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The Nome nugget., 1947-01-06

PEIPING, (P)-Chiang Ching Kuo, the generalissimo's elder son, arrived here today from Manchp&t ria amid speculation he soon would undertake negotiations with the Soviets regarding Chinese oc- cupation of Dairen.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-06
MRS. FRED CHAMBERS BACK FROM GOLOVIN

Mrs. Fred Chambers and chil- dren who have been spending the holidays in Golovin with her fam fly returned to town over the week end.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-06

Cora-Did you meet your aunt at the railroad station?
 Dora-Oh, no, I've known her for years.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-06

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Evening star., 1947-10-03

District and nearby scholastic
football teams were slated for a
busy day today with the Eastern
Western high school title series
clash occupying the spotlight at
Eastern Stadium at $3.50. Central
was to entertain Coolidge. and Will
son was to play host to Tech in other
series tests.
The Mount Vernon George Wash
ington game was expected to attract
5000 fans tonight at Alexandria
when the two Virginia teams square
off on a non-title contest at $3.50.
st. Johns looked for tough tus-
sle with the strong Charlotte Hall
eleven at Western Stadium at $3.50,
while the Johnnies' traditional rival,
Gonzaga, travelled to Anacostia.
In other afternoon clashes,
Georgetown Prep visited Montgom-
ery-Blair, National Training School
went to Bethesda, Chamberlain
entertained Woodward, Waynesboro
went to Herndon and Sherwood
faced Richard Montgomery at
Rockville.
Bulls and Landon were on the
road today with Bulls facing a
powerful Allentown (Pa) High
School eleven and Landon oppos-
ing Baltimore Friends.
Washington-Lee and Fairfax will
tangle tomorrow night at Alexan-
Evening star., 1947-10-03
CoIoniaIs Improved
For TILT With v,M.|.,
Coach Declares

George Washington University
Football Coach Skip Stanley guar
anteed today that the Colonials will
be much better team for their
second game tomorrow night against
v. M. I. in Lynchburg than they
were in defeat last week against
Virginia.
Although Bill spangler, Joe Bernot
and Don Druckenmiller, three
mainstays who missed the Virginia
game, will not start they will play
and their presence will strengthen
other positions, tailback for in
stance. where Frank Cavallo can
resume his original position.
Stanley said his squad was in poor
physical and mental condition for
last weeks game. The last three
days at the Camp Let's training
camp had been cold and rainy and
the Colonials were living in un-
heated cabins. They went right from
Let's to Charlottesville and were not
in the mood for football.
The Colonials learned that the
Keydets would be without the serv-
ices of their star back, Bobby Thom-
ason, for the game tomorrow night.
Thomason was injured in the
Catawba game last week. v. M. I.
still will be faster, although lighter,
than the Colonials.
The George Washington team left
at noon today and was to work out
under the lights tonight. The
Colonials were rated slight favorites
to score their first Southern Con-
ference triumph.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
World Series
Continued From Page C-l)

into the upper left field stands, re-
ducing New York's deficit to 9-6.
Doubles by Bobby Brown and Tom
my Heinrich slashed Brooklyn's ad-
vantage to 81 in the sixth and when
Yogi Berra, batting for Lollar,
rammed a home run over the right
field scoreboard in the seventh, the
score became 9-8.
While Joe Page, the Yankees
fifth pitcher, was stopping the
Dodgers, although not without some
hectic moments, New York was
making threatening gestures against
Casey. Heinrich walked and Lindell
singled him to second to start the
eighth.
Then came one of the series key
plays. With Di Maggie batting,
Harris disdained a sacrifice and Joe
drilled into a double-play, Heinrich
taking third. That crisis ended
when Robinson scooped up George
McQuinn's grounder and beat him
to the bag.
That was the Yankees final threat
in weird afternoon, for Casey dis
posed of Johnson, Rizzuto and Berra
in order In the ninth.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
District Linkswomen
Bow in PHILADELPHIA

