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Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse SsOo; canning
Doctors Iaae; Care (csrrino) 1900 $50 3.R
Fans Time tBairdl ,, 2'oo s9
Also '' ran@Kabo Lea, weysveen. Kant
Wig sEG T6s Bp Rhe RSs ssyie 6oo claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; about :
BssE Ell ss,G Rssnss 1900 s9S 4S
War Dun q. oBairD $50
Also rsnmBltz Dart Msr5ily Go Bit
DAILY Double paid S154 20.l
THIRD RAcF-Purse. 81 900: claiming:
4-year-olds and upward; Charles Town
Val ' Victory miller, 4eo $40 s.sC
Majeto Craig 30 ~,
Rin qfme ! . sH99Dkins' 400
Also ran@siient Rose. 1assie Govans
chE8 o P9Y f RA EctPPFy Fa s Rete allow
ances; 3-year-o lds and upward; Ga fur.
HSS Hag ganr. ers 2raun 40 s5 $50 IS!
H. r. KernS (Krantz) 400
| Also ime' ran LAZY Nine. Spring On, White
FIFTH RACF@Purse $1,000; allow,
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; about A.:
K fattSnf KITS tpalumbo) 7.ao $40 80
Our DamSel fKirk) 800 2.6C
Run Bud Run tArduinD SOC
Also rar1-WWave Of. Second Sight. Ro-
man Boy, Bulrushes, Splkery.
+ sixth RACE-Purse, $1,000. claiming
4-year-olds and upward: y miles
Step Up tMiller) 81 go 17.2O 500
Mr.. Jimmie (Krantz) 9.4O 4.Ot
Dark Cloud tAustin) 30
Time, 2:U54s.
Also ran-Sir Carroll. Ho Down, Pete's
Gold, Light Landing
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
Swear olds and upward; Ii. miles.
Duelcan lO'Brien) $40 $50 ~
Little Ringie (ArduinD 1870 80
Seven Hills fKrantz) $50
Also ranNBoleyngrey, On Omar, Dinner
Bell. World Police.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing 4-year -olds and upward; | Is miles
Flying John iBakhsh) $40 400 2.6t
New Start tAustin) 4.40 ~
Geneva Nurse 20 Brien) 32t
Time, :5535.
Also ran-North Sea. Toilaway, Break
able Miss, Brown Crackle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Arlington Park Results
By the Asseeioted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: =. allow-
XsId d T TIE 1ATsto' 43o sssoo "a
vssss,.s Fa21sn 2ss 7 zs sSs
A' sEco osb' KAeEWFnrss;, 5000 allow
Stella Snyder {Brooksj 500 444oo assG
sa5 4,.,i Bug i ;Pssb0ds' 800
Also EanGdams; Puerto, Gordo, caiaue
jazz. Tapestry. Weynot Al
rH1s Bai5 EAe eGgoli Rsd $500 allow
M shfss Quest 5Festh ston5 10 $.44oo = g
Top Notch aBro 1Mxdr, o-oo so
Time. Iii Ills. ...
Also e ran-casey Jones, Toxstee Static i
Chaser, do Brown Dame. Flight Gal En-
Fourth RAc ACE 2 5,eios $4,000 -: allow
Psn.ss csn Rr0 'Asntor $40 800
Vino Bud. lFes therston) a.oc
. 4 1Isoe' rannGrend Fellow, sun Carrier
stfs1 RrE JACK KkAt ta stTiee P Psso0
s nnias S 1ssoronskD 100 $50 4oC
Gotham tSmitht eoo nssS
Gay Secret (Scurlock) 30,
Il
Also ran-Richwood Boy. Master
Sweet Taters, Duckberry, Pappys Pride
Jane Gail
Calumet Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE--Purse. S50,oW aooeo!
The Arlington Handicap; 3-year-ods anC
upNard; ] u miles. 90,
Armed CDodsonl $50 ~ Ss,
Bridal Flower tMehrtensl 4-o go
Challenge Me tSkoronskil 3ot
Also . ran.Cpeilicle. Frere jacques. Mighty
Story. Take Wing: Eternal ReTsra
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 500 allow
snces: 3-year-olds and upward; j ,'s miles
on turf course. 90,
Alexis tSnideD 500 S4u 23St
Coley Bay Brooks 2eo 80
Leavenworth (Featherstonl ~
Also ran-Azure Wings, Show, likes
olofy. ooo. .r
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 5000; allow
anccs; 3-year-olds and upward; l1s miles
K Doe-Doe Brooks, 800 9 80 9 sc
Rodmsn Keenon tAtwood) $3.50 10 <
Faithful More (Schoultz) 34t
Time, 1875.
Also ran-Kine Gail Isolationist. Cap.
tain Joe, Dots Risk, Journal, Choppy Sea
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Recreation Net PLAY
To Open Tomorrow

