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Evening star., 1947-05-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books stafted keps
part time. tax returns prepared, stats.
es ncousTS MAN. apsrs SoOas Sa Isps tar
statements. n h.'; s;usSi.,. ow. ssoS. SA esSS.
auditor : boekkseper, small
refs. ow. si5S. MR. WRfdHT.
A, l. q sssS9.
..oaasfe tsnsdf and songstsn H tez 1t:f1
decree in Accounting. aiG Vi would liz. connection
with attorney or. arm specialising IN tax
work: have excellent local business back
aT4oksEs sIsaofk s01 427S Sasinss. s,ss l.s.l Gov.
ernment experience: Age 50, married.
win consider any lesitimsts propositicn.
caAgaffftEGi.. eil 81 bodyru.rd Or eemp.nish.
r. s;ss'
cdARisTiAN d young MAN. eolor.d. desires
pssrs.tte part work fos saas ago to $50 pm Gan
coLL2GE SRAp., Bs. degree, ~. as.. %:
sressiye, adaptable. married Have worked
cs NJ 4s sseea ior ses det.ils hso any n''a tim.
u.s. * ssl'i ils5 s5eT Ext 'ssi'
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT reporter, 8 yrs.
business news letter, masazine, newspaper
Wrste yspassno Box sEises ssc star a B. dssrse
GENTLEMAN desires employment .s som-
DsnHa Or e alder man 3.
HoUsEMAN AND CHAUFFEUR, reiisbls,
YEARS oa pson. na Sse %sod.s W sscs
NAN Saee sosEs sa.r dsssss :sDa .s 9S q 60 ssff M
MAN, coiored, wishes work in Kitchen;
second cook; waiter. ms!ntsnsnce. good
MAN NJ WANTS JANIToE Or. JOE with nfl lniyin,s ny
MANAGING STEWARD. as yrs. experiences
club or restaurant, thorouehly tamiliars
saiNTER-safEs Rsh Il fSH ss HsssNsGeEE-pl..ssrer.
PRoSHkTY Hs5SHkkf MISUNDERSTANDING fasses BE fenced IN
production Of profits tor property owners.
aiso u,sS sFsea m
for employment. Write Box 1886. Star.
RESTAURANT MAN, experienced in all
departments of high class restaurant. de-
sires position where ability and hard york
are appreeiated. Box 433-C, star g.
saos sss ossaaliGaaai WashinsaSn. se Boy 41ic ss.r
VETERAN. experiensed, once work; s.,tss tEo
ssaEs poossespes fssspesns ps issa se
Syss ||.s iss% sss + = Pm iI%. % honest and r.
YOUNG MAN to do cleaning In once, ETC.;
hrs. bet. 8 and 8 pm. AD. S5e1.
YOUNG MAN, colored. would Ike JOB
cleaning windows, sprtnR cleaning, etc. DE.
90S9 after 7:30 pm.
YOUNG MAN. sober, dependable; hotel and
business. viii make q good man for the
right party Box 405-C, Star. IL
RETIRED streetcar, conductor desires Job
daSS, Active Al l. Tsf ar,o nj. 1888, Z,
one 1871 Dodge truck. would like full or
part time commitments. Call UN. 7431,
$40 am. to noon. Wednesday or THURSDAY.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DREssMAKING. desisn, rsmod. altsrs. 1ss
t,ens nS eve ssn gowns qrs,a speciality reas Mifs
ECONOMIST, statistician. research ana
essEs osk sus gusS dtors gas ssd
administrative work Well rounded ex-
periense pyt. industry and Govt. write
E%EcuTfvE sSa ssHTS scfI sccfIIERIcAL-pref.rably re-
tured young woman; Isesgtionist inssIi9r
Snoxiedss srsSi q rs spanish, R Rp. soos.'
az sSs
tors once; exp. in hospital. Phone Hill
saaer a opefate ssiesss dssass s
wants wants Ssitress sSitres; WORK sepslu pi. oe5o. s"
GIRL, c9loTed desires tWypinss W s, 5sssptiSSSsa; aSSo
b.swssn tsas ar feslsa saa geno noon can Laaiow
HoUsEKEEPER, white. middle aged. ca.
pabIe q taking full charge of home; geeod
Tsi TSfASfs SfS SuRsE s.ss Wants place. WIN Keep
house for employeds mother Best refer
LAuSDREss, fsd5 Hs ist class ass curtains stretched.
Ss so pair I,aa J33a Vermont ave. NV Apt.
E a. IS.ssar duty isa sss ASi for MRS CRAZE.
NURSE, practical. white, wants elderly
patient; NV, section: 81 per day: refer
ences Box 42S-C. Star
NURSE-Distriet graduate. veteran, desires
work in physicians ONCE or 51s-day week
anywhere Box 430-C. Star
NURSE, 2 yrs training, desires position
in doctors once; experienced; preferably
Mt, Rainier vicinity Box 429-c, Star. 9s
NURSE, practical, several years expert
ence. reliable and efhcient: S-hour day.
PkaoTicAL saH; l. NURSE. white, 10 years sx-
perience: ladies only. Call 1913 Columbia
TrYiiPiNG as per copy. assembling Of ma
terials, envelope stufdnE, adjusting ese.'
ENVELOPES accepted. RA. Sasa. IS
TYPIsT desires work TO do At home. In,
veiopes. manuscripts etc. Accurate. RE.
400. Ext $500 HECKERT g.
WOULD YOU LIKE to have responsible
person TO take full charge Of rooming or
apt. house for small liyinG quarters and
salary? Good reference, Box
EiS EDITORS TAKE NoTIcE-Edftins, writ
ing, research: evenings and week ends.
desires position; ca
pabIe. efiicient credit and Office manager:
COLoRED GIRL wishes
work ss nurses aid. for elderly person.
TkAINED, eolored. practical nurse. de-
sires s-hr. day duty; no Sunday. Gail
ia 6A4S
Evening star., 1947-05-07
sALEsMEN.

