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Evening star., 1949-09-21
ADAM A. WESCHLER . SON,
AuctIoneerS-Appraisers.
BANKRUPTCY SALE

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son,
Auctloneers-Appraisers.
BANKRUPTCY SALE
Wholesale Stock
HOUSE rtaNrsH,Ncs II
faEf ToEs : HAEPWARE dNR 6SissE5rs CUTLERY
ELEeTfRIcAAiL sGPPLIEasss sGPPrLlRas ssAppIEAiASafeHss IEASfH
FISHING RODS TREE LiGHTs
ADDING MAcHiNiEs-TYpEwR1rEsa
STEEL STATIONERY CABINET
DESK TABLES CHAIRs. ETc
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT WESCHLER'S
9o5 T., ST. NV.
Fourth Floor)
M o N d AY
sept. 26, 1949. 10 AN.
Electric liS1r wire. sockets; plugs, connse-
cords: appliances, mendtng plates,
curtain brackets, chisels, squares.
clamps, folding rulers, pocket and
pairing knives. potato peelers, corerY,
path mat and toilet seat sets. fron.,
ing board covers, metal cabinets,
mlhI1noW tnh1n buckets, metal two-deek
ornaments. folding gates, etc. AH
Allen.Wale electric Shank and 4.
=. Allen 7-bank adding machines,
I: c: Smith Silent SecretariaI and
woodstock typewriters, mahosAny
typewriter desk, ONCE tables and
cnairs. costumer, double door steel
stationery cabinet. etc.
Re: Frank Givets
r.rn,. Bankrupt .Ih No. 36.4s.
I. IRWTN RoI IoTvN r,,.+..
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BAUMAN and BURNETT, Attorneys
Gnn r GfrAat ~
ROBERT Il, FAULKNER, Attorney,
90 ShorehAm Building,

nObEkT X. EAULhNEhs Attorney
90 Shereham Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for. the District Of Columbia, Holding
q Probate Court.-Estate OF Eliza
beth @. Nye, Deceased.-.Jo. 1884.
Administration Docket 155.-Appli-
cation having been made herein for
probate of the last will and testa-
ment of said deceased. and for
letters testamentary on said estate:
by Francis I. Peck. 1t ID ordered
this 10th day Of September, AID.
1949, that Charles E. shaw, Ms.
Adelaide Sybenga, Mts. Edith shaw
Brown, Mrs. Edna Bousquet. Miss
Florence Black, Black, and
ali unknown heirs and next Of
kin and all others concerned,
appear in said Court on Mon
day, the 31st day of October, AID.
1949, at 1000 O'Clock AM, to
show cause why such application
should not. be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the WASH
inEton Law Reporter" and The
successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first
publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Witness.
the Honorable BOLTTHA J. LAWS.
Chief judge Of said Court, this 10th
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
Register Of Wills for the District of
Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court, sell %, ,oc5
Evening star., 1949-09-21

