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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06

Buttons and Bows, belonging to
Mrs. John Mcintyre of Keswick,
Va. outscored q strong field to
win the saddle horse champion
ship at the National Capital Sad
die Horse Association horse show
yesterday ct Meadowbrook Show
Grounds In Chevy Chase.
The chestnut mare took the
model event and the fine harness
class for 10 points. Mrs. Warner
Humphreys Amity Peavine and
Earl Plummers' Shadow Man tied
for reserve with six points each
On Conformation. Amity Peavine
was awarded the ribbon.
Linky Smith of Towson. Md,
guided Barbara 10 shipley's OPP
ponent to liz points to lead the
hunter division. while Sally
Blauner's Threes A Crowd, ridden
by L. Stanley Jones and her own
err, went to reserve.
Waldo, owned by Blanche John.
son and ridden by Dick Sweeney,
outpointed a good field TO win
the open jumping division with
II points. w. c. Wars veteran
campaigner, Hi Jack, with II
points, was reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
Lead in Departmental
Is Up 10 Body Works
Till With Gas Nine

Northeast Body Works were out
to wrap up the first-half honors
In Departmental League in a
game today at $40 pm. against
Washington Gas Light on South
Ellipse. Should the Works lose,
however. they would end in a tie
with Union Printers for the title.
Also scheduled today at $50
were the openers Of the 10-team
National City Junior League,
operating this season in two Sec
tons. Defending Champion Marx
jewelers. had a date with Nc
Daniel Motors at Taft Field in
Section !, while Maryland Aces
and Mount Calvary were to open
Section 2 play at Fairlawn
Diamond No. 3.
Bamby Bread and Body Works
remained tied in the National City
Sunday League lead as Bamby de-
feated Silver Spring, 8-5. and
Works beat Thrifty Liquors. ga.
In other league games. Southeast
Merchants outslugged Griffith Con-
sumers. 11-8, and Howatt trounced
Capital Cadillac, 1873.
Two umpires received injuries
IN yesterdays sandlot action. Tom
Wyatt was to have X-rays today
at Casualty Hospital. where he
spent the night after being struck
by q bat which slipped from a
players hand in a Prince Georges
County League game at Sunny
brook. William Mather was
treated for a foot injury after be-
ing struck by a foul ball in "a
Bailey's Crossroads game.
Other sandlot results:
Junior American Lesion--Bunker Hill.
H te vietosy Post l. p9st DngSns &
Pes toI lbs q Bsthesda = cisaei.saxon.
T FL Hi DaIin. itie, s''0n'' o''ne''a' q
Mount Pleasant, 5. Friendship House, il;
Forest Heights. l.. Southeast Stores, 10;
springs, 5. Silver Spring, q Rockville, !.
Prince Georges Suburban Leasue-Lee's
Tavern, 2; Greenbelt, 2 Snug Harbor, 9;
Capitol Heights, i. Triangle, is; Ali
SrS MONTGOMERY o County Park League-cis-
Keller, Ia; Williams Chevrolet. 10. Myron
Caldwell, 15i Bethesda, 10. Kensington,
aa in ersniss. Cab, Meo,,,nn,, YANKEES, a;
Brownies, 8. Mcouinn's Yankees. Z: Wood
acres, 5 (doubleheader). Mercury, g;
Moose, 8 Capitois, 8; Legion Post 1879, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
Potuxent Stotion Soilor
Leeds Greenbeit Shoot

Ralph Edwards. Q sailor from
the Patuxent River Naval Air Sta
ton. took top honors in the Green
belt Gun Clubs first annual rife
tournament with an aggregate
score OF 2.376x2. 400. while second
honors went TO Mrs. Ruth Morgan
with 2.356x2. 400.
Fred Gum, l8-year-old George
Washington University student
from Alexandria. scored i79x200 In
the four position shoot TO set q
new Junior national record. 1t.
Richard Gadd of Fort Belvoir and
Howard Waters OF Silver Spring
were first IN this event with lsix
200 each.
Harold Leroy Of Berwyn took
expert class honors with l.l74x
400. Carol Wood with | .l70xl 200
won the sharpshooter class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
Buttons and Bows, Opponent
.Boo NCSHA Horse Show Titles