DRIVER-SALESMAN, white. selling and
delivering fountain supplies OF truck.
State age. experience. salary expected.
MEN En- All sNp '1s WOMEN to sell real estate,
Of lots. homes, farms and beach property;
exper. not nee; state age and present po-
sition. al appointments strictly conf
law and practice, Write to BOX ss5-D, Star.
RADIO TINE SALESMAN wanted: excel
Washinston's market and has sales ex-
perienee; must be available Immediately.
sRIEsMEN-Reputable storm window and
screen company wants. men, experienced
or inexperienced. to share in excellent
earnings. bonus plan and paid vaeations-
CORP. i41e Irving st.
saEsMaS life salary and
LIFE LIFE 1ssuRasef sssS e6 s6is Sehs
ssn ssssh you saf make $50 'sS each ass .Senins.
saIEsMaN, "a M oil burners and fuel oil: ma
one of the larTest companies in the
straisht salary only: opportunity for ad,
ambition. who can meet our requirements.
details OF past sales experience, age ana
starting salary. Box 413-C, Star. g.
SALESMEN-To sell fans In District and
Maryland: full-tinne job: can earn from
500 to $3.50 wk,; must have car. MR.
HUNNrcUTT. Rr. 434 Bond Bldg, 18th
and N. z. ave. NV; weekdays. e:3o to IL.
sALEsMEN-If you are enc ssetie. am
bilious and are interested in earning be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000 per year. with
leads and instructions furnished, call MR..
sNIDOW today, MI. 4a24: evenings, co.
SiIEsMAN-Pleasant outside work sal
ary and comm: car unnecessary expert
enced canvassers preferred: good opporfu-
nifty to make big money. See Mr.. Kane
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO, 719 7th st.
Statesmen, with cars, for Guardian serv-
ice waterless cookware; no canyassing
SO per wk. and up. Call Ii. e4s5 for
Ale You HARD HITTING go setters
Then you are interested in making 5000
per week In the very near future. il you
prove TO be better than the average sales-
man. your possibilities are even. greater
as we are opening several branch ofiees
and need trained men for them Ex-
perience helpful but not necessary AZ we
Will train you 10 make this kind Of
money. No age limit, but car Is essential.
CAN et 3461 f4th Ut. nv End door.
between . Am. and Pm. only. -
Evening star., 1947-05-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER, day or nisht. SOC hr.; "a
hour duty, So; week lend trips Cali MISS
GIRL, co1ored. reliable, wants STEADY days
work: have reference Call sLU $685.
GIRL, eolored, wants part-time general
housework. d. c. apt, 70 8, ave days
. week: references. FR 2If4.
GIRL, colored. would like days work or
PaFt-tigsee work; fond Of children. Can
q GIRL 'sslsred, desires sass clerical Dosis,on
GIRL, cofored. desires Job as houseworker,
nursemaid, day work, full or part time; re-
cent local reference. Cali AD. s26f s.
GIRL. colored. wants dsyTork. Thurs.
and Sat, IS and earfare. TR. 141s. ~
GIRL soiored. wishes iirht housevsrk.
Girl. colored, wishes s.h.w.. fond Of chit-
drsn. days wk. No Sat. or Sun: to s.
GiRIr coiored, wants Job ~ maid or
mothers helper, fun or part time. CO.
1854.
GIRL wishes 5is-day week. particularly
care OF child or general housework Cau
as3o to pm DU. Oil.
sIn. GanL eolorsSi on sants part s,h.w.i refer
Gill. eoiorsd reliable and psst, .xsnts
shw or takins ssrs s Of ehiidrsn. full %
CONTINUED on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1947-05-07
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BOY OR GIRL. 16 years or over. for dis
tributing. Call before 10 am weekdays.
c0uNsEIoRs, experienced, men and
women, for ehildrenss private day camp,
|6-l4 years, in Silver sprtns: Md; state
quaIifieat tons Box 484-D. Star.
COUPLE-Man TO handle livestock and
modern cottage, furnished; located main
highway about 40 miles from washington.
Reply: giving qualification and salary ex-
pected. WIN arrange for appointment. Box
3l0-D, Star I'll q
DIsHWAsHER. for restaurant no SUNDAY
or night work; good wages. THE FIRESIDE
NM 1G42 Conn. ave. NV. -
DRUG CLERK. man or woman, In large
Arlington store; pleasant working condi-
tons Gail TE.. 0a5Q. ---R %g
FOOD CHECKER, experienced on National
cash register. By large restaurant: salary,
$40, plus meals; references required. Box
'412-D,aS Star. -S
PIANIST. man or woman. for evenings.
TsH GsI sSR6So 81 1880 srp1ps atssF p% ~,n s "a.
limited or unlimited. Give particulars and
phone number. Box 432-C. Star. 81 3
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
IN our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members No charge.
Give voice and phone no. Box 192-c, Star.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
EARLIER c. osING H oURs'
FOR CLASSIFIED ADS