263 Carroll st. NV. GE. 1909
-23
NEXT TO A
NEW CAR A
CHERNERIZED
CAR is BEST"
30-Day-No-Cost
GUARANTEE
'49 Studebaker ---$1,495I
CLUB COUPE; MODERN SPRING.
SPRINGS; SELF ADJUSTING
oNhhcS' OVEHDhlVE; RADIO.
'49 Ford ,495
TUDOR SEDAN. LOOKS AND RUNS
kINe:sIEzEDi EMi BRAKES. ERtHSkssS RApfo MtH>oMf, ASp
'48 Chevrolet ----$1,495
nNHH SHAPE -Pesi PossiBLE. ~ READY REa YiNESR FoR
LONG SERVICE. HEATER.
'48 Ford ST. 1895
CONVERTIBLE. sTREAMLINEp
BEAUTY, STYLE CAR INSIDE AND
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TUDOR SEDAN: ENGINES SMOOTH
AZ SILK; SAVE ON RUNNING
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AT Plymouth ----$1,195
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ON THIS SHINING BEAUTY. De-
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AT Studebaker 1895
h-TON PICKUP TRUCK. MATCH
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EG3NDMg ES1M ; Mgr AND POWERFUL PER-
'46 Ford 1895
THRIFTY, SMOOTH RUNNING
TIoN. RADIO AND HEATER,
AZ Hudson S595
coEpiT1os: pRiv1NaM eMMSoSoAat EcoHoAY:
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40 De Soto S495
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SHOCK ABSORBERS; r. AND H.
'38 Buick S75
4-DooR SEDAN. A HOT BUYl ROOM
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY, CON-
PORTABLE AND SPACIOUS.
'35 La Sale S135
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CIOUS AND RELAXING COMFORT; |
RESTFUL DRIVING.
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- E1, - ,s-OtSO
ADAM A. wESCHLkR g SON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STORAGE SALE
F U r N ! T URE
REERIGERAToRs-RADIos,
DRAPERIES-CUT CRYSTAL
GLASS-CHINA.-FO COUPE
ETC.
By order FIDELITY storage comapny;
At WE s CHLERis
eos e ST. NV,
FRIDAY
Commencing $50 Am.
Groups for dining, dinette, bed and
living rooms; chests Of drawers,
dressers. mirrors, lamps. studio and
sofa beds. twin and double beds,
box and coil springs, inner-spring
mattresses, kitchen and utility cabi-
nets, tables, chairs, new sectional
sofas and lounge chairs, new ma.
hogany credenza. china cases ana
miscellaneous personal effects from
FORD COUPE FOR STORAGE
10 AM.
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CHERNER
MOTOR co.
FORD DEALERS
1871 Florida Ave. NV.
HOBART 5000
CHERNERIZED
w ef
CARS ON SALE
IN VIRGINIA
Fr{s T 4ssfFF
AT SHIRLINGTON
30-Day-No-Co
GUARANTEE

GUARANTEE
40 Lincoln --S2,595I
41R1oR d2Ss ssse11GIsso ssesoesM2GsoI19AN; 4sso5Igx 5Igxgg1-
ovERDkfvE. " WHITE EA WALLS. Ae'''
40 Mercury -----$1,995
4-DooR SEDAN; SLEEK BLACK
ElNiSH, ECONOMICAL FLOATING
RIDE; SPACIOUS. LuXURIoUsLY
fs.s sHAfi i'ssSi2a eoSEss. HzR1Ti ARfRnazli WAL
AT Chevrolet ---$1,295
2:pooR AERO; AMERICAS FAVOR
TIE CAR: IN EXCELLENT coNDi-
ER2, EHoN r. aTHaHS9pYqHouT; aSp Il SEAT Gov
AT Mercury ------$1,1 1875
4-pooR SEDAN: YOU CAN'T BEAT
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'46 Lincoln ---$1,295
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CONDITION; SEAT COVERS, OVER
DRIVE, r. AND H.
'46 Ford --------$1,O ,O95
CLUB COUPE; SPACIOUS e-PAssEN-
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~ Dodge -------$ $595
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Al Plymouth ------$595|
2-DooR SEDAN; IN FINEST SHAPE
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Al Chevrolet $495|
CLUB COUPE; EASY TO DRIVE AND
TO HANDLE IN TRAFFIC; AN EX-
GEb GGENrLTnI HEarsF' SECOND CAR; RADIO
40 Buick $685.
SUPER 4-pooR SEDAN; COMFORT
TTHAEErEEMyrIRE THE rEEMyrIRE FAMILY; RADIO AND
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SHIRLINGTON
MOTOR CO.
L. coLN-MKRcuRY DEALERS
shirlington Business Center.
Adjacent to Parkfairfax and
OVERLOOK 1000
Evening star., 1949-09-21

OPEN DAILY TILL .,
SAT. TILL s; SUN, 10 TILL 3.
Shop In comfort at Wsshinston's
largest indoor showroom. we try to
Keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters. Easily financed, and II
your car exceeds the down payment
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