Three Of last years title holders
have returned to compete in the Dis
trict Recreation Departments an
nual inter-regional tennis tourna-
ment. which opens tomorrow on the
Anacostia and Takoma courts, with
only one, Bill Waterman of Edge
wood defending his junior singles
crown.
Ingrid Beekin of Montrose Play
ground has moved into the senior
bracket, leaving the girls junior
singles crown open, while Upton
Guthrie of Hearst Playground
abandoned the boys senior singles
title to move into the open class.
Tomorrow's pairings:
At Takoma.
Cohen (Region b vs.. Joseph sidley tRegion
A. I'M Mi tx ey,o Bofsler (Region AZ vs. Van
aGR 'N 5snior Singles: Mary Lou petrie
GRegion A vs. Mary Matson lRegion G.;
AZ VS.. Betsy Boos Region c.; Joan Heslin
region d. vs. Gioria Fiera Region B.:
REGION b: Francis chipman Region 6
VS., Ted 9raewell !Region AZ. .
region b VS.. Babe Murray (Region c.
Joan Rosinski (Region AZ vs.. Ethel Mae
Frank lRegion G.; Shirley Steele Regior
6 p.m.-Boys' Open Singles: John Add.
son CResion AZ vs.. Wayne Dear tRegion D.
Girls Open Singles: Doris Summerkamr
| ion b.
At Anacostia.
9 a.m-Boys' Junior Singles: Ira Stein.
berg Region e. vs. Eric Cox (Region F.
Robert johnson Region E. VS.. David Keyes
'RsssIon N D. Senior Singles. ,.cs r. s,
| (Region Fl VS.. Franklyn Ashby (Region e.
Bill Russell (Region d. VS.. Bob Majors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Benefit SandIot Game
Booked for Player
Who Lost Leg

A benefit sandlot baseball game
for a player who had leg ampu-
tated because of an injury received
while playing will be staged July 80
between Cameo Furniture and FB1,
two of the towns top amateur mines.
Site of the game will be announced
later.
The game IS for benefit Of Catcher
AL Richardson, who injured his
right leg in q practice game earlier
this year. That leg had to be
amputated, and there Is a chance
his left leg, too, must go unless he
responds to treatment. He's married
and 80 years old. He formerly
played with OSS and was battery
mate Of Tommy Bridges in the IN
dustrial League during 1945.
Tickets, priced at 81 including
tax, are on sale at Atlas Sporting
Goods store, Lowe g. Campbell
Sporting Goods store and at the
Cameo Furniture Co. Contributions
to the Richardson fund can be sent
to Vic GauZza at the Atlas store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
He|is' E|pis Gamers
Third Dustin in Row
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, July 19.-For the third
consecutive year William-Helis' Elpis
today won the 5,000-added Han
nah Dustin Handicap, romping to
an easy go lengths victory owe,
H. G. Jones' First Page before 9
crowd of 1884 at Suffolk Downs.
Maine Chance Farms War Date
was third. a head behind First Page
and a neck in front of D. A. Rosen-
baun's Lady Phara.
The winner, 6-to-5 favorite in
the seven-horse field, covered the
mile and sixteenth in LAC ane
made it her fourth straight stake
victory for the year, gaining three
in her last starts.
Lady Phara assuming command
early, held on gamely until the
eighth pole where the fast-closine
daughter of Blue Larkspur caught
her and pulled away to win clearly
Elpis was much the best for she sur.
vived rocky start and bad racing
luck which left her far back in the
early running.
The victory was worth $13,550 Il
the Helis Stable.
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Rough Going Seen for Jones
I'm Scrap Here With Brdtton