Commencing Sunday May 18th, the closing hour for
acceptance Cashed Ads Business oce by tele
phone will be advanced to 500 P for The Evening Star
and to ZOO PM Saturday for The Sunday Star. To
insure insertion ads should be placed early possible
At the 64 Branch ofnces throughout the Washington
Area will be accepted until hour prior the
closing times
RATES FOR LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADS
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY II, 1947
or per line
to times consecutiyely -.------------30c ~
I times longer consecutivey z"
Minimum Charge, Lines
Evening star., 1947-05-07
SALESkAEN Cont.

TOR EARNINGS for alert, aggressive deal
arrangements; those chosen will handle
nationally advertised product In this town
and surrounding territory. earnings start
immediately: car helpful. no technical ex-
perience required For appointment, call
MIR. SUTTON. OR. 2143. 2208 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1947-05-07


sALEsLADIEs. experienced in children .
aions si5 s00a appy s fssh si1a n4h e0a
sALEsLADIEs, 1910 yrs; good salary. g.
paid vacation. pension plan and hospital
Mas Nation Raasshes sss hesr0e S TOY 1DD
ssnnsIHpffs sExEhIx Go aSD WsFssssEs L fu
form, furnished. +. W. WooLWoRTH
sAIEsWoMENMpermanen positions, on on a
5-day week, for capable women. GAR
shIflsMtAs st experlenesd O. basn preferred s.
time, il am. 70 pm. generous store
ssnssS sna Rsassfd noaa R
Sn sh sna toa sss y,rd nT rood,
ssS slaee. = An foor, 'LASssuRsGA i Bgo. 5sh
sAlEsWoMES sh sHS \ IN 4o-hour week;
20fc discount on purchases. Apply en-
ployment once. 4th fioor. 9. KANN SONS
sraDesies and iniants depts a6hf hsns se
sslsss sIus saass 'ses
si1. ssIEsNW'oMaaS: W. as soT I better dresses: .!Ds-
snz sns ass diE 1RRy
SEAMsTREss. slip covers, experienced
wk., BIZ days. Call bet. z and 10 Pm,
SE 514R --7
SEANISTREss, experienced. for mems
clothing, pleasant SURROUNDINGS; hours,
ia to s daily. TR. $3.50. IS
SEAMsTREss. white. for. linen supply.
exper IN repair work and must operate
power machine Apply MI Heon. DIS
TRIcT LINEN SERVICE CO.. 56 L st. Sc.
sEAMsTREss. experienced to work on
civilian and military clothing. Apply
sI3s Pa. aye. nv. *. ?S4s, IS
experienced In sewing on mems clothes.
Apply once. the YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
saeRETsRYA sisls ? sALRsorRL, conbination
Job, sfnsH once and food spscislty store;
II to . pm: $40. VITA FOOD Co,
a1ta In =. 81 zSso for 1ert
n public rslstiens dssartment: 6-day
Evening star., 1947-05-07