Top pony pilot OF the day was
Claire Taylor as she rode Carol
Ebeling's Merry o to the cham
pionship in the small pony divi-
sion. Baby. belonging to Claire,
tied with Laura Lee Shreve's
Chico for the intermediate flonors,
and the former on conformation
was awarded the ribbon. Nelson
Berry's Pinnochio got the large
pony championship with Fritz
Burkhart's Limerick Lace In re-
serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
Better Dies at Plate

BROWNFIELD. Tex. June 6 Up.
Earnest u. (Blue) Graham, about
40. shortstop for the Seagraves
team of the Oil Belt Baseball
League, died Of a heart attack yes
terday as he stepped up to take
his turn at bat in a game with
Shutdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
Marines Finally Shut Out
By Georqetown's Carroll

Billy Carroll is the toast of the
Hilltop today, but his name Is
causing anything but rejoicing at
the Quantico Marine Base. The
Marines were coasting along on
some kind of record-162 games
without being shut out-when
Carroll stepped into the way yes
terday. The Georgetown Univer-
sity hurler pitched two-hit shut
out to lead the Hoyas to O 80
victory.
Carroll was at his hottest In the
last four frames, allowing only one
man to reach first base.
Joe Dileo's walk and Frank
Alagia's single scored the Hoyas'
first run In the first inning. They
scored again in the third when
Alagia singled IN Elmer Raba. who
was on second by fielder's choice.
Georgetown scored again In the
hfth when Raha singled. moved
to second on an infield out and
scored on an error. asz s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
Caniy Lucky Lou Best
In Seoiiies' Show

Il WAS Scots wna Ia a.
Prank Van Eissnk place Just cut
Ss6e Alexandria. Va. YESTERDAY
when the ,argesi collection a. DE-
whiskere6 Scottish terTssEs ever
70 assemble at match N iass
territory trc:ted back and iosth
under the sppralslns eve ct VII
liam G.. AcklRnd, expert British
Judge O. this popular bred
There were - ocss In al o..
the first Axe sanctioned match
Of the Scottish Terrier Club @,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06

Crescent Cafe won over Peie'S
Tavern. SO. in West End Sc.than
League yesterday. In independent
games Capital Heights beat Roger
Heights. 3-l; Kenilworth out
sluFged Llrsy. i4-io: Benning
Shoe won over Edsewood. 3-2;
Marx Jewellers swamped Chelten-
ham. 1913. and BaIls,on Indians
nosed out Fort Dupont. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal, 4---5; Syracuse, "a.
Buffalo, 60: Rochester, SIS.
Toronto. 5--11: Newark, L..
Jersey City, 6-3; Baltimore, 30.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Gas Turbine Engines
For Planes Studied
Al McGiII University
BY the kssocioied Press

MONTREAL. Canada. June 30
Improved flying is foreseen at
McGill University from new re-
search on the unusual things done
by gas turbine engines.
Among the McGill findings Is
the fact that these engines must
heat their fuel before burning It.
Another is use of air to cool the
hot gases so that they will not
melt the turbine blades.
A turbine engine is a scientific
version of the old mill wheel. It
has many small blades, instead of
a few big ones. Instead of water
gas is used to push the blades,
and the gas has to be very hot.
This hot gas is produced by a
giant blow torch. in which fuel is
burned with aid of air that is
scooped up from the atmosphere
and compressed. The turbine is
not particular about what kind of
gas is burned. so that many Diff
ferent fuels are possible. But the
hot gas never flows smoothly.
The flaming particles shoot about
in all directions, like fireworks
bomb.
This turbulent burning might
be controlled satisfactorily If the
gas turbine engine stayed on the
Evening star., 1949-06-30

