on Jerry Priddy's 3
double, gave the Mats 5-4 lead In
the third of Hal White, but De-
troit blasted Candini for four runs
on four singles and a double by Dick
Wakefield in the sixth to grasp an
8-5 lead. The Tigers pried three
more runs from Cary In the eighth
before Rick Ferrell singled across
Vernon, who had walked and moved
to third unmolested with two out in
the ninth.
The Mats accumulated II hits, in
cluding three singles by Travis, OIL
Trout, White and Virgil Trucks.
Detroit fashioned IA hits, much to
the glee of 1873 customers.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Western Golf
Continued From Page A-14.)

upper brackets was red-haired Mi
Beal Of Clinton, Iowa, who wa
successful in a playoff with f1v'
others at 16f to enter match com
petition. Ward, who topped tn
lower bracket, met David Dixon O.
New Orleans who with Beal was tn,
second winner in the 161 playoff.
Gus Moreland of Peoria, Ill.
Western champion in 1892, whit
finished next to Ward in the race
for Medalist honors with a 71-72-
143, was paired with James Melvir
of Lake Forest, ILL.,, 160 shooter
in the first round.
Ted Richards, jr., Of Long Beach
Calf, the Pacific Coast intercol
legiate champion, tied with Stran.
ahan for third place in the medals
race with his finishing 10 for IA
figure.
Lowest score posted in the secone
half Of the qualifying business wal
flashed by Jim Frisina of Taylor
vile, Ill, who won the Illinois Stat,
amateur title last Sunday. Frisins
had q first round 81, but he mad.
up for that with a sizzling SO yes
terday.
The best-played hole Of the secone
round was Strananan's birdie 8 OF
the 423-yard sixth. His drive wa
against the boundary fence ant
he swung left-handed with an iror
to get out. He fired a niblick thirs
100 yards into the cup.
Evening star., 1947-07-16

Pfc. Hugh Steward, favored to
breeze through the Army champion
ship tennis championships at the
Army Navy Country Club, was
scheduled to meet Col. Nicholas E.
Powell, commanding officer, flight
services, today.
Steward, who came in for the
tourney from Gen. MacArthur's Far
East Command after winning the
Philippine singles and doubles and
All-Pacific Army singles, was ma
tional interscholastic champion be-
fore joining the Army. He also had
annexed titles in the National Junior
doubles, hard court singles and
doubles and National junior indoor
doubles.
Steward had little trouble in dis
posing of John Thommen of the
Air Forces Headquarters, District of
Columbia, yesterday, 60, 60.
1t. Bob Boyer of Arlington Hall
Station blanked 1t. Col. Christopher
CLANCY, a Sd Army entrant, CO.
60.
Results and pairings:
Pfc. H. W. Stewart Philippinesl de'
auarters), 60, 60; Col. n; =. Powe
9: L: Holcomb qst Army. 6-4. g.;
defeated Capt. Arthur preyer (Missour
University, det1ult; Major Larry Myers
GMaxwell Field, Fla.) defeated Gap Capt. +. 3
HpDens9ts H,poe 9W4,, 1eth Field AF6SS oSSc dslested% $ %
S sefestes Pvt; +. r. Norman fAlasEa5
1t: r. S; Boyer military District q 9,
washington), defeated 1t, Col. e; W
CLANCY I'D Army, 90, 60: MIsergt
Col. Co - Raymond % Stone Caribbean, 6--3
81. 6-3: 1t. Dave Freeman (Carib.
10Th Army, 60, 6E3; 1t. co. H.
2. Aspera tHaxaiD: 6-1; T,sSo g.; dsfaaie1 Maiol
CAPT. a s. L. knudson (Fort slid, 81
Major P. H. Taylor HEADQUARTERS AAF|
defeated w. A. Campbell Nangley F1eldl
y, d.i:.t.d se!sIs csps Tom e. L. M0ssh ssshmis1 a
HarsoId s Emerson % tMiiteheli Field, N. 70,
defeated l. =. BTunson, ,sy sWrlghtu usSsl Field d.
S3rd ARMY defeated It. Col. A, J. Evans
{Msxwell rsld'i isfr,tasc sMl e coma.nd Comm ms
Sh,sb t.l2 District ssts'sS f s.
o'' Tod.y's Singles PairinEs..
Stewart VS.. Powell; Edgerton vs.. Myers;
Hippenstiel vs.. Higgins; Boyer vs. Jones
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Mrs. Sin1n1onds, Only Player
To Break 100, Wins Tourney

Mrs. A. Gordon Simmonds won the
Women's District Golf Association's
buffers Cup in what probably will
be her last appearance in Glass e
tournaments, as the 81 posted by the
Washington Golf and Country Club
player yesterday at Columbia prob
ably will bring her within the Glass
A handicap range.
The only player to break 100, Mrs
Simmonds won both net and gross
honors but took net, of course, 92-
2O-77. Low gross went to Mrs. A. j.
Loda of Manor with 101.
Other prize winners in the Oldest
tournament on the schedule for the
1s-and-up handicapped players:
Mrs. r. L. Brister, washington. 1O2-
24-78; Mrs. Pauline Reney, Prince
Georges, 101-23-78; Mrs:!D. r. Mon
sees, Washington, 105-26-7s; Mrs.
Kathryn Nelson. Washington. lOS-
27-s1; Mrs. G. R. Levy, Prince
Georges, 1O4-23-S1; Mrs. James