The Women's District Golf Asso-
cations intercity team returned
from Philadelphia, today with a
161z-11z defeat and convinced that
it must do something about its
junior golf program here If the
series is to be continued.
Most of the members of the win
ming team were products Of Junior
golf in Philadelphia and were ac-
tive in sponsoring play among the
girl golfers.
Mrs. Hugh Nicolson and Mrs.
Landra Platt, Chevy Chase team
mates and semifnalists in the wom-
ems club championship at their
nome club, scored the only victory
for the local team when they won
the second nine from Mrs. J. c.
Capers and Mrs. j. M. Gessler, jr.
The match was played at Manu-
facturers Country Club.
Mrs. w R. Stokes and Mrs. L. G.
Pray. Washington, scored points TO- 0
for Mrs. Flippen and Helen seigel, Phila-
delphia.
Mrs Hugh Nicolson and Mrs. L, B:
Platt:. Washington, scored I point to 2
Gessier, tHs Et'. jr'. r.: Fhiladeiphis: N '
Anne Stonemetz and Mrs. Rex Howard
Washington, scored "a point to ga for
Raynor. Phila deiphia. -
Mrs. D. H. Henderson and Mrs. Pearson
Menoher, Washington. scored Q points to
2 for Mrs. Frank O'Neill and Mrs. Frank
Goodyear. Philadelphia.
Mrs. S. F. Little and Mrs; r. D. Watson,
Washington, scored points to 3 for
Mrs. George Bailey, jr., and Mrs; Frank
Mirth, WASHINGTON: scored o points TO !,
for Mrs. Thomas Hulme and Mrs. Charles
Hale, Sd. Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Record Entry of ITO Competing
In Fifth Mclean Horse Show

and the Gardner Hallmans will be
on hand with the versatile Gray
Lark, winner of six tricolors in her
last seven shoWings.
John Freeman, jr., from Freder-
icksburg, Va, is bringing Praline
and Hardwood Cell. Dorothy Fred,
Middleburg, Va, will have P. D. @.
and Shelley Warren will have Bills
Lass, Washington Bride Trails 1947
champion, in competition. Mrs. E. F.
Cannon and daughter Betty will
show Golden Belle and Golden Mel
lie and Jane Lee Dreifuss will have
her newest acquisition, Our Day, in
the show. Our Day, several years
ago was a top hunter performer IN
this area, and during her two years
under the ownership of Albert To-
rex; Caldwell, N. j., was winner of
countless championships on the
eastern show circuit.
Ballantrae will be represented by
Cherry Princess and Jeb Stuart,
youngsters starting their show ca
reers. Eve Prime, Warrenton, Va,
will be competing with Ewes Star
and Paulina Meads, Wilmington,
Delaware, will show Bonfire.
Jane Pohl, Leesburg, Va, and Fitz-
rada will challenge the jumpers,
among them Viarwood's Hi-Jack and
Jr.-Jack, A. r. Howard's Bingo. A. S.
Dailey's Tiny and E. F. Cannon's
Little Black Joe.
Other Virginia exhibitors include
Richard K. Wheeler, DR.. and Mrs.
Paul Y. Rosenberg, Mary Lou
Murphy. Deborah D. Pease, Allen
K. Shreve, Helen. Arthur and John
Gardiner, Virginia deGanahl. Peter
Nordlie, Sue Ann Freeman Sandra
Hagner, Louise Jennings, Wynyard
Brown, Nancy and Gail Graham,
Billy and Bardy Furr, Bayard D.
Evans, Mrs. Stewart Preece, Frances
Divadson, Col. j. w. Regan, Marvin
H. johnson, Mrs. A. S. Snyder, John
F. Davis jr., Mrs. Herman Franklin,
j. g. Cunningham and Roy Minnick.
Evening star., 1947-10-03