win last week helped a lot, as also
did the honorable mention rating
he no wholds among lightweights on
The MIA sheet. They liked his work
in Chicago. and he's offered a re-
turn there against some good fight
err.
. Meanwhile the proposed rematch
of Smuggy Hursey and Danny
Kapilow is running into troubles.
Hursey Is d big drawing card here
now-and has been since he came
back this winter-and he ard his
manager. Mel Stevenson, want a
bigger piece of the gate. They're
asking for IS per cent of the take,
and Promoter Goldie Ahearn just
can't see it.
Hursey isn't too well known out
side of Washington, and Stevenson
thinks it's about time he gained a
national reputation. To that end
he's considering a New York offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. o. nm
ample reward .a, IMasehe $50 s so seG
Ma KING } Tlary' 2'4o
Also ranse anI Raf too Speed Up Second
SECOND RAcEWPurse; $500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; l mile. o
COED NeTs lRoeerO 27,4o 1919 s SO
Bahrameter kirk 400
Also ran@Bel Beau, Little spooky, Gay
Lave paily Double paid sie4 500
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
sIsaS Tssay ;5ssss7 ssSS Sssoo
Super Foot (Humphreys) $50
Arisls]ss ., s2aPsgds Gepyv Il dao allow
War Raider tRo7ers) $50 $40 $50
AIMS Lee tHettinger 400 800
Easy Al CDaniels) $40
lot. Dar RIM Mate. Reborn.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse, $1,000; Charles
River, Handicap; 3-year-olds and upward;
aPrognosis (Hettinger) $40 $50 EGO
Mel Eppley , ,snellep $50 $50 80
Ap Tlme , az sM00re' @'So
Also ran-of Islander. Prince Favor,
lHammerLock. Hy-Charlie and New
Moon.
All G. Bedwell entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added.
the Hannah Dustin Handicap; 3-year-olds
and upward: / 10 miles.
Elpis MOON 40 800 go
First Page Iavton) 1880 $40
War Date tSneller) 2.40
Time. | AS.
Also ran---Rampart, Lady Phara. Ellen
Mist, Stepping Miss
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. SO 900; al
,owances; 3-year-olds and upward; l 3/16
miles.
Fearless (Fernandez) $40 2.2n go
Barnacle tKeene) $50 300
Lady's orphan (RootS 800
Time, 2:00as.
Also ran-Dayie's Sister. Unknown Re-
ward
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; IA miles
Yellow Hornet (wil'ms) 1870 $50 $50
Tripos Layton) TAO $50
Paragram tBauer) $40
Time. 2:05s5.
Also ran--Hero Mine, War Glenn, Has-
eerty Will Markham Turntable Coma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Leavens Facing Rodd\
lin Roanoke Net Final
By the Associated Press

ROANOKE, Va, July 19-Don
Leavens. i1ard-stroking left-hander
from Washington. and Oliver (Bo,
Roddy, polished 18-year -old
youngster from Charlotte. N. c., won
their way into the final of the
second Exchange Club tennis tour
nament here today and will clash
tomorrow for the championship.
Roddy. fifth ranking player in
the Southern Conference, disposed
of Buddy Adair, Chevy Chase, Md,
in straight sets this afternoon. 81,
60 after Adair had provided the
singles play with the upset of the
day in eliminating the Rev. Fred
West, defending champion, in the
quarter finals.
Leavens fought a gruelling 2-hour
match with Landon Buchanan,
Roanoke city champion, in the other
afternoon semifinals and finally
ousted the Roanoker, 36, 6-3, 6-3.
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Monmouth Park Results

