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Evening star., 1949-05-15
Kenwood, Chevy Chase Events
TOP Biqqest Golf Week in Years

this afternoon In the Maryland
State team championship semi
finals. Washington has corraled
its strongest possible 12-man team
and over the hilly and deceptive
Virginia course that most Of the
c. c. of Maryland golfers never
have seen. the underdog hosts
are hopeful. Prince Georges ap-
pears too strong for Hillendale.
Closing Dates Listed.
A number Of entry closing dates
are listed in the schedule below.
including tomorrow nights dead
line for the National Open. Quail
flying rounds will be held June /
at Chevy Chase for the June 9-lo-
II championship in Chicago, and
the USGA makes no exceptions In
It's entry headlines.
MARYLAND state team seminnsis: Hillen-
dale at Prince Georges and c. c. OF Mary
land at Washington G. and c. c.
Entries close Kenwood Invitation
Entries close DStrlct mixed 6COtCh
foursome at Belle Haven.
Monday.
District schoolboy qualifying at Manor
Mason Dixon Conference hampiohShip
at Mt. Pleasant.
Entries close National Open.
Entries close Chevy Chase Invitation
Tuesday.
Kenwood Invitation qualifying.
District schoolooy match play at In
dian Spring
Womens team matches.
Wednesday.
Kenwood Invitation, LIST and I'd round
n Thursday.
KenWood Invitation, semihnals and
District schoolboy quarter hnsls. CHEVY
Mid-Atlsntic naA pro-membsr. Green
Committee meeting, washinston star
Open Prince oeorsss'
Friday.
Chevy Chase member guest qualifying.
DGA mixed two-ball. Belle Haven.
wDGA: WML Class Cup Con-
Entries close Annapolis Roads open.
Saturday.
Chevy Chase member guest match play.
MARYLAND Intercollegiates, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
By MerreII WhittIeseY

Everybody gets into the act this
week as golf activities hit a new
high for recent years including two
invitation tournaments within a
six-day span-the Kenwood In
vitation Tuesday through Thurs
day and the Chevy Chase Men,
Der Guest Friday through next
Sunday.
The juniors have their biggest
schoolboy tournament; the women
have team matches and the WMAL
Glass B Cup: the pros compete
with Green Spring Valley MEM
bers on Thursday. the college boys
are busy and the District Golf As
sociation's mixed scotch foursome
is Friday feature at Belle Haven.
Kenwood Lists Close Tonight.
The invitation tournament pro-
gram is reminiscent Of the days
when several Of the clubs made up
a spring circuit, with one OF the
match play events each week
through the entire spring season
for the amateur golfers.
Kenwood closes the entry list
tonight for its three-day event,
back after a years absence. The
1947 winner. Ralph Bogart. and
about 100 top amateurs Of the Dis
trict will qualify Tuesday with
match play rounds Wednesday
and Thursday.
Tomorrow night is the entry
deadline for the Chevy Chase
Member Guest, a best ball event
that runs from Fridays qualifying
round through Sunday afternoon
finals. Handicaps will apply only
In that each team must have a
combined minimum handicap of
seven. After that it's strictly from
scratch.
There will be golf worth watch
ing at Prince Georges and Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
Evening star., 1949-05-15
WI. High Oorsmen
Win School Crown

Arlington's Washington Lee
High School yesterday rowed its
eight-oared shell to victory
over Alexandria's George WASH
ington High, thus winning the
Northern Virginia high school
rowing championship.
The winning crew nosed out
the Alexandrians by 10 feet In q
contest staged OF Old Dominion
Boat Club In Alexandria.
At stake was the Everett
Brewer Trophy. . brand new
prize, which will be competed
for annually.
George Washington's Junior
varsity eight Jared much better
In q second match yesterday.
It defeated WI juniors by two
boat lengths.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Barron Given Little
Chance 10 Catch Up
In Finale Today
ky me Asseeiassd prsss