YOUNG MAN, single. 20-3b, for sales posi-
ton with established wholesale beauty
supply house selling nationally advertised
merchandise: must have car: good opportu-
nifty for future. Dial CO. 3164 for appoint-
Evening star., 1947-05-07

YOUNG MAN understanding valet business,
clothing repairs, shoe repairing, dry-clean-
ing: good ref necessary; good future and
permanent connection; prefer GI. Box
293-A, Star.
YOUNG MAN with some knowledge of
meat cutting: must be sober and reliable.
SUNSHINE MARKET, 1918 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
HELP WQMEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE and inventory con-
ing and typing required; young woman.
25-30, who desires permanent position:
preferably located In the vicinity Of wis.
ave. For appointment for interview
THURSDAY evening, May, 9Th. to pm. !.
All REES Fs2sTFR MW4r33$nlApu W4r 3s$lA s
Evening star., 1947-05-07

YOUNG MAN, % to 35, with drivers lic-
ense. as supervisor for a retail shopping
service: no experience necessary; must be
free to travel. Apply 523, Star Building.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-11
AAF Again Offers
Fiqhi TRAINING

Wartime-qualified Aviation Ca
diets whose hopes for pilot train
ing with the Air Force were ended
by the curtailment of the Avia-
ton Cadet Program in 1844-45
may be- reinstated, 1t. w. B.
Stubs, Army & Air Force Re
cruiting Officer for the area, said
today. = 49, -
The United States Air Force
estimates that there are approx
mately $4,000 young men who had
qualified for Aviation Cadet pilot
training during the war who were
either awaiting assignment to or
actually undergoing flying in
struction when the program was
curtailed in 1914 and 1945 be-
cause of the successful progress of
the war, he said.
The acceleration of the Avia-
ton Cadet Pilot Training Program
to total of 5000 Aviation Cadets
during 1913 will make it possible
for the Air Force to fulfill its OBJ
legation to many of these men who
volunteered during the war. Men
in this special category, 1t. Stubs
said, may be reinstated merely by
passing the required physical ex-
animation, if they are unmarried,
between 20 and 261s years old,
and have had two or more yaers
of satisfactory college study.
Formerly qualified cadets in
terested in resuming pilot train
ing should write direct to the
Headquarters, United States Air
Force Attention: Aviation Cadet
Section, Washington IS, D. C., for
information and instructions.
Candidates for Aviation Cadet
training must be between 20 and
261s years old, unmarried, and
have at least one-half of the Gre
dts leading to a degree at an. ac-
credited college or university, or
be able to pass an examination
measuring the equivalent, and be
of excellent character, sound ply
sique, and in good health. The ,ap-
proximately $4,000 men who had
qualified during the war will not
be required to take the USAF
qualifying examination now given
to all prospective candidates for
the determination of aptitude, 1t.
Stubs said.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-11
Summons by Publication
No. ASA