FIRST RAcE-purse, $4,000; maidens;
a arshd can af' MAY, 1900 s5S Sc Sc
Odaiah (HowelD 1870
white Face, W VAIN Lad. Count cunt Display,
Hullabsloo. Martel, Dover:
SaGoMR Rhd a5o9 Claiming
Timeless (Caffarella) 100 $50 10
cheesestraw, .(Miller) 1880
ArthSr j. Ttisn, SIX oEls sn' rG Iord
Aa Paily doabiesM aa; and Timeless
THIRD RAcE-purse, $1,000: claiming;
Bursoo Maid lJasperson5 s1.so e.10 400
Ell Mono (Martin) $40
Also '' ranEDon Miller. Sgt. Abe, East
''E To6RTH RAcF@Purse. $4,000 500 allow
Merry Lass (TurnbulD $50 $50 $50
fFss 5as f 81 5s 3Adamo '' $50
Also ran Halssal, saunie. Roman
nj s sBge. ssFs, sssoop .aas ss
Loyal Legion (Adams) $40 80
slice tMdrtln) O.oU
Time, 2:05as.
Also ran = Lighthouse, Harmonica,
Rustic Broom, Donor. Bowery Hall
s XII R. ss5 5SSe s snTy
ances; 3-year-olds and upvard; l Il miles.
Blen Pal (Stout) $50 $50 $40
Vete Roberts) $50 500
| Signals Bloke fAdams) $50
Time, 1:463s.
| Also ran-Foxy Jack Archer. On March,
Astral, Broad Daylight, Cross Bayou, Mir
| briar.
| SEVENTH RACE--Purse, So 900; claim
| ing; 4-year -olds and upward ! Is miles.
Bankrupt (Malley) $50 $50 $40
Transient (Buxton) 5.60 $50
Jetsam (Miller) 40
Also ran-Return Call, Ringstown.
. paTid t. Spanish uhi' He Rolls Briar-
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
| ing: 4-year-olds and upward: IA miles.
War Dressing mora $50 $50 40
Polyphase (Buttler) $50 $50
GRAMMAR Royal (Errico) 100
| Time, 2:0S45.
Also ran-F1ake, Halgas, Black Brat,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
BowIers Stage Tourney
To Benefit Fletcher

Bowlers from throughout the
Washington area will shoot today
at Fort Davis in a tournament de-
signed to give financial aid to Elmer
Fletcher, popular manager of the
Fort Davis alley, who recently lost
an eye through an operation. with
the other now endangered.
Competition will start at 2 O'Clock
and continue to closing time. Two
thirds handicaps will be based or
1913 scratch for men and 1l8 fol
women. The entrance fee is So.
In special match, Julie Singer
and Frances Wilson will pair against
Jack Talbert and Lillian Carleton
All are high-ranking pinshooters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Sparkling Doris Hart
Tops Louise B!ough,
Gains French Final
By the Associated Press

PARIS, July 19.-Doris Hart of
Miami, Fla, established herself as
the second best amateur among
Americas feminine tennis stars to-
day when she defeated Louise
Brough of Beverly Hills, Calf. for
the second time this month to enter
the finals of the French Interna-
tional Championships.
Repeating her upset of July 8 in
the Wimbledon semifinals, Miss Hart
swept through her California oppo-
nent in straight sets, 60, rs, but
she will have to wait until tomor-
row to learn definitely who her foe
will be in the final round.
Rain forced postponement of the
other seminal match after defend
ing champion Margaret Osborne OF
San Francisco had taken the first
set from Mrs. Pat Todd of Hidden
Valley, Calf, GO. 1t will be con-
cluded tomorrow, with the women's
singles final put off until Monday.
Doris Play More Impressive.
Miss Hart. who is rated behind
Miss Osborne and Miss Brough in
the United States national rankings
was even more impressive today
than at Wimbledon. where she had
to come from behind after losing the
first set to Miss Brough.
Runnerup to Miss Osborne al
Wimbledon, Miss Hart grabbed the
first four games today as Miss
Brough, apparently off her game
missed several high lobs. Miss
Brough came back to win the next
two, but Miss Hart won her f1na
service and ran out the set.
Miss Brough won the first three
games of the second set, only to hav.
Miss Hart pull even at sail ane
then take the next two games fol
the victory.
Bulge Patty of Los Angeles made
his first start in the mems singles
division today against j. Barry O.
New Zealand, but rain which startee
falling with the match deadlockee
at 2-all forced its postponemen
until tomorrow.
Cucelli Defeats Crawford.
Gianni Cucelli, Italian champion
led the way into the mems single!
quarterfinals by turning back Jacl
Crawford. prewar. Australian star
81, Ga, 6-3.
Pierre Pellizza of France alst
reached tomorrow's round of eigh
by eliminating Enrique Morea O
Argentina, 81. rs, 8-6. Pellizz;
and Morea than teamed to defea
the French combination of Bernart
Lucot and Jacques Thomas in dou
bles, 13-11, 53, As, rs.
Marcel Bernard and WON Petr,
of France. defending doubles cham
pions, won their way to the quarter
finals with a 60, 60, 6-3 victor,
over Andre Najar and Henri Zalzal
Egyptian Davis Cuppers.
Paul Ferret and Jean Lesueur de-
feated their fellow Frenchmen, Der
nard Mottez and Jacques Rougei
Ga, 81, 76, while Robert Adde's
selam and Christian Boussus, also o
France, moved into the quarterfinal
by default.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