turned UP with fair catches by stick
ing to deep water and fishing deep,
even down to 80 and 40 feet. We
talked with the owner of some OF
the Eastern Shores best bass ponds
the first part of this week and his
story generally was poor fishing,
due to the water still working. Re
cent cooler nights have changed
conditions materially and our opir-
lon is that any day now the bronze
backs will start hitting plugs as well
as live lures.
Chesapeake Bay fishing, which
has been poor almost all summer
and especially the past two weeks
finally has come alive. Old timers
have all been optimistic that there
would come a day when the fish
would take hold in true fall fashion.
The day apparently has arrived fol-
lowing the 12-day period OF easterly
winds which blew out the beginning
of this week. Reports coming from
Tall Timbers, Solomons. Blackstone
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Strong Georgia Tech
lis Heavy Favorite
|For Tulane Game
By the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-A pail
of teams which surprised the foot.
ball world last week will try to be.
fuddle each other here tomorrow
when Georgia Techs Jackets plunge
into the Tulane Green Wave.
And II Tech doesn't win handily
it'll be another astonishment.
The Jackets have superior expert
ence and condition on their side
and apparently a better attack ano
defense. II they have their train
tickets and remember to bring their
uniforms, it's difficult to recall any.
thing else they'll need.
The surprise element in Techs
27-0 victory over Tennessee was In
its lopsidedness. Nobody had ever
beaten a team coached by Bob Ney-
land so badly before. Tech had a
2-to-1 advantage in the statistics
both in running and passing. Three
touchdowns came on sustained
drives. Tech looked great.
The surprise in Tulane's 21-to-20
oSASaV VA 1AtoodAhd WdS OIldO Gfle
Wave won at all. Tulane could
make nary touchdown drive, but
scored on a kickoff return, long pass
and intercepted pass.
Yes, Tulane proved to be a re-
sourceful, courageous, fast, interest
ing and dangerous team-but not q
great team. The Greenies took g
statistical and physical pounding.
Says Coach Bobby Dodd OF his
Techmen: Il believe they'll be Just
as ready mentally as they were last
Saturday. We know we're in for q
tough afternoon. They tell us thai
Tulane line is light and inexperi.
enced. But look what they did tt
Alabama. If we can keep our phys.
ical shape We'll be happy"
On the other hand, Coach Henr,
Frnka will be very unhappy If his
Greenies keep their physical shape
The Alabamans didn't break any
Tulane bones, but they left many
big, blue, knotty bruises. Half 8
dozen keymen haven't put on uni
forms since they squeezed groaning-
ly out Of their gear last Saturday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
By AnoeIino }. CorobeIIi

A record entry of the 10 high
class hunters, jumpers and ponies
will participate tomorrow at Ma
deira School, Greenway, Va, in the
fifth annual Mclean Horse Show,
starting at 10 am.
Mildred Gaines has Is entries in
cluding Ironing Socks, triple blue
ribbon winner at last weeks Forest
vile show. Admiral and Mrs. Sher-
man have entered their Beale Walk
Evening star., 1947-10-03

Beaches and elsewhere are all to
the effect that the angling now is
good with the larger stripers hitting
feathers, bucktails and spoons.
With the squirrel and rail bird
season over in Maryland, all the
hunting pressure in that State Is
being put on the doves. the season
for which winds up October IS. The
flight doves are coming down from
the north, mostly we'll developed
birds. and all fat. The shooter lucky
enough to get under a flight of these
speedsters of the airways will find
some rare sport. Virginia's dove
season continues to October 81 and
her rail bird season to November 80
and plenty of local hunters are
shifting their field Of operations to
south of the Potomac. Virginia S
squirrel season now is closed gen.
orally until November 20 when it
will reopen and run until January 90
We are receiving inquiries for duck
blind accommodations this fall. al
though the wildfowlers will not be
able to swing into action until noon
of November 4 in Maryland. So far.
we have heard of few locations which
will have accommodations for the
public. although we know of plenty
of former duck blind operators. who,
feeling that bag limits and shooting
days are not worth while, will not
put up blinds this season.
If any of our readers know of any
blinds to be offered for occasional
rental, we'd appreciate hearing about
them. Apparently there still will be
a goodly number of wildfowlers who
will be unable to resist the urge, in
spite of the token shooting season.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Task-Piet Duel Seen
Tomorrow in Main
Race al Laurel
BY the Associated Pres,