In the Superior Court of The
State of Washington in and for
Benton County.
Hollis Gail Nelson, plaintiff,
VS.. Albert Nelson, DEPENDENT.
The State of Washington to Al
bert Nelson:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within so days after the
date of the first publication of
this summons, to wit, within so
days after the goth day of Novem-
Der, 1947, and defend the above
entitled action in the above en-
titled court, and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff and serve
a copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff,
at their office below stated; and
in case of your failure so to do
judgement will be rendered
against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint which has
been filed with the clerk Of the
said court.
The object of the action is to
secure a decree Of divorce of the
parties.
VIM. J. Gaffney, Attorney for
Plaintiff. Office and Post Office
address Title & Trust Bldg.
County, Pasco, Wash
ington. 11:20-12:25
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in the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff, Roy L. Almond.
and serve a copy of your answer
upon the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff, VIM. j. Gaffney,
at his office below stated; and in
case of your failure so to do,
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of
the complaint which has been
filed with the clerk Of the said
court. The action is for divorce
upon the grounds of cruel treat
ment and personal indignities
rendering. life burdensome, and
other grounds.
Vim. ]. Gaffney, Attorney for
Plaintiff. p. o. Address: Title &
Trust Bldg. Pasco Franklin Coun-
ty, Washington. 12-4 to 1-8
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-11
No. aSee

In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington in and for
Benton County.
ROY L. ALMOND, Plaintiff, VS..
TERESA ALMOND, Defendant.
The State of Washington to the
said TERESA ALMOND, DE-
PENDANT: ."-
You are hereby summoned to
appear within 80 days after the
date of the first publication Of
this summons to-wit. within 60
days after Dec. 4, 1947, and
defend the above entitled action
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-11
NOTICE

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
WAY COMPANY and OREGON
WASHINGTON RAILROAD &
NAVIGATION COMPANY, UNI
ON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMP
ANY, LESSEE, hereby give notice
that on the 25th day of November,
1947, they filed with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission at
Washington, D. c., an application
for a certificate of public con-
venience and necessity authoriz-
ing them to extend their opera
lions by trackage rights and joint
use OVER, that portion of a line OF
railroad, constructed and to be
constructed by the United States
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-11
COAST GUARD

Admiral j. F. Farley, Comman-
dant of the u. S. Coast Guard,
has just announced that the U. S.
Coast Guard entrance examina-
ton will be held on February l6
and IL, 1913. The appointments
are made through competitive ex-
animation and the Coast Guard
is interested in receiving .applica-
tions for cadetship from all young
men who feel they meet the re-
quirements.
Any young man not less than
IL years of age nor more than %
years of age on July LIST of the
calendar year in which he is APP
pointed is eligible; he must be a
graduate of high school or its
equivalent, single, and of good
character. Mr.. Holmes will be
glad to ask the Coast Guard to
forward detailed information to
anyone interested in such an APP
pointment.
of America, extending from a
connection with the western end
of the Yakima branch of the re-
gon-Washington Railroad & Navf-
agtion Company to and into an in
terchange yard which the United
States will construct near the
north bank of the Yakima River,
approximately 6.67 miles, in con-
with which proposed OPP
Grafton the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company proposes to ac-
quire trackage rights over the
said Yakima branch from the
point of connection with the pro-
posed railroad to be constructed
by the United States to Kenne-
wick, approximately 4.92 miles,
all in Benton County, Washington.
Finance Docket No. 1925.
Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY, OREGON
WASHINGTON RAILROAD &
NAVIGATION COMPANY, UNI
ON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMP
ANY, Lessee. 12-ll to 1925
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-11

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sIdins.smoofhnsss
ond road.sssod
700. bseovss only
dsnolss, Of Oh eors
b 10 Asld. brings
YOU Me Arm easy.
boloneod movement
ofMo Unatized Knoe.
Action Ride,
Evening star., 1947-05-29
y times reach The Star that dav
AeaA1zaxG,
Four Building Material Stores

18Th II SITS. NE 1905 NIehoI. Ave, So.
5S75 Co. Ave NV. Falls Church, vireinis
Evening star., 1947-05-29

1hibaulf are the stars Of This variety show.
VOL. 10:oo-hsursen osuIliysn and John
lund star.
W0p. t0:00-cIaude Rains as the eouri jos.
Ter in James Thurbers Many Moons"
WRc. ti:30-psry Grainger's Walking
Tune" RaveIs Piece en- Forme de Habanera
and Philip James "Praeludium" suite played.
Evening star., 1947-05-29
W6AY. 1850 k.t.
W6AY I'm, s3.3 MegstyeIss.