Herbie Jones, the District light
weight who scored a one-round
knockout victory on the Rocky
Graziano Tony zale card last week,
has stiff piece of work cut out for
him in his next bout here. He's
fighting Johnny Bratton, a Chicago
Negro, in a hereunder on August 4
at Griffith Stadium. AS Johnny rates
higher on the National Boxing Asso-
citation list, it's probable that he'll
be favored. .... r.. +
Until recently Bratton was rated
as logical contender by the MIA,
and while he's dropped down to the
Outstanding boxer" class in the
most recent list, he's still tough
cookie. There is talk of his being
matched with the winner of the
coming Ike Williams-Bob Mont
gomery fight.
Herbie Is in the national spotlight
in way, too. That one-round kayo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Grid Giants, Rams Clash
For Service Charities
By the Associoted Press

pT rFe E%ssOe'orso ' roSS
NEW YORK, July ia pre-sea-
son game between the National Foot
ball, League New York Giants and
Los Angeles, Rams will be played at
the Polo Grounds here Wednesday
night, Sept. II, it was announced to-
day. ".
Proceeds of the game will be
shared by the Hearst fund for dis
abled veterans and other service
charities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Leg Sending Veeck
To Hospital Again
By the Associated Press


CLEVELAND, July 19.-Cleve-
lana Indians President Bill Veeck,
whose Tribe recently lost six
straight games, had another
siege of bad luck today-doctors
informed him to return to Cleve-
land Clinic Hospital for another
operation on his right leg Tues
day.
The courageous ex-Marine, who
consented to removal of his right
foot last November after he failed
to recover from injuries received
at Bougainville during the war,
celebrated delivery Of an artificial
limb by throwing a dance soon
after he left the hospital last
fall.
Admitting that he had over
estimated his ability to scott
at doctors orders, Veeck said:
This second trip to the hospital
Is my own fault. I tried to do too
much, too Soon."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Burning Tree 10 Hold
MAGA Medal Event:
Women. List Meet
BY MerrelI WhittIesey

A orand-new tournament, a
Women's District Golf Association
mixed Scotch foursome for the ben
eft of the Boys Clubs summer camp
fund, and revival, the Middle At
lantic Golf Associations senior
championship, feature this weeks
golf card.
The senior tournament Wednes-
Gay being played for the first time
since 1912, has been changed from
match play event to an 18-hole
medal play and for the first time
will be held for the Walter McCallum
Memorial Trophy, presented by The
Star in honor of its late golf writer
and former secretary of the associa-
ton.
Post Entries Acceptable.
DR.. Robert A. Kelly, secretary Of
the MAGA, said post entries for the
senior championship will be accepted
until 2 o'clock Wednesday at Burn
ing Tree, following luncheon for
the contestants.
Prizes to be presented at din
ner at 7:30 pm, following the
tournament, include the McCallum
Trophy to the low gross scorer. the
w. w. Hinshaw Cup to the senior
with the low net total and cup
given by General Chairman Walter
r. Tuckerman to the oldest member
present. In addition, winners in
age classes S. to So: go to GA and IS
up will be rewarded. The age mini
mum is IS.
Tuckerman, the 1907 Middle At
1antic amateur champion and also
q former senior titlist, will make the
trip from Southampton. N. Y, for
the tournament. Other entries to
date include w. Fritz Souder, former
MAGA president from Charlottes-
vile, Va, and Frank Butler, the de-
Tending champion from Manor
Country Club.
Record Foursome Field Looms.
The field in the mixed Scotch
foursome sponsored by the WDGA
may pass the 100-team mark as
Mrs. Willard Edwards, acting tour
nament chairman, had SO teams
signed yesterday. Play will be Fri
day at Columbia Country Club and
contestants must be of the first
tee before / o'clock Starting times
are being reserved from $3.50 to
1855.
All entry fees will 60 to the sum-
mer camp fund of the Boys Club
and prizes will be donated by the
member clubs of the association
Players are requested to bring their
own caddieS.
The nine holes at the Quantico
Officers Club will be tested by the
Middle Atlantic PEA members ano
their amateur partners tomorrow
The golf committee at Pro Al Jaml-
sons club has added 500 to the
pro sweepstakes purse.
Jamison is anxious to see what the
pros will do to the 1S-hole layout
made UP of the nine original holes
and a new nine put into play this
month. Andy Gibson set a course
record over the old course last year
with a 81. Each pro will be allowed
to bring two partners and Jamison
will supply the third in each four
some.
The Glass A Star Cup, the oldest
tournament on the Women;s District
Golf Association schedule, Is next
for the low handicap linksWomen
The l8-hole medal play tournament
will be played Tuesday, July 20. at
Woodmont Country Club.
Mrs. Edwards will close the en-
tries Wednesday at 6 o'clock. A
new champion will be crowned as
Betty Ling, last years winner, nc
longer is a resident of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Eastern Tennis Roined Out