NEED 800 CASH imme diateiy; 1887
olds 4.door for sale; radio and
heater; will take $175. CH. s4D4.
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EsSA 5sSS fHazN7s1Ew6a15 fa2fEEs@761KHT e s2N4HS s2s45
HUDSON 1e4s "e" 4-door; sierra
mi; perfect cond.; must sell; S2,-
095 or best offer. 81. 1905. 30
KAISER 1949 sedan; demonstrator,
low mileage. never titled. 1000 mile
$is:5 'isss szsk SSs a$;a
KAISER s r. 1913: sHs perfect per condition. low
mileage; s1'as5. Phone ov. 4sdsol.
KAISER .n .ls4s: q: 5000 miles; must
LINCOLN l941 Continental club
coupe; has been carefully driven; ex-
or best offer under. 10. 5-s1S5.
47s3 mi: s2.4ss. STANLEY Ii.
hoRNzEFF. nc: zF.. aS sss1: Fla ave. 9th ss .e 9Th
LINCOLN 1915 a-door club coupe: S all
accessories. new car condition; low
mileage; price. 81. 1.995. with y down,
Gan finsnces; To inspect. call WI
LINCOLN 1s4s Cosmopolitan conv
coupe, and. . nice one; has Premium
tires. ,overdrive, radio, heater; beau
tiful inside and out; CCC guarantes
af ffEae BTi6SssaM co cSoArIE9! fss
22nd st. NV, MA, 5000.
LINCOLN 1e49 sedan; has overdrive
radio, heater and Life Guard tubes
Cadillac; this Is real bargain
$I,995. CAPITOL CADiLLAc-oLDs.
NOZZLE MosJLGo Co. 1929 22nd st. NV.
LINCOLN 1919 Cosmopolitan conv
coupe, ar1d. nice one; has Premium
tires. overdrive. radio, heater: beau
and terms; priced S2,695. CAPITOL
CADILLAc-OLDSMOBILE CO., 1929
22nd st. NV. MA. 5000.
LINCOLN 1949 sedan; has overdrive
radio. heater and Life Guard tubes;
traded from original owner on new
Cadillac, this is real barSain
terms and CCC guarantee; priced
$1.996. CAPITOL CADILLAC-OLD6.
NOBLE CO.. 1929 22nd st. NV
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OLDSMOBiLE aS 1e4e
1 careful owner;
Wv. tires, new
Hydra-Matic drive,
Reduced to $1,296
TRIANGLE MOT(
ave. ne, DE. 6304
OLDSMOBiLE 1896
in excel, shape
financed; low nor
at your pocketbook
SSsosFl;ono SssFl; op!s do., 81 sst
ne. AT, O200.
oLDsMoBiLE Iel7
T: and h.; shows
us one owner;
RaaHi; al; hooaTSo: o:as,.
ne. DE. 6304.
PACKARD 1941 "l
can be financed:
Evening star., 1949-06-05
MeikIejohp losses
5th Shutout in Row

Tommy Meiklejohn. l4-year-
old hurler for st. Mary's Paro-
chial School, hurled his fifth
straight snutout and his ninth
straight win Of the season. 10,
over Our Lady Of Lourdes OF
Arlington yesterday at Alex
andria Stadium. The win was
the final Of the season and gave
the victors the Northern Vir-
ginia Parochial School League
championship.
Meiklejohn's season record
shows two no-hitters In row.
IA hits and 100 strikeouts for
SIS innings. He also batted In
the upper .700's and figured in
yesterdays victory. He singled
In the sixth. stole second and
went home on q single by
First Baseman Clarence Dyson,
Pitcher Strub Of Our Lady OF
Lourdes also pitched four hit
ter, Dyson getting three safeties.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Or ihs Assesieise PEssi