NEW ROCHELLE. May 1.-THE
task Of standing OF Bobby Locke
plainly Is too much for the current
crop Of American professionals
and 80 the methodical shotmakei
from South Africa almost surely
will tuck away . check for 5000
when the Goodall round robin
tournament winds up tomorrow
night.
The silent man from the dAri
continent virtually sewed It up to.
day when he shot his fourth
straight sub-par round over TIT
wykagyl Country Club course x
boost his plus" score TO ~.
His closest rival. <0-year-olt
Herman Barron Of nearby White
Plains, owned q plus Of only -
and his chances Of catching Locke
on tomorrow's final round ap.
peared to be negligible. Barron
won the event a year ago. with
Locke a fast-closing second.
Standing third tonight was
Sammy Snead. the balding noun
taineer. with plus 80, and fourth
was Byron Nelson. the honest
Texas farmer. plus 81. Johnny
Palmer of Badin, N. c., represent
ing youth, was fifth at plus a..
and the remaining II players who
started out In the $4,000 event
three days ago didn't have q hope.
Locke In four tours Of the g.
567-yard. par "a lay out. had
handed In cards reading 7l-67-68-
-68-274. >Barron's stroke total
was second best, 27s, and Snead's
third 279.
To that extent. the weird tour
nament had run true to form. It
seemed to prove the sponsors con-
tention that class will tell, and
that oil will rise above water.
In each of the five rounds Of
the Goodall, the individual play
ers medal score Is matched against
each of the three men in his four
some. Ap layer who has a hot
round can pick up a Lot Of plus"
points-especially II q companion
or two on the round goes sour.
Strange Things Happen.
The result is that some strange
things can happen. And yet. to-
night. the three men who had
strung together the best medal
scores were leading the star
spangled field.
On his fifth and final round to-
morrow. Locke will be paired"
against Llyod Mangrum. Chick
Harbert and Jim Turnesa. II
the three, as q group, should sud-
denly become brilliant and Locke
should lose his touch, then any
thing could happen. But 1t prob
ably will not.
Cary Middlecof, the former
ooth-extractor from Memphis.
did his best to stop Locke today.
Playing with the outsider. he scor-
ed q great 66. with a 80 on the
back nine. Locke even aided him
by three-putting the 12th green
and taking q six on that hole.
But still, when the round ended,
Locke had picked up another
seven points at the expense OF
Jimmy Demaret and Bob Hamil-
ton. who were not going 20 good.
The best that the homebreds
will be playing for tomorrow Is
the second prize Of $4,000, which
isn't had.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Assoeioted Press
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BY the Assoeicted Press
FIRST RAcE-Purss; sS'2oo,; = 2oG,oras claiming;
tsSSs' IT,; $s'as 'ssaoI5 bDS' 1896 iSaS iiSSS ,s2Ss
vSISinS Perion }spencer 400
Also ei iranHsweep Hand, Homespun; Hem m.
b Reign Nj, sunaway.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000; claim
,ns; .4yesr-elds and upward; 9 fuTlSongs. sS on
9sculoria tKssne) 11.eo 5so $'SSS
Another Bel {KirD 500
Also 'i irsnSslk Bound. shor..st; rsm,ggs r.agss
8amarop, 8nss sfa Bless S0Ya Rsd, sss fhrse Passss
DAILY double paid $lb4.so)
sRa .ss as~.;a 'isSs nj. 'ss :Ha 70
ksS rag pestssio, ss.4o 1890 s.4o
EEsa E.as asT|ss asass a:ssaase SaGsas1a'ss 1000 ssS
~! 5isS r'peAeas' ass ss.'. e 4.J Fancy Fun sn'-
FOURTH RAoE-purse, 5000; claim
asssnd asssn fhSsl.i Ess 'Fi'n il'eo ss..aaoo s4S
Octorora tzulker) 40
c.4hs A:3 I5ss 1.Tas Mac: ss.Y sv.Sss Sss'tR 4sh
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ences: S:yesE.olds: 8 fqrlo1nnss O On sao
knight. Cross CMillisan} $50 4.ss0
white Hawk tHettingeD b.So
Also ran-Easy Don, Mesmerixed. Ark
low r.. Dulka, Musketeer, Good Egg.
SIXTH RAcE-The Lexington Handicap;
purse. $4,000; s-yeaf-olds and upward; 8
H1ivnss'. '.s..., son xeo lo
Gee whiz tDelpidio) 6.oo
Time. 1:157s.
Also ran-Sneak. Mayes Riley, Dole
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Record Field Opens
Play Tomorrow in
Scholastic Golf