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 3.-Maryland
Jockey Club officials foresaw today
a duel between King Ranch's Task
and Bomar Stables Piet in the 20th
running of the Richard Johnson
Stakes, a 6-furlong sprint for
2-year-olds at Laurel race course
tomorrow.
About dozen juveniles are ex-
pected to be entered in the $4,000
added attraction, which is named
for Richard Johnson, Laurel presi-
dent from 1918 until his death in
1918.
Piet won the rich Arlington Fu-
turity last summer, adding $4,000
to his owners bankroll and making
his total earnings s71,500. Although
he has since made unsuccessful at
tempts In the Washington Park Fu-
turity and the Hawthorne juvenile,
Trainer R. E. Potts has freshened
up the son of Grand Slam and VAL
dina Lark for the Richard johnson.
Task, who came to Maryland last
spring after beginning his career at
Santa Anita has won his last three
starts, two of them stakes. The
chestnut son of Eight Thirty-Lovely
Morn won an allowance event and
the Sapling Stakes at Monmouth,
and the King Neptune Stakes at
Atlantic City. In four victories,
Task has picked up $26.625. Trainer
Buddy Hirsch is planning to ship
Task to California for the 100000
Santa Anita Derby next spring.
Other Richard johnson possibili-
ties include E. K. Bryson's Equibit,
Cedar Farms Brandy Punch, Chris
tiana Stables Pango Pango, w. Y.
Goldborough's Binky B., H. A.
Grants Fleet Boss, Crispin Oglebays
Gates Mills. Thomas Roots Circus
Clown. Mrs. Helen L. Sagners Saggy
and Mrs. J. v. Stewart's DR.. Alamac.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Three High School Series 7Its
Headline Heavy Weekend Bill

dria In a Northern Virginia Glass
A contest at pm.
In other games tomorrow, all be-
ginning at 2:30, Roosevelt meets
Atlantic City at Atlantic City.
Staunton Military entertains Dewitt,
Episcopal plays host to Fishburne
and Montgomery Junior College op-
poses Baltimore Junior College at
MeadoWbrook.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Mereersburg Opens

MERCERSBURG, Pa. Oct. 5
(SpeciaD The Mercersburg Acad.
emy football team will open its
schedule tomorrow afternoon against
the Randolph-Macon Academy at
Front Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

about as bad as
1t could be, due
to inclement
weather. Trla-
delphis. Reser-
votr, " h ! c h
should have
been producing
some nice creels
of bass, crappie
and bluegills,
has so far
proved a flop for
most fishermen.
However, some
of the more per-
sistent live-bait
,,iI L
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Florida Title Golf Opens

ORLANDO, Fla, Oct. 3 (P).-With
more than 100 entrants, one OF them
the Canadian women's amateur
champion, Grace Lencyzk, the Flor
ida State Open golf tournament got
under way today after being post
poned in August because Of rain.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Stone Shines for PIC s

Fritz Stone spanked the Police
Boys Club No. S football team to
an easy 800 win over No. IL yester-
day on the Ellipse. Stone ran for
three scores and passed to Bob
Oewdney for two others.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
OUTDOORS

Barring nasty weather, we believe
this week end will produce some fine
sport for anglers in both fresh and
salt water
Fresh-water angling has been just
Evening star., 1947-10-03

Composite score by innings
New York (American League)
Brooklyn tNationall League)
Earned runs-Brooklyn N.
IN. L., 20; New York A. L.
sacrifices-Henrich. Robinson.
Stanky and Robinson; Stirnwei
Stanky and Robinson Hit by.
BaIk-Shea. Passed ball--Lolla a
Rommel "a. L., Goetz IN. L..
First game, 1866 second ga
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Series Composite Box Score
BY the Associated Pres

Chandler
rkwaked for Rash in inning
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Bill Leetch