CLEVELAND. June 4. The
Philadelphia Athletics cooled of
Cleveland's reviving world cham
pions today and slipped intoAfifth
place In the American League by
defeating them. 10 10 3.
With Dick Fowler pitching his
first complete game this year. the
AS tagged Gene Bearden and three
other pitchers for IL hits. one a
home run in the eighth inning by
Sam Chapman. his sixth OF the
year.
It was the first game in six the
Athletics won. For the Indians
who just finished winning q series
from the Boston Red Sox-the
defeat was their third In 10 games
and showed them into sixth place
Bearden, the Indians prize
rookie last year, started. When he
got to the third inning he blew UP
like a bush Lacquer on his first
time out.
In that one, Eddie Joost doubled
/ to left center. and after Wally
Moses walked Bearden advanced
them both on q wild pitch. Then
he walked Ferris Fain. walked
Chapman to force in JooSt, anc
threw another pitch in the dirt
Moses scored and Fain and Chap.
man advanced a base.
Bearden was jerked and replaced
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Celebrities
Continued from Page B-D

championship. Here Dick Foster
defeated Bill Ball, 4 and 8, and
Billy D. Wolfe won over Ed Bur-
nap, 3 and /. They meet for the
title in q rematch of last years
final won by Wolfe.
DIVOT DATA-Frank Strana-
han. Dizzy Dean, Lefty Gomez,
Jack Dempsey and Ed Dudley
were among those unavoidably alb
sent. Crosby dressed In an ex-
tremely conservative fashion for
him and didn't shed his cardigan
sweater until the eighth hole. -.
The biggest hand of the day was
for Gen. Omar Bradley, Army
Chief Of Staff. ). Charley Justice,
North Carolina's All-America
back. said in a very convincing
manner that he did not play golf.
then smacked one of the best
drives Of the day from the first
tee. Snead, Crosby, Hope and
Lew Worsham play together today
at 1924. Snead and Crosby
ignored the pleas Of the fans to
Take of your hats" Both wore
panamas with fancy ribbons.
Betty Minis White was the darling
Of everybody present. The cute
little gal from Dallas Is q good
golfer. but who cares?
Evening star., 1949-06-05
PoIIei Chokes OH
Rally in 9Th. Cards
Beat Braves, IL
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csws ttas tog pace hossa<a hgatrs
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l<arsse seA~sa. Tae casus soE~sf
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singles sn tss aEss 3nan2
FNs!ss had . twS+h4stsr gcsnE
uni4l TIE ssshtA snnaag arc a
Stuscat ansal Jun Russell sfssi
S1say sat- e3uee~d hEn Ter t~o
eAGEe's IL t.as ninth. TIE lAtssE
was CT thru wgta IRE ylng g+ss,
whsn pinch hltssy cez4aAs RyAF
snaec tgas same ~ sytnR te k't
nsle
Tie Brave National lsAEas
tad over ta4s aeaaiockra 0tAnla
and Do6sess a as AlsAvra 70 q hal
saiIte
Evening star., 1949-06-05
FamuIette 10 Receive
.DeAnee!is Trophy

Joe Famulette. hard hitting
third baseman and outfielder for
George Washington University
will be presented the DeAngelis
baseball trophy as the teams
most valuable player.
Famulette finished the season
with q 400 batting average, hav-
ing made at least one hit In every
game except the final against
Georgetown. He was selected as
most valuable by unanimous vote
Of his teammates.
The DeAngelis trophy Is being
presented this year for the first
time by Vincent and Mrs. Dean
gelis Of Arlington. Winnie was q
Colonial baseball star during the
middle sos and later coached the
varsity for several years. He also
took over coaching this past sea-
son while OTIS Zahn was Ill.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
He lips 10 Third Base
On Hodges Sacrifice
In Eighth Inning
o. IRE AsseeisssS prsss