The heaviest entry in the l6-
year history Of the Metropolitan
schoolboy championship 1877
teen-age golfers-will compete to-
morrow In the 18-hole qualifying
round at Manor Country Club.
With only Is positions open in
the championship flight the low
est scoring in years Is forecast and
the qualifying figure may be as low
as in the days of Nee> Brownell,
Dettweiler. Sharkey. Shea, etc.
when 1t used to require a score in
the 70s to make the grade. In the
last few years high 80s and even
90s have made the first flight.
The defending champion-15-
year -old Montgomery Junior High
student Billy D. Wolfe-is the only
former winner entered and he
shares the favorite's role with
Coolidge Captain Dick Foster. the
District junior champion.
The low 16 qualif1ers play first
round matches Tuesday at Indian
Spring and the second round
Thursday at Chevy Chase. The
second flight will play Tuesday
through Friday at Georgetown
Prep.
II. Dennis Bolster, oonzags: Richard
Wolfe. 2. C.; Carney Howell, Mcfarland.
LOS l;o5 bso culllnsSS hnn51 SsP Passs DHn
EDWARDS. si Buiis SsI eaal McMahon R des don1aFs Sc
Ills. Perky cullinans, St. AIMS: Dennis
Moassomsra H4'ti, Rfs. s 60 81 slll5 0Ri,. NRoi,s:
Park Jr,; Diek KTesssr. Dewitt; i .5,
Ell Gs sii Hail. j.. s4 nshs5e
ssz s.f:; asn H: H:
wolfe, Woodside. IL 40, Frank Duane.
Wat.l chsmbeTn snS bsII frs k.ary @
burg: shelly Blitz. McFsrland. 1890.
asa I0IS Sandy y ssei 0silss
g. s e. 6 soe p.e!lef: W,lssn -. .,,
xshOg xpEsh. p sts.t Z. =; ehsai.s Ssds;. RiIsen'
AssisH Sr.ssas pit; isits k.; s:..:s r.
Anacostia; Bob Book. b. c. C.; Tom Nc
ourn. friends; l2:2o. Sandy Thomas:
Senea e; Byron 81 Roberts @ western si Jack sslssf,
DeMatha. 1890, Bradley Burrows, Alice
Wilson 1875, Dick Foster. Coolidge; Gus
vsllarfno; Geo Prep: Bert White, B; c: c.
i%;4o Jim drtfath DeMa,,ha; 5ehnsston aa,sss
12:45, Jack Furey, Geo. Prep; John Par
sons, Roosevelt; Winston Sutter, Coolidge.
Mccombs, wash. lice; Billy Ball Western.
1885, Herbert KimbaIl. B. c. c.; John
Mavhinney. Geo. Prep; Keith Doty,
Coolidge.
| 100, Starters time. I:05. Dick Burke
deorgetown Prep: Ed cofiman. Washing
oSh Murphy ws dsorsstown rarisH piep PHI
Knapneck. Roosevelt; Bob Parman, Wash
ington-Lee. 1:15. Stephen Foltz, Fair
| fax; Malcolm Macarthur wilson; Ray
Luckett, Blair. 1:20, Paul Jennings. VII
son; Felix Brunot, B. c. c.; Jimmie W.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
PimIico Results
By the Assoeiofsd Press

