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Evening star., 1949-07-11

the most thoughtful thing could
do for them.
@. Are you personally attrac-
tive?
A. Well, yes. After all. my ears
are larger than Cables, I'm almost
as bald as Boyer, I'm taller than
Mickey Rooney. and those three
fellows seem to have done all
right with the fair sex.
@. Are you brave?
A. Yes. That MGM. lion has
roared at me thousand times
in the narrow confines of theater
and I have yet to show the first
sign of fear.
Evening star., 1949-07-11

D u I I / II 3 OelS
a r ou n d birds
necks so that
cats could find
them.
Before that I
was crazy about
cattle rustling.
I used to roam
the Far West.
S t e a | t h lily
c h a n 6 ! n g
br a n dS. One
day it would be
I. w. Harper,
the next day
Ca1vert'S. a n d
Evening star., 1949-07-11

eStlng, II true.
Senator Taft
says he knows
the Democratic
Governor as a
fell low W n o
shifts his posi-
ton OCCASION
ally and some
times when you
least expect it.
So he is con-
tinuing to make
o ms for a
h a n d-shaking
tour this fall of
Ill thu counties
Evening star., 1949-07-11

world W h | C h
t h ey expected
when the Mar
shall Plan was
launched with
the aim of
restoring Eu-
ropes trade as
a means toward
the continents
self support.
The present
col liSion be-
t W en- British
trade policy
and American
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Bv Constantine Br0lcn

Economic experts in Washing
ton are not getting the pleasure
out of Britain's revival as a COM
petitor in the markets of the
Evening star., 1949-07-11
By Harry Honon McLemore-
Finds New Postime
In Personality Tests
By Henry McLem ore

During my lifetime I have had
various favorite pastimes. Up un-
til a few months ago nothing gave
me quite so much pleasure as
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Ru Daris E[eeS0n

The news from Ohio that Gov.
Frank Lausche had taken himself
out of the Ohio senatorial race
appeared to Senator Taft inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

WHETHER BY bowling or plucking
w strings, pressing valves or keys,
or striking drumheads, the q bones
of the human hand are vital to the
making of music. Muscles, medically
known as flexors and extensors, come
into play in producing the sounds
that crafty the senses, stimulate the
'emotions-and sometimes rend the
ear and the soul. The hands of the
musician, traditionally long and
graceful, are not always so. Stubby
and muscular fingers can be as dex-
ferrous in the execution of intricate
musical work as the others. But be
the fingers tapering and esthetically
pleasing or short and unlovely, In
their tips must be fine sensitivity.
Shown here are closeup views of the
hands of oss-section of members
of the National Symphony Orchestra
at work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

tlonds Of the Mo-
tionol ynnphony's first
trumpet ployer. Lloyd
Geisler. 1881 South
Dokoto ovenue NE.
Left: A woodwind
pIoyer Of work. He is
Vernon Kirkpatrick,
2733 South Wayne
street, Arlington. first
English horn. He also
ptoys the oboe.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Car Credit Strengthened
For A|I-Star Grid Game