NEW YORK, July 10 P).-All
action today in the Eastern Clay
Court Tennis Championships was
postponed until tomorrow because
of rain. The finals. originally carded
for tomorrow, now will be played
next Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
RUTGERS Crews in BELGIUM

BRUSSELS. July 10 (P)-Rutgers
University crews have arrived in
Belgium for an international rowing
regatta to be held here tomorrow and
Monday. The Americans will be the
first oarsmen to compete in Belgium
since the 1920 Olympic Games at
Antwerp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Double-Feuture Mat Bill
At Turner'S Wednesday

A double-feature tops the Turner's
Arena rassling card on Wednes-
day night. Gino Garibaldi meets
Faro Rinaldo and George Maori
costas tackles Red Ryan. Both
Macricostas and Ryan were winners
last Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Blow Kills Aussie Boxer

BRISBANE, Australia, July 10 up.
John Rowan Lewis. 20-year -old
professional boxer who was knocked
out in preliminary bout at Bris-
bane stadium last night, died in a
hospital here today. It was the
second ring fatality among profess
sional fighters in Australia this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

AMBITIOUS LAss-Ann Fulnwider of Coronado, Calf 49,
puts Mrs Stedman Tellers big jumping Gracas over 4oot
fence Ann always to ride Gracias when Capt
and Mrs Teller stationed in California but just wasn't
big enough Now visiting her father Capt Edwin g. Fuln-
wider u ~ having demonstrated her ability in big
time competition on Coast will have her chance She
rides Cracias today Show Potomac
Md oneninp at 10 am Photo Mango McConhe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Federal STORAGE Host

The Federal Storage insect nine
will meet the Purcellville, Va, A. C..
on the East Ellipse today at $3.50
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Tokomo Decorators Travel

District Champion Takoma Dec
orators girls softball team will clash
with the Atlantic City girls today
in Atlantic City.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
ITALIJANOM Sc NE
LJUBI PODPISATI
MIROVNO POGODBO

RIM, 4. septembra-Italija je
ratificirala mirovno pogodbo, XII
so 10 zavezniki ustvarili "a njo,
toda sedaj pa nj nobenega, XII bi
uradni document podpisal.
Zacasni predsednik Enrico de
Nicola noce pogodbe podpisati,
ces, da je ze podpisal uradni do
kument, katerim je pooblastil
vlado, da mirovno pogodbo rati-
ficira.
Premier Alcide de Gasperi ie
po posvetovanju clani Wade
izjavil, da bo document podpi-
sal zunanji minister grof Carlo
Sforza. sforza pa pravi, da il
te moke ne bo kruha in da je
to posel "a de Nicola.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
Francija BIO tudi
0mejila uvOz IL
Zedinjenih drzzav

PARIZ, 2. septembra-Mini-
ster obrambe Andre Philip je
izjavil, da je' francoska vlada
odlocila omejiti dolarski uvoz ma
najbolj potrebne stvari, da Sc
tako izogne ekonomskemu polo
mu.
Ma casnikarski konferenci je
Philip izjavil, da je polozaj isto.
tako obupen kot Angliji in da
bo prislo do katastrofe, zee Sc
ne podvzamejo podobne mere,
kot jih je podvzela Anglija."
Ma vladni seji, XII Sc je vrslle
preteklo sredo, je bilo sklenjeno
da Sc izkljuci uvoz vseh luksuz-
nih predmetov in da Sc IL Zedi-
njenih drzav odslej uvaza same
premog, Tito, mascoba in ole.
z novo odredbo bo znizan tu-
di uvoz gasolina in masinskega
orodja.