BROOKLYN. June 4.-Jackie
Robinson's daring base running
featured q two-run eighth-inning
rally that enabled the Brooklyn
Dodgers to win an e-s decision
over the Pittsburgh Pirates today.
Robinson singled TO start the
eighth and zipped from first to
third while losing Pitcher Bob
Muncrief picked UP Gil Hodges
sacrifice and threw Hodges out.
Carl Furillo then singled through
the box TO score Robinson and
break q e-6 tie. After Bruce Ed
wards flied out, Ed Miksis doubled
to the left field corner TO score
Furllo with an insurance run.
The Pirates took q 10 lead In
the FIRST inning when the first
three batters whacked Rex Bar
ney for singles. Ed Stevens dou-
bled home two more runs In the
third to knock Barney out In
favor Of Erv Palica.
Brooklyn scored three unearned
runs In the fourth to knot the
count. With two out Third sacker
Pete castiglione committed q two
base error. Robinson followed
with q triple and Hodges with
his sixth home run Of the season.
The Dodgers drove Starter Bill
Werle from the mound In the sew
enth. scoring three runs on dou-
bles by Hodges and Edwards and
singles by Furillo and Pee Wee
Reese. Palica injured his right
foot during the rally while sliding
into third.
Don Newcombe took over in the
eighth and the Pirates quickly
tied the score. Former Dodger Ed
Stevens, who got three of Pitts
burgh's 10 hits. singled. Mary
Rackley. also an ex-Dodger. beat
out hit and both rode home
on Pinch-hitter Les Fleming's
triple. Jack Banta relieved New.
combe and walked Stan Rojek.
Castiglione forced Rojek. but
Fleming scored on the play to tie
1t up.
Robinson then went to work
and took the life out Of the
Pirates. who now have lost II out
Of their last Is starts.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Bobby Brownell and Ralph 'bo-
CART, Washington's top-ranking
amateur golfers, and Roland Mac
Kenzie, the defending champion,
are among the Al players listed
to compete In the Middle Atlantic
Amateur golf championship start
ing Tuesday at the Columbia
Country Club.
Pairings and starting times
were announced yesterday by DR..
Robert A. Kielty. secretary-treas-
urer of the association.
Billy Griffin. Brownell's victim
in the final of the District ANA
teur last year over the same
course. is another who may cause
trouble in the title fight. along
with Maury Nee. Karl Corby,
Charles Price. NJ. Parker Nolan
and Jim Gardner.
In addition to Mackenzie, Bal
timore is sending top players in
the former Maryland Open and
Amateur titlist. Spencer Overton.
and Ed Finnessy.
Tuesdays 18-hole qualifying
Evening star., 1949-06-05
III to Inougurote Play tuesday
For MiddIe-AtIuntic Golf Title

round Will De followed oy matcn
play Wednesday and Thursday.
1890 PM. oeorss HassIy, Col, sne
ford. / O.. and Ray smith. MAE, "a
John Holt.ser Col; spd =, pass Sofnen sns
I'd semmler, p. O. 1850, Don snilifsn'
Man. and Roger Martino, A r. q. l2tas'
Ralph BoeArt. C. C.. and Bobby brownsA'
c. c.
los, 4. cenovg. ?. a., 2; sns e, H. .ns z
Col, ana Col Jim Wilson, 4. n; ;se,
Karl W. Corhy, Col, AND John Enask'
J. Heimsr. p. O.
l:as. Bill Brisss. Ken. snd Laxrenes
o'Brten, c, c. OF Va; / 40, Roland Mac
cons: i:45' cSss. d. Prles Ken. and
David H. Halle, Sub: ! so SPENCER over
ton. r. r.. and Parker Nolan, Gems o.
Edw A. Johnston. c. c, OF Md ana T
tyler Bowie, Col.
Finnssy. n, n 2:io. RsiQhard, = =
and D, Murray; =. r. 2:i5: 2 skinkssr' ~
Geo Miller. and Richard Foster. Col 2.sS.
Jim Osrdnsr. and wm. =, curtiss. COL 60
40, p. ccIlovinI, p, q. and Fred Chain-
scon, p. O. s:3s Richard 7. Walsh. Col
340. l.. .. Taylor, n. r., and Tim Grass
RR
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Giants Hill 4 Homers
To Defeat Reds, 9-3;
Hartung Wins His 9Th
by the Assesicssd Press