Two newly acquired backs will
strengthen already potent Car
Credit, undefeated for the last
three years and Metropolitan
Amateur Football League unlim-
tied champion, when it opposes
Anacostia Eagles in Sundays ALL
Star game on Gonzaga Field at
1890 pm.
Eastern A. c., Metro League
160-pound titlist. opposes Coach
Jim Castiglia's All-Stars in the
nightcap of this doubleheader at
2::30.
Cecil Gray, Techs former ALL
High fullback, and Bob Troll,
originally fine halfback at the
University of Maryland. are new
comers to the Creditmen. Stars
returning from last year include
Ernie Betrolini, Willie Poms. Moe
Zanger and "Skeeter" Nichols.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
fPrinceGeorges
Is First Host to
lWomen's PGA
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The
ladies have formed their own
professional golfers associa-
tion, just like the mems PGA.
Its activities will be directed
by Fred Corcoran. who for
years looked after the fortunes
of the mems organization.
Corcoran announced birth Of
the new links body yesterday
and outlined plans for a
series of open tournaments
patterned after the PGA's
golden tours.
The first open tournament.
a 72-hole medal play affair.
will be staged September o.
Is at Prince Georges Country
Club, Landover, Md.
Patty Berg is the first pres
ident of the Women's Profess
sional Golfers Association OF
America. Other charter mem
bers are Mrs. Mildred (Babe)
Didrikson zaharias, Betty
Evening star., 1949-09-14
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-Two
jockeys have been suspended for
just being seen with a convicted
bookmaker.
"The commission doesn't like
your association with this book
maker" H. Courtenay Jennifer,
chairman of the Maryland Racing
Commission, told the two jockeys
yesterday.
Set down for the rest of the
year were Mike Sarno, 80. of
Brooklyn. N. Y, and j. c. Gilbert,
%, of Canaguay, Cuba. The latter
will be allowed to exercise horses,
but Sarno is barred from even
visiting a track.
John Loome and F. r. Allen,
agents of the Thoroughbred Rae
ing Protective Bureau (TRPB) ,
said Sarno and Gilbert were seen
constantly" with Tony Moscato.
alias Tony Bruno, during the Bel
Air meeting in August.
The agents testified only to
association of the jockeys with
Mascato and offered no evidence
of any races being affected.
But Chairman Jennifer issued a
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Two Jockeys Are Suspended
\ For Beinq Seen With Bookie

general warning to jockeys that
they're going to keep away from
gamblers or they'll be kept of
horses"
FBI records introduced showed
Moscato had been arrested four
times and convicted three times
He was sentenced to two prison
terms and paid a fine of $502.50
in Edgewood, Md, in 1948 on a
charge of taking bets on horse
races.
The two jockeys and several
others called on the commission
carpet admitted Moscato had
picked up their checks" at a
night club near Baltimore which
they assumed he owned.
Sarno also admitted Moscato
had loaned him money, which he
repaid, for a hospital bill for his
child.
II understood he was a stock
holder at Bel Air and Timonium
and figured he was all right,
Sarno said. HE never approached
me to do anything to hurt racing"
Gilbert said he knew Moscato
only as a regular track visitor who
asked for no more than what
chance I thought a horse had"
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Snead and Mangrum
Assigned No. | Role
In Ryder Cup Golf
BY the Associated Press

CANTON, England, Sept. IA
Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum
will play as the No. l United
States team in the Scotch four
somes which open the Ryder Cup
golf matches with Britain's top
pros Friday.
One other tahdem is definite.
That is E. j. .(Dutch Harrison
and Johnny Palmer.
Ben Hogan, non-playing cap
tain of Uncle Sans forces, an
nounced the other two teams are
indefinite. Indications are Jimmy
Demaret, Bob Hamilton, Chick
Harbert and Skip Alexander will
be matched in some fashion.
Clayton Heafner, runnerup to
Cary Middlecoff in the National
Open this year, probably will miss
the foursome play because OF
"acheS and pains"
Four 2-ball matches, in which
players take alternate shots, are
scheduled Friday with eight sin
giles matches Saturday.
The British have been expert
menting with five combinations
and are confident of taking lead
over the Americans in this open
ing round.
The British foursomes are Fred
|Daly-Ken Bousfleld, Charles
Ward-Sam King, Max Faulkner
Jimmy Adams, Art Lees-Dai Rees
and Dick Burton-Lauria Ayton.
One of these twosomes will have
to sit out the first days activities.
The Americans, meanwhile.
have made a big impression on
the British in practice rounds.
why, I would consider my
money well spent if they hadn't
made a shot," remarked one ell
derly lady who followed the wise
cracking foursome of Harrison.
Palmer, Hamilton and Alexander
in warmuRtour.
But the British look for the
worst this week end. II don't
think we have a chance" one
British marshal commented.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Tough Matches Ahead
With Coast Net Play
In Quarter-FinaIs
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14.-The
going gets rough in the Pacific
Southwest tennis championships
today with the opening of the
quarter-fnals and matches being
extended to the best three out of
five sets. Top-seeded Richard
(PanchO Gonzales, Los Angeles,
takes on Felicisimo Ampon, Phil
ippineS ace. Both were idle in
singles plays yesterday.
Bob Falkenburg, Los Angeles,
and Eric Sturgess. South Africa
and first seeded foreign player.
open the center court action.
Sturgess had a terrific tussle yes
terday eliminating Art Larsen,
San Francisco, 4-6, Ga. 6-3.
Sturgess seemed unsure of himself
but climaxed the match by win
ming 18 points in a row.
Falkenburg reached the quar-
ter finals Monday.
Defen ding Champion Ted
Schroeder. Glendale, Calf, is idle
in singles today. but plays quar-
teri finals doubles match. Schroe-
der had little trouble ousting
George Worthington of Australia,
60. 6-3 yesterday.
Earl Cochell, San Francisco,
also reached the quarter-ffn by
finishing off Jaroslav Drobny,
Czechoslovakia. Cochell won the
first set and the score was % in
the second when darkness halted
their match Monday.
Yesterday Cochell went on to
triumph, the final score being
13-11, IS.
Other quarterfinalists are
frankie Parker and Herb Flam,
both of Los Angeles.
For almost an hour yesterday
Parker was in trouble in his
match with Straight Clark. Los
Angeles. After finally taking the
first set, 12-10. Parker coasted to
an easy win in the finale, 6-1, as
Clark wilted.
Two mems quarterfinals doubles
matches are slated today: Drobny
and Vladimir Cernik, Czechoslo-
vakia, meet Larsen and Hugh
Stewart, San Marino, Calf, and
Schroeder and Sturgess are
matched against Cochell and
Flam,
Evening star., 1949-09-14
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Evening star., 1949-09-14
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Evening star., 1949-09-14