Island, North and Chesapeake
Beaches and elsewhere are all to
the effect that the angling now is
good with the larger stripers hitting
feathers, bucktails and spoons.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

}. IS; New York "a L.. 90 Lett base.NBrooklsn n
Double plays-Jchnson and McQuinn; Jorgensen,
Rzzuto md McQunn; Reese, Stanky and Robinson;
tcher-By Branca johnson: by Drews tHermans9f.
Umpres-Messrs. MCGOWAN "a; L., Pinslli sN l.,
IN L. and Bower "a. L.. Attendance-
e, GO $685. third game, 33098
ETCHING RECORDS.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
BROOKLYN National League).

sstruck seventh inning Of frst game
seventh inning OF second game
ninth second
THE SUMMARY.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

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Evening star., 1947-01-03
Decline in Merchant Marine
To Prewor Tonnage Expected
Last OF a Series.
By Newbold Moves, Jr.

tension of time, even if it wants to
Another 'deadline against which
the commission is racing is Decem-
ber 81 of this year, after which date
under the Merchant Ship Sales Act
It must transfer to the reserve fleet
all unsold ships. The commission
hopes it will be allowed to keer
ships which it has chartered on a
long term basis in operation into
1948, but there is some doubt how
the law win be interpreted in this
respect.
Present Status of ShiIs.
At the moment this was the round
figure status of our great war-built
armada of about $500 ships:
In bueiness for the Government
as described above, 1,400.
Put up in dry storage in the re-
serve fleet, 1,700.
Sold, chartered or returned to
private concerns, 1,580.
Abroad under charter or lend
lease agreements, $50.
In the possession of the Navy, 400
In the possession of the Army, 270
American concerns have asked for
and will get. about 400 ships. For
eign countries, driving to build up
their depleted fleets, want to buy
1000 ships, and about TOO of these
deals will probably go through.
And the Government thinks il
will step out of the picture, a year
from now, by putting 3,400 excess
vessels into cold storage and scrap
ping the rest.
Evening star., 1947-01-03
New Home Loan Appraisal
Plan Put in Effect by VA

The new system Of property ap-
praisals previously announced by
the Veterans Administration in con-
nection with CT home loans was in
effect today, according to the
agency.
The new system was adopted be-
cause Of continued appraisals that
were higher than the reasonable
value" Morgan B. Callahan, loan
guarantee officer of the agency's
regional Office, said.
. For the last Is months lenders
have been permitted to select ap-
Evening star., 1947-01-03
Escaped Convict Pair
Captured in Eikins
speeiuI pi.putsb 10 The stor

STAUNTON, Va, Jan. &c. p.
Bowman, superintendent of the
|stcte lime grinding plant, near here,
said he had been informed that two
convicts who escaped from the
plant Monday had been captured in
Elkins, w. Va.
Mr.. Bowman said he had no de-
tails of the capture but that the two
would be brought back to the lime
plant as soon as the roads are in
better condition for travel.
The two men who escaped from
the plant in a truck were Owen
Saunders, Is. of Richmond, and
Dewey Dudley, %, colored, convicted
in Norfolk. Both had escaped a
number of times before.
Evening star., 1947-01-03

praisers from an approved list, and
have given most assignments to
ian obliging few" who were willing
to appraise at high prices, Mr..
Callahan said. Under the revised
procedure, requests for appraisal
are submitted to Mr.. Callahan's
Office. after which an assignment Is
made.
Evening star., 1947-01-03
Harry Cuden Retires

Harry Caden, 1922 Kearney street
NE, has retired, as Washington sales
manager for the Kellogg Co. after
81 years in that position here, it was
announced today. Mr.. Caden, a ma
tive of Newark, N. j., has been a
District resident since 1906. He ex-
poets to continue in business as a
food broker.
Evening star., 1947-01-03
AppIeby to Give Lecture

New Years Resolutions will be
the subject of an address by Harry
D. Appleby, well-known lecturer, at
8 pm. Saturday at the League for
the Larger Life, 1903 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
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