by the AStociof0o Ffess
e;sfaFsGldsK c.sfi NJ tKi4t} Ks 'url0hs'7 7ao 4so s2o
love Lock tMeysrhoter> e1.4o 22.S0
chal GLASS tscoto n'%o
Also A'i iraGn@Aliy Rose, Highest Axard; IN
Faith. Charleston. Spring Speed caprioie'
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Hs5mSn' .as9on 1KsPsek Ksps pOwl' $50 sSo sSo ssS
'Fs1E 4,n.' Aan 1!5sss.' 15Asssserh't1'F' $40
.ns2 s9 we.ts H wses sssss gon n0Is
DAILY double paid S1e.soJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
syssFIeslas sIcss eaas: tYElSfPss ssao 3ee too
LOVING F;SssfTt Resalbuto' $50
z!bs H.9. r5 av's sssl DSe ssss5n %:a :
ms; osSsaH sssaz.aISs faftcss.s ~ ''.V, ~ ~ aao
ssss'sh ks.s hlaefsl s1Sl''tiM 'tiM.y.rhon.Sso sSS $tS
Ray Downs 2.4o
TWO Al'S 81. I'RMRe Riskabeule. me- A'''' ''''' ~
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S2.b0Ui aHoWeh-
oes; 3-year-oids; 8 furlongs. sNa.zsz
Miss whippet 1Martiny 11.so s.sg 38[[
Birthday Party Gayton) A.So 3gs
Lands End tKfrk) 2se
Time 112b.
Alan C.. Eternal Dream. sun Dance.
Her sixth race, see Preakness chart OF
hrst Sports page.) -
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 81. 600. allow
snces; 4-year-olds and up; 1Is miles, =,
Contest (dormanl 80 2.60 2.2(
Harold Harter (Vandergrif) 4.40 2.Sl
War Story (Downs) 3!4t
Also ran1orelins. Certified and Rec
pompon.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500; allow
inoes; 4-year-olds and up tur5ioonss' ZIG G,
ttan (Root) $40 3.2Q 2sl
Shivaree tGlisson) 800 z.ol
Let EN- Wander tMitchelD 3.4l
Time, 1:10s equals track record,
Also. ran-a Butler. Al Anns a. christdis nd0ds
r Hammnnd-A g. Harmon entry.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Bows YMCA Results

The Eagles beat Mclean, i4-5.
and Benning Shoe Repair topped
the Jaguars, 81. In yesterdays
baseball games in the Boys YMCA
League.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
sum af gports Locke Virtually In Winner Of Gooda Tourney
Belmont Pork Results
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SECOND xAcx-~Sr.s ~ aaa, s4.an.,
gas s-swas-sass ass ss..Fs tSfspasl
Rar@sss~ @ssss 80 ~ SO A3
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aNheAt5vs- Nss&s st4e tAlEY
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rasn1aE FafHs Eus.
SIXTH RAcE--rht MstgePas'ta naaa.
esp Pafss $50 ost5 ADDED > ssss csss
t1s.r t@s 1s.:Ss E.:ss, W as, & -, l-.o .se .,s
But Why Nc! lhshTt<ns' A.
ss: H:o ss. sas sis:.A. '':''A Il. A.s. s.''sf. H.,
sesess
sxvxNTH RAcxTPer.s RAG I" >"o .l'ss
Bar Sinister ttlusCfHI / 20 y
DRY F9Y tJsmes 4 So
Tine. ! SstA
Also ran kAse. Mar kasnlns Fssst
Rayal Helia. Uktlantss CtHs Les ana
hiEh, JAislai,
EIaETr RACF--Purss - S4ta rsAirhlns
4-yrAr-el6s arc anward = 4ss
Pima Touch tIlMerin' 4 - 3 e. -
Rustic NToen tHaFytsl $50 So
Peaeelaw fPtfssI SO
TINE 81 :.
Also faa--Ss5xases. ACfts RsNaFe.
Five years aeo--~Pensive snD
the PreakneSS States BY "A OF q
length from Platter.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
BY the Asseeiatsd Press