NEW YORK. June 4.-The New
York Giants went on q home-run
spree today. betting four out Of
the park to trounce the Cincin-
natl Reds, 9-3.
Three Of the blows came in
succession In the sixth inning to
tie a major league record held by
many teams. Whitley Lockman.
Sid Gordon and Willard Marshall
connected consecutively Of Herm
Wehmeir In the sixth to give the
Giants O AZ lead.
The Reds narrowed the gap to
4-3 with q run in the eighth but
the Giants blew the game wide
open in their half. scoring five
runs. three Of them coming on
winning pitcher Clint Hartung's
mighty home run into the upper
left field stands.
Hartung gave UP seven hits, one
of them q two-run homer In the
fourth inning to Rookie Outflelder
Lloyd Merriman. in hanging up
his sixth victory,
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Woman 10 Parachute
Al Auto Races Today

Liz Sandman. Falls Church, Va.
resident and War Department en-
ploye, will attempt q delayed para
chute Jump over Hybla Valley
Speedway today as an added at
traction on the seven-event East
ern roadster racing program. The
first race is carded for 1880 and
Miss Sandman will try the Jump
during the intermission period.
Bob jackson. Joe Jernigan.
Johnny Smith. Doug Bailey and
Dick Jordan are among the IS
point scorers Of the Eastern CTR
cult scheduled to drive today. Carl
Anderson. Ronnie Cash and Ches
wilkins hold down the three top
spots,
Evening star., 1949-06-05
By the Asseeioisd Press

EPSON, England, June A.
Nimbus. bred by a bookmaker ant
owned by the wife Of a lawyer
today won the richest Englisi
Derby in the classics ITO years IL
o photo finish.
The photo showed Amour Drake
q French horse which challenged
during every step OF the end o.
the mile and q half trip. IN seconc
place, about a head behind ths
victor. Third went to Lord Derby
Swallow Tail, who had run neck.
and-neck with NimbuS arounc
most Of the horseshoe SHAPED
course.
Nimbus paid Of at Z to /. Al
estimated half million fam
watched the race. The triumph
was worth $50. $50 to Mrs. Marian
Glenister, the barrister's wife.
The victory was popular with
the partisan crowd. It was thu
first time in three years that ar
English entry has won the race
one Of the most famous in turf
dom.
1t was the first photo finish
in the history Of the famous race
Pearl Diver and My Love. botf
French horses. won the past two
years, and when Nimbus' number
went up the mob-including Ally
Khan and his bride. Rita Hay.
worth-let loose q mighty cheer
No Chance for Triple.
Nimbus Is not entered in the st
Leger next September and thu:
will not have q chance to win the
coveted English Triple Crown. Be-
fore taking the Derby. Nimbus hac
captured the Two Thousand Guin.
cas-, the third classic-also in g
photo.
Miss Hayworth created some
thing of q sensation when sht
strolled into the paddock amoni
the top-hatted royalty and noble
xllSIl. 0llC woo dA cil11Cos w
showed little interest In tn,
horses, spending most Of her tim,
keeping her big white polka do
hat stuck on her red hair.
Queen Elizabeth, accompanied
by Queen Mary. Princess Eliza
beth and the Duke of Edinburgh
watched the race from high in tn,
grandstand.
There was only one American
bred colt In the bulky field of 8:
starters. Brown Rover. owned b!
William Woodward Of New York
was not in the first II finishers
The horses were packed so closel!
after the first Il that 1t was i'm
possible to tell how they cam.
home.
Royal Forest. with Gordor
Richards in the saddle. crossed
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Sunday @a Sports Robnsons Daring He ps Brooklyn Beat Ptsbe
Nimbus English Derby Winner;
First British Victor in ; Years