Of the gas drive. 20 that each can
be analyzed. An iron pipe about
the size of q short mans leg
roars like low-pitched thunder
merely from the turbulent bub-
bling Of the flaming gases it con-
tains. In other apparatus the
gas screams so loudly that the
tests are made out in the eoun-
try.
The blow torch heat is used
twice. First TO heat the gas TO
drive the turbine. and second to
heat the incoming air and fuel to
make sure 1t will burn fast
enough. Prof. Mordell reports to
the Royal Society of Canada that
unless the mixture Of incoming
fuel and air Is heated it may not
ignite. He finds the amount of
preliminary heating Is the same
regardless OF the kind OF fuel
used.
To prevent the rapid combus-
ton from melting turbine blades
part OF the air is used for cooling.
Evening star., 1949-06-30

ground. But it rises to 10000
feet and higher, with air pressures
dropping close to nothing, tenn
peratures so low that the air has
to be heated before 1t will burn
well, and troubles in getting oxy-
gen.
The difnculties may prevent the
engine from running above Ger
tain attitudes, or the turbine will
run at some speeds. but not at
others.
Nevertheless. these planes are
important for aviation. Only
rockets are more compact or
lighter in weight than gas tur-
bines. England. the United States
and Germany all developed them
for military uses during World
War II. Each country evolved
its turbine engines Independently,
but the three are similar.
These turbine war birds were
made without benefit of adequate
scientific studies. The research
that had to be overlooked Is one
Of the projects Of McGill's Me-
chanical Engineering and Gas Dy-
namics Laboratory. under direc-
ton OF Associate Prof. Donald L.
Mordell.
In this laboratory. apparatus Is
set UP to do separately each job
Evening star., 1949-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

FLOORS. SANDING. FiNIAHING; rug
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UN. 6936. 81. HANKrHs : FLOOR
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plies, telephone connections II you
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saB other dsGis ts.n s0n1lasifa myse JANIS "a
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s5' sHy ssssi s'Hfftfza y w. az 90sss e:
pRIviNG nv Z 'ii 'i1iNssTEEucrroN-Dual.con.
evenins. eIGl Gaf' wM aFsf efHy = PHpDY. UN oeas
FREE TRIAL FLIGHT--No oblisstion.
Fly for as little as $3.50 weekly thru
NATIONAL FLIGHT SYSTEM. Amer
fca's LARGEST flying club. 1910 Yer
mont ave. NV. ST: GS71, 80
NOTICE TO BIDDERS-The CITY OF
certain alterations to the frehouse
at Carroll and Denwood aves. Alter
etions will consist of strengthening
the floor and remodelins the front
OF the bldg. 1t is requested that
alternate sealed bids be filed with
the clerk and treasurer Of the CITY
Hxed Zee basis. and the other on
lump sum contract basis, 1nfor.
nation regarding detailed plans and
specifications may be obtained at
the once OF Ronald senseman: ar
chiteet. 1927 Carroll st, NV, WASH
DC. Closing date will be July II,
1910, at 5 pm. The city reserves
the right TO reject any or al bids.
HAROLD J. HILLIARD. Sr., CLERK
and treasurer.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
HELP MEk