FIRST EAcE-PuIss; $500; claiming
Wary Flight IFin.sanl 7.2o 400 900
dc1d p{n,s Copy SO 99ail0ero 500
Also ran@Eileen Morse, Poi. oino Gold.
Imperil.. Lucky Irish. vip, Darten' Open
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
anees; 2-year-oids; 5 furlongs. oso ON
selector tstouD $50 2sQ 2.49
Uptown tLindberg) $50 $50
Kinsman tsnsllingO 2eo
Aiso e; ;rsEn@eIili. El9eiIili yosns, The r,k., nas,
whirlinsfp sfpsYIy WGrls; doaSI. SS. 6; e.,d $4,000
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
4-year-olds and upward; 9 tgrlsngs; =, a.
sS5.heTa sS9tf F.ns ReS 3pssi%st ssiSH so 17sS sS
Aiso me' ranEFirst mp Citizen. Den.s... War,
b1iI. b0Hn' Donna 000'''' ''A"'A'' A'
FOURTH RAcE-.Purse. $4,000; allow
S::;::ss;;s S:sS ?s's;iy y,ssss''''' afsS sss -
Yes You (Basile) $40
tsrius. Whirier. Sky Miracle. MAGMA
ECSnarta. IN - aaAs S
FIFTH RAcE..The Merton Handicap
Purse $4,000 S-sear-oids ana up if'
Artist. Sstist Life SS!sssoD> sa.ao Jedo s.sss6
ssH.ls AE assssss as'sl stlRooerss, ~ 1''' SD
AsO v.aa.. .sn.css g,,aSs' sMs1 ans|ad,sS N,2
ii eioysi " fsfhia 81 st.sfs sesF'; and xr. r. x
Haggerty entry.
purse, $1,000; s-yssrSolds and upward
Sssss S.sS.,S Pill ;5.,:ss, !s.y.n's $50 AsS 81
Buzfuz 1oilseTJ s.S(
Also ls rsS@koyel Governor, glumDsr
Ssp Wen satDs sad Blue efsos aolly. caro- 'f'"''
SEVENTH RAcg-Purse. $500: claim.
Ssnehss YIN Wsrls1 lstTsTsS FISH, 1900 ss 5SsSS
snsrs fInel Eddie / !44sl. Lewi'' 4'eo
Also raamaslssS'nero, as' rriar Tuck. Je,
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; IL. miles
Turnabout tsnellinss) 1880 e.2Q 40
Opening Day Gewis) $40 400
Donnas Ace 6Boulmetis) $50
Also ran-Miss cupe, Mister Chat,
Montage, Cougar, Silver Ware, Fulgura.
Tim B.. Daily Dip
SEVENTH RAcE-The Commonwealth
Handicap: purse, $500 added; 3-year-
olds and up: is miles.
Mesmer tFernandez) 1900 7.kQ $40
Fancy Flyer (Mtllisan) $40 $40
Grand Entry (Zehr) $40
Also ran0Boo Boo shoo. eassys King.
Column, San Justo. Asarian q.
MdHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; I-year-oids and upward; about i
sS UnI'n Re reward arr tHet'ser, $50 400 a.so
r Eye (McIaushlIn) 400 2.eg
Marltown (Milligan) S.4o
Also ran-Private Howie. f1os Herbert.
Quasi, Bolo Tie, Svengan.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000, allow
snses tsyss.7old' s1 and uPTcsnrd; msies soS
Sun Ember (Carvalho) l3.4o s.z2
Anamia (HettingeD o.so
Also ran-drsat run. varodi. Artsnis.
Happy Smiles. waverly.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Lorae Yacht Race Field