Jameson, Helen Hicks, Helen
Dettweiler, Marilyn Smith and
Bettye Minis White.
The first tournament will Of
fer prizes totaling $500. Cor
coran said the minimum purse
would be $500.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Fights Last Night
By the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES.-Frankie Daniels,
1874, Bakersfield. Calf, stopped Pedro
Jiminez, 100, San Francisco CO..
HARTFORD, Conn.-George Dunn.
1872, Hartford, outpointed Miguel Ace
vedo, 1872. Hayana QO).
NEW BE D F o r D, Mass.-Billie
Brown. 1872. Hartford. outpointed Eddie
Soares, 159, Providence QO.
GALVESTON, Tex.-Edde Bertolino,
1873. outpointed Keith Hamilton. 1876,
New Orleans (10).
HONOLULU.-Philip Jim, 142. Homo
lulu, knocked out Mario Trigo, 137h.
Los Angeles ~.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
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Evening star., 1949-09-14
Two Rounds Today
To Decide EinaIists
lon Public Links

The final round of the District
Public Links championship will be
played Sunday afternoon at East
Potomac, with today's two rounds
of match play to decide the final
lists.
Two rounds originally were
scheduled yesterday with the semi
finals and final today. but yes
terday's program was cut to one
round due to the heavy rains.
Medalist Keith Kallio, George
Graham. the defending titlist and
Ex- Champions Andy Oliveri and
Earl Marcy won first-round
matches as expected. Kallio was
extended by Joe Mixer before
winning, 2 and l.
In mild upset, Joe Regan won
over Charles Alexander, up in
10 holes.
Graham meets MARITIME and
Marcy plays Oliveri in today's
feature matches. Kallio plays
Regan and Cecil Starnes meets
Fred Proulx.
Results of the first round:
George Graham def. Joe Kotvan, 4 and
Ralph Morsai; Andy % oiveri 81 qfisf del. iFom Tom
Bureh. 5 and 4: Earl Marcy def. Desmond
Reses snd and cSaes ksth kaa ae.snaer ds ds Ss
Joe Regan, ! up, 10 holes; Cecil Starnes
| def. r. Mofitt. 1 up; Fred Proulx def. AL
Brown, ! up.
The District Amateur golf
championship was off to a delayed
start today at Kenwood Country
Club. Yesterdays scheduled
qualifying program was rained
out. The revised schedule calls
for qualifying today. two rounds
of match play tomorrow and Fri
day and a 36-hole final either
Saturday or Sunday.
The few players who adhered to
their starting times in the Federal
Golf Association tournament at
Argyle did not manage to break
in among the leaders.
Those who did not show up
yesterday were to play today. and
it may be necessary to hold some
rounds off until tomorrow. The
latest arrangements call for the
low Is scorers to play their second
18-hole round on Friday.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Hornets Sign Donaldson