the line fourth. It was a partic-
ularly hard pill for Richards. who
was seeking his first Derby VIC
tory In "a tries. Royal Forest was
the 9-to-2 favorite.
Strong Wind.
Gades. q French-bred horse.
owned by Ralph 3. Strassburger,
an American who lives In France.
was 10th.
Another prominent failure was
the well-backed Hindostan. who
was running In the silks Of the
Aga Khan. Hindostan. out TO bag
the Indian potentate his fifth
Derby. was nowhere to be seen
at the finish. and got In long
after the first ID. Iran, the long
shot entry Of ALI Khan. also was
near the end Of the list Of I'm
ishers.
There was q strong wind blow
ing in the faces Of the horses as
they started, and that accounted
for the rather poor time Of 2:42.
The record Of 2:33.s was set In
1895 by Mahmoud.
A near pile-up at the one-fur-
long mark, involving Nimbus'
probably helped Jockey Charlie
Elliot get the winner to the wire
in front.
Nimbus and Swallow Tail were
galloping along on even terms
at the furlong mark. when Rae
Johnstone. riding the French
bred Amour Drake. began to
challenge on the outside. Sud-
denly. the two pace-setters reeled
away from the rail. and crossed
in front of Amour Drake.
Forced to Check.
Johnstone said after the race
that he would have won by q
length except for the fact thet
he had to check his colt. The
victory for Elliott. incidentally.
was this third. He piloted Call
Boy home first in 1927 and Bois
Russell In 1888.
Thirty-three horses went to the
gate. but Ugongo. long shot.
kicked rail and injured q hind
foot. and was withdrawn.
Here Is how they finished after
the first three: 4. Royal Forest.
S. Barnes Park. 9. Normanton.
Z, Boisson. 8. Willoughton. g..
Highlander III. 10. Gades. IL,
Royal Empire. IL. Jai Hind. l3,
Val Drake. IA. Marco Polo II.
Neopolitan Star could be seen
getting In last.
Elliot said he was helped by
Doug Smith. Swallow Tails jock
ey. HE kept abreast and kept
my horse from swinging wide"
Elliot said. He got In front by
about a neck two furlongs from
the end hut evened IL shortly "
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Cubs Recall Hacker,
May Sturt Him Today
BY the Assee,afsd Press

PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-The
Chicago Cubs today exchanged
young pitchers on their nine-man
staff by recalling Warren Hacker
from Shreveport of the Texas
League and optioning Dewey Ad-
kins, also a right handler. to Los
Angeles Of the Pacific Coast
League.
Manager Charlie Grimm said he
hoped Hacker would report here
before tomorrow inasmuch as he
was considering starting him in
the second game Of double head
er against the Phillies. Hacker
has won five straight games for
Shreveport to prompt his return
to the Cubs, Grimm said.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
As Cool Off Indians, 10 to 8;
Gain 5th Place; Fowler Victor

by Al Benton. and the As. with
fine impartiality. landed on him
for four more hits They finally
were put out with six runs.
The Indians. hitting safely eight
times, got two runs in the fourth
inning and one In the eighth.
A crowd of 33.597-i6.<43 Of
them paid admiSsions--watched
their Indians so through the
wrinrer
Evening star., 1949-06-05
PhiIs Blank Cubs, 10,
On 5eminick CIoui,
HeintzeIman S Hurting
q, ~. Asses ,essss sssss

PHILADELPHIA. june &~~keTi
HeintEelmans sis-hit pltching
combined with . seventh inning
home run by Andy Seminiek save
the Philadelphia Phiilies 10 win
today over the Chicago Cubs,
II was Heintxelmant second
shutoui victory OF the year and
gave him q seasons record Of Ave
wins and three defeats,
Seminick's home run Was his
eighth OF the season. his last Ave
coming in the phils last six gau.es,
Bob Rush yielded all the Pialis'
four hits before he was relieved
by Emu Kush in the eighth inning