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May II. P1-
More than Is yachts have been
entered in the Newport-Annapolis
ocean yacht race June 16. the An
napolis Yacht Club said today.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Tim B.. Daily Dip
SEVENTH RACE-The Commonwealth
Handicap: purse, $500 added; 3-year-
Mesmer tFernandeD 1900 7.zQ $40
Fancy Flyer (Milligan) $40 $40
Grand Entry (Zehr) $40
Time. 1:46as. 49,.
Also ran-Boo Boo 6hoo, eassys King.
Column, San Justo, Asarfan q.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

EdHTH RAcE-Purse. S2,bo0; claim
ing; I-year-oids and upward; about i
Unfn reward SHet'ssr) $50 400 3.sQ
r Eye (McLaughlin) 400 y.eg
Marltown (Milligan) $40
Time, 1851 New Track Record.)
Also ran-Private Howie, F1os Herbert,
Quasi, Bolo Tie, Svengali.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; " miles.
Wary Flight (Fin'gan) 7.20 400 800
Lucky Greenock (Green) 400 800
Good Copy (CilberD 500
Time, 1928.
Also ran-Eileen Morse, Poi Gino Gold.
ImperiI. Lucky Irish yip Darten, Open
Palm, Art Brown.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Five years aeo--Pensive won
the PreakneSS States BY !. OF q
length from Platter.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; lii miles
Turnabout tSnellings) 1880 9.20 4.4O
Opening Day Lewis $40 400
Donnas Ace (Boulmetis) 500
Time, l:4bas: ,u
Montage, Cougar. Silver Ware, Fulgura.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

SEVENTH SACk-~Pgrss ~ Aes5 aIisx
xnrsK5 s.Feaf-elas. Il mtsss
Cns Hitter gAeCrssry5 asn $50 ace
Bar Sinister tflusgfHb 20 &e
Dry Ply jane 4 50
Tine ! sstA
Also ran knss. Man kaamlns Fssss
Rayal Hclia. uAilantss CtEs Lee and
kiEh, JAlxlai,
Evening star., 1949-05-15

EloHTr RAcF--Purss sSAoa rsAinlas
4 -yrAr-eIdR arc upward = Hs4ss
Fsn1l Touch tCIuerln1 A. 3 sh { Il
Rustic NToern tHaFrjsl so z 81
Peseelaw fPtfsst z St
Time 81 :.
Al.a 49, .xaaa.. AHrla ksNArs
Evening star., 1949-05-15

. . :. II Molls does not give you
the best shave you ever had TN
your life. Get Q tubs today.
II this test dos not eonvince
you. Inst mai - back The MollS
tubs. Address, Bog -. New
Yoek Q, N. \.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

SECOND RACE-PurSe. $500; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs
Selector fStout) $50 ESQ 2.4Q
Uptown Iindberg) $50 2.6O
Kinsman (SnellingO 2.sO
Also rsnwGiillie Young, The Tyke, nus,
whirling World. Joy c.
DAILY double paid S1620)
Evening star., 1949-05-15

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: claiming
4-year-olds and upward g furlongs:
vanslam (Pennock) 1898 1920 22 q
Northern Deb (StouO 11.SO 7.Sl
Short Reing tBoulmetis) 17.Ot
Also 'ran-First Citizen. .penasee. War,
ship, The Orphan. Punchestown, Floo<
Town, Donna Boorse, Transair, Gallant
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Garden Stute Results

Chevy Chase member guest match !
Maryland 1ntercollegiates, Annapoli
Evening star., 1949-05-15

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing 4-year-olds and upward; ! L. miles
Manchac tStraLye) 1900 $40 4.0l
Grey Warrior (polk) $40 5.2t
Smart Eddie Gewis) 4.6t
Time, :443s.
Sam and Gasparilla.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