WGAY FIN duplicates all wGAY pro-
grams from 8 am. to S:15 pm, daily and
in addition broadcasts the following pro-
grams.
S:15 p,m,-Velvetunes.
$50 p.m.--Yesterdays.
900 pm.-Sign Off
Evening star., 1947-05-29

WRC, 8:30-Burns and Allen welcome Fran.
tes lanafofd, who will be their summer replace
Hleni.
WRC. o:00-lWiIle Ball visits.
VOL, o:30-euesi singers are Dorothy Kir.
sfen and Jan Psers.
WhAl, t0:00-Volinisi Albert spaulding.
Gladys Swarthoui, Lawrence Tibbeii and Conrad
Evening star., 1947-05-29
ON THE AIR T0NI6HT.

WG. 7:00-FiIm Actor Richard Ney appears
Wop, S:00-"A Thing Of Beauty star,
Angela lansbuY as an actress in sslf-imrossd
exile.
WhAl. 8:3o-"How Can We Strengthen the
American familyl Charles P. Taft and hsgr
Luigi Lisutfi discuss the question with winner;
OF an essay contest on this subject.
Evening star., 1947-05-29
WoQW. SO k.l.
WINK FM-441 and 97g Meosfyele

WINK FIN duplicates all WINK pro-
grams from am. to 11:15 pm. daily with
the execution Of the following program.
o:3o . pm.-7:00 pm.--Dinner Concert.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Mclean, CheverIy Post Shows
On Equine Weekend Schedule

noon session of Nadraf, an Arabian
stallion belonging to Fairfax County
and his get. Judges for the event
are John o. Williams. Fairfax, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Bedford, Ball
ston, Va. and Brig. Gen. Charles
B. Lyman, Popsocon, Pa.
A well-arranged program listing
Is classes with championships in
the gated, hunter and jumper
divisions is offered in the Cheverly
Post show. Juniors have three
classes, hunters will perform In
five events, jumpers in three and
the gated horses will appear In the
fine harness and gated classes,
There also is an event for road
hacks. e
Hunter and gated champions will
Evening star., 1947-10-01
The Doge Heads Field
I'm Feature as Rich
Laurel Meet Opens
By the Assoeiatsd Press

LAUREL, Nd, Oct. 1.-Ten thor.
oughbreds were set today for the
$4,000 Capital Handicap, opening
feature Of the 25-day fall session al
Laurel.
Topweighted in the e-furlons
handicap is the Pentagon. Stables
The. Dodge at. 123 pounds. All
Patrol, entered by Shamrock Stables
along with Little Harp will carry 12l
Other entries in the handicap fol
3-year -olds and up were: Bill Ross
and Billy Bumps, both entered by
p. A.. /, Markey: Dion Kerr's Flying
Weather, Transair, High Trend ano
Bordeaux, and Christians Stables
Sea Snack.
The daily purse total Of approx
mately $4,000 Is the largest in the
37-year history Of the Laurel meet
with stakes offerings alone totaline
$1eO, 900.
The track was taken over last
winter by the Maryland Jockey Club
which has spent $250, 900 on improve.
ments. The club also operates the
Pimlico and Timonitm tracks.
Last week Laurel officials feared
operations at the track might be
hampered by a New York ruling thai
horses would not be accepted from
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Roach-Jones 10-Rounder
To Top Monday Rinq Card

The main event fight on the Tur-
Lner's Arena program next Monday
night brings in Willie Roach for a
1o-rounder against Herbie Jones OF
Washington.
Roach, who is from Wilmington,
Del, has tangled with some of the
best. He had a crack at the feather
crown late in 1914, losing q 15-
rounder to Sal Bartolo. He's also
argued with Willie Pep, Pedro Firpo
and Phil Terranova.
Jones will be making his first start
since this summer at Griffith Sta
dium, when he piled up good point
margin over Johnny Bratton before
stepping into one in the eighth and
getting knocked out.
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other States. Many owners shuttle
thoroughbreds between New York
and Maryland during the fall te
enter them In the bigger stake races
at either place.
However, by last night Laurel
barns were crowded.
Richest Of the. stakes events are
the SIS 900 added Washington
Handicap, a mile-and-a-quarter test
for 3-year-olds and up, and the
Selma Stakes, mile-and-a-six-
teehth run for juvenile fillies. The
handicap Is slated for October ID
the stakes for october Is.
After the Laurel session, Pimlicc
will continue Maryland's fall season
with q 13-day meeting.
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