CHICAGO, Sept. IA (R.-John
Donaldson, former Georgia half
back recently released by the Los
Angeles Dons, has been signed by
the Chicago Hornets of the ALL
America Conference.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Title to AnnudoIe

Annadale's softball team won
the Sherwood League playoffs by
defeating Bladensburg Laundro-
mat, 81 and IA, in the deciding
games. Mort Sherman was the
winning pitcher in both games.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
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Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
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Flat rate per line 500
Out-of town Rate is charged
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Evening star., 1949-09-14
Stock Car Racing
Postponed Again

Stock car races scheduled TO-
night at Lanham speedway
were postponed because of the
weather. 1t was the third
straight time rain had forced
such a poStponement.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Playoffs (Best Of ~.
Oklahoma City Tulsa 4
(okiahoma City leads. 1-O)
Shreveport at Fort Worth postponed.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Playoffs Best Of 81.
Charleston - DAYTON 2
| charleston leads. 1-O.
! Grand Rapids at Flint, postponed.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Minor Baseball

WESTERN LEAGUE.
PlayOffs (Best of 81.
Des Moines 3 Lincoln Q
(Des Mones leads, 2-O.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Playoffs.
Minneapolis al Indianapolis postponed.
Milwaukee at st. Paul postponed.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Playoffs.
Jersey City at Buffalo postponed.
Montreal a Rochester postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
PIayoffs.
Binshamton at Scranton postponed.
Wilkes Barre at Albany postponed.
Ten Years Ago-Bobby Riggs
gained the National Tennis
semi finals by defeating Harry
Hopman, 6-1, 1913, 653.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

When ans,pertnp adperttsements
addressed to Sta, bores do NOT
tnclose original ref.rences, OF
other materials OF 0srson6l v6Ixe::
Copiss serps the pHrposs Snd
oyi0fnals ray get lost.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
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KanS. Ave. and Emerson
Semidetached brick. 8 rooms. 2 baths,
gas hot-water heat, built-in garage;
completely redecorated; reasonably
priced for quick sale. Call Mr..
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
APARTMENTS ukFvRhlsHEp

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NV, convenient downtown rm.,
kit, Frisid.. semipyt. bath: 500
mo-. utilities incl. MI. S24U. ID
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10 I. WINDsoR AVE. Alex. va.2a
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APARTMENTS WANTED

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Under 500. Box 1Ss-M. Star. la
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preferred; apt. bldg. only. DE. 6277'
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apt. or small house, n.w.' Feo; l.
UkSESrIY RSS Il II NEED ED. SMALL APT. furn.
engr. wants to bring wife and child
sS5-s76. sa s sH. M 1850.
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S SGT. CHAMBERS, RE. 67O0: Ext.
5779 week days. 8 to 4. Ia
EXPECTANT COUPLE desire 3 rms,
unfurn.. pvt; bath and kitchsn (; zen
LADY needs quiet 1.r,, k, b. apt,
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l-bedroom apartment, furnished or
unfurn. in apt. build. NV. Sec, by
Dec. %. BOX BAIL, Star To-
COUPLE DESIRE l or 2 bedroom un-
furnished apt. in NV. apt. bldg; ex-
cellent bank and real estate refer
ences. Call GE. 9777 or GE. 2o2o.
Evening star., 1949-12-13
RMs EURN.-Mp. & VA.

daily maid service, parking privils.;
10 min. to Key Bridge. GIL. s9lo
ARLINGTON-Nonh apt. lge furn.
rms. and bath; End A.: suit. several
boys or girls or couples; $l5 pei, VIZ.
LARGE TWIN BEDRM, next to tile
shower bath in lovely pvt. stone
home, conv. to transp,, airport, Hot
Shoppe. TIE. 47S3, MRS. ARCHER.
% BEDS. next to bat bath witt with Shower; = :
gentlemen pref. WI. 6lS3. -l5
ATTRAC., WARM furnished rm., iSt
floor front, l or > rms. furn. apt;
adults; 1927 N, Utah ST., Arl., Va.
TWIN BEDRM. with private bath and
entrance; near bus line. KE. 3-6423.