SIXTH EACE-The Camden Handicap;
purse. $4,000; 3-yesr-olds and upward;
ocean Bret (stranso $50 40 $40
Macbeth lIessop) 700 800
Buzfuz (GilberD $50
Time Time I;oes ov,, oov.rro, p,uu,.r
Carrara Marble. Picture card, Faraway,
Pep Well and Blue Holly
Evening star., 1949-05-15

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
8:yUsa1r1Sollddss: 1f.Ipog9s fyFlogpEs aaao 700 400
Cavalier Trim martini 2.60 220
Loving Robert (Regalbuto) 3.2o
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Boy, Mother Gave Up, May Get
New One in Joining Father

Joiner wrote the home, saying
Wont you please send my son
to me? Why should he suffer for
what was wrong?" And Sydney
told how lonely little
Geoffrey was, with no visitors on
visiting days.
On Geoffrey's next birthday,
there was a swarm of visitors
bringing toys and gifts. Edward
j. Hallstrom, a Sydney business
man, wrote out a check to the
home, without filling in the
amount. He instructed them to
pay the boys expenses to his
fathers home.
The father said, II have a nice
home here for him and I expect
to get married soon. Then the
boy will have a mother"
A relative said Joiner was en-
gagged to a girl in Birmingham,
Ala, but did not know whether a
date had been set for the wedding.
Joiner occupies one suite of a
four suite apartment which he
owns
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Labor Office Notes Rise
In Europe's Unemployed
BY the Associated Press

GENEVA, Switzerland, Feb. 26.
The international Labor Office
today reported Significant"
year-end rise in unemployment in
six European countries. 1t con-
cluded, however, that the general
level of unemployment in most
European nations was low.
The greatest increase occurred
in Italy, which had 2.161,27l job
less last December. an increase of
nearly 100000 over December,
1947. A rise in unemployment
also was noted in Belgium, Den
mark, Finland, France and Switz-
erland as well as in the American
and British occupation zones of
Germany.
The ILO said unemployment in
the United States remained below
4 per cent during the last nine
months of 1948, but increased tC
"A per cent of the civilian labor
force, or 2,664,000 persons, in
January, 1949. The January,
l948, figure was 2,065.000.
India's government will build a
new town in East Punjab for Co.
900 refugees.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

off between the elbow and shoul-
der. His fireman, Louis E. Bree-
sawitz, 81, Bolivar, Mo-, suffered
burns and shocks. B. H. Wlllough-
by, an express messenger, had only
minor injuries.
w. B. Berry, the railroads chief
mechanical officer, said he be-
lieved the explosion was caused
by low water" in the boiler but
Mr.. Breesawitz disputed this. He
said the water was not low and he
believed a full inspection would
show there was a defect in the
equipment.
New Zealand exports more than
100000 rabbit carcasses a year
to Britain.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
BY the Associated Press

The fight by Senator Cain, Re
publican, of Washington to pre-
vent confirmation of former Gov.
Mon c. Wallgren of Washington to
a $l4,000-a-year administration
post is going to cost the Senator
some money.
Senator Cain is opposing the
nomination of Mr.. Wallgren to be
chairman of the National Secur-
tiles Resources Board on grounds
that Mr.. Wallgren, a close friend
of President Truman, is not fitted
for the job.
In carrying on his fight over the
last three weeks, Senator Cain has
been in almost constant commun-
ication by telephone and telegraph
with persons in his home States,
has had photographs and photo
stats of documents made and has
gone to other expense to gather
material he needed to support his
contention before the Senate
Armed Service Committee.
Senator Cain told a reporter
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Gains Fight Against WoIIeren
Proving Expensive to Senator 4

yesterday that telephone and teie-
graph charges alone will amount
to more than $500 and that other
expenses will bring the total cost
of his fight to more than $1,000.
In answer to question, the
Senator said his Office fund will
take care of some of the expense
and that I will pick up the rest
of it, personally.
Senator Cain is spending the
week end preparing his final
statement for the committee,
which, Chairman Tydings said,
may decide by next Thursday
whether to approve Mr.. Wallgren's
nomination. -