UPHoLSTERER, steady work. good
wages. must be experienced. la
FRANCE uPHoLsIERING. s5".
yIGETAsix !i5l1 ,. MAN; .,..a.a IS class. with with
salary. Apply 1915 Benning I'd. n..
wEBENDogrER OPERATOR. exp.r-
fenced. steady worker. Apply a"s
wANTsDGYouns man for mill work
once: exper. desirable but not nee
Apply TO Frank Troth. BARBER d
Ross Ross So. 18th 5th and v sts NV.
wATGs rsrCf Ps pEGIS.Ex. nS9i l.t.v.tt. Hotel
WINDOW WAsHEks. .xper. perma-
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wool rREssER. experienced: par,
time TIM sPEvAk & BROS ssos' cleaner
expeT. Apply WASHINGTON LAUE-
x-KAY TECHNICIAN for r.diolosist
IN medical center, tipping essential,
YOUNG MAN wanted for meat stand
must be experienced, sober and re-
liable, Mr., RUBIN. stall 50. o 81.
Market, IN and o NV. ="
and sales exper. helpful but not
mandatory: permanent with excel
lent future, car nee. Salary COM
mensuratr with qualifications. Re-
plies confidential. Box :s7-M. Star,
YOUNG MAN. hustler. under IS. own
car. wanting better future inter-
ested In large earnings as salesman.
Permanent Job. Excellent pay while
saRsoatL issFn,oa oo SD'Gs.qn1aS s.slmor. o. e.'n'
YOUNG MAN wanted. for spare time
iIso1 o.orsi. ave. silver spring,
YOUNo MAN. IS to 90. summer
nifty. Apply Immediately. RIM. 400.
14:1 New York ave. NV
YOUNG MEN. 1928, single. free to
travel extensively; circulation sales
work; neatness. assressiveness es-
sentisl; averase earnings $3.50 per
nished MR. WHALLEY. Hotel
Burlinston. 10 Am. to , pm: Do
YOING Sf ea' MEN 0). single. under T 20
yrs. must be neat sppearins. tree
Ayerase earning $40 weekly. Liberal
drawing account. oppor. for adv.
MR.. LOLLAR. Hsrrinston Hotel. II
to :, pm. Do not phone. I'
ATTENTION GOVERNMENT EN-
ployees-EarninGs in excess Of 500
week In your spare time; no can
!. vassins. See ms lat once. New Nath
f. dealer. JACK KENNEDY MOTOR
SALES. 2033-e058 Nichols ave. s.s.
ffSANcE IN HSt ptSS Co.--EscI .oDpor.uniss .tor
young man To learo all phASes4 sd
auto finance business: Food. future
for young man who 10 able to meet
80; must be bondable. Apply In per
son. Mr.. stewart. MOTOR CREDIT
ATTENfioN Gi STUDENTS. $50
mo-. steady income yr. round for
only 30 days. pleasant contact work,
personally representing publisher Of
Veterans Report. 10.5 Vermont ave
NV No phone inquiries please,
Hanrl Id To L.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Births Reported

prom Ii. D c Bureau Of vsts' s.s.s.ic
jamss sne kary Aderhos6. boy
Henry SDc AlEecA All. bey
WcCoTos anc Helen BsrTAtk. sigl
Jcan and DOnn+ Barron. boy
Eow White and Mary Bennett boz.
EdNs:d AEc barGsIs Booth. rIEi
GeoI&e 8nc Jalia Brewer boy
J HaToia srd D-rsleht Hfosu boy.
J-Sse and AhTIyn BT0wr. boy
Vincent and AzrssreS Buss- Boy
Morris and Patricia B1ckslev boy.
DAai.l snd AsOei Cart. Eirl
Cleo c and MIdred Cia:E Elrl
Ped and FIsoA CoBnstser by.
Ecvara aEo wilma Craft. ssy
WiIiiEm and MAY DsT!s. boy.
Robert sp5 ETma Dtshi ElT!
PTAEcu snc Belle EaleT, E4E.
Henry aae MartaFet EstsTeT eoy.
Irvin and SorSeo6 Flick. ooy.
Charles snd LOIS orimn. sni.
william and EfiEa Hall. eoy
lSrati and Dorothy HRrae. Eiri
Moses and Etzahtth Harvey gtsl
RoStTt ana Martha HsnefIn boy
OeoTEe and Beatrlce Hanlty. boy.
William and Edith H.rbeft. Esri.
LiHH God and Ops Hildre.h. boy.
CEeT and Ann Hi!at. gtEi.
Edwin and AdaiT Hoiroye. sin
KeutI snd Marjorie Hove. EIri
Joha and Margaret Hu6msE S.Tl
RAYMOND and Lorraine johnson. EiFL
Hyman and Ada Hatcher. EIr4
Edward =. snn Irrne Lsilk ggF!
lsacoFe and Dinnsh L<Ibovitch. boy.
TlIomss snd Helen Leafs. boy
Bernard aGn DJ.O.eh L.iosfHsn boz
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10 20 20 yrs.. to a1tust claims via
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SAlESMEk

STORM WINDOW sALESMEN-We
invite you to inspect and compare
our new and all extruded aluminium
Trlpi Glide storm window on display
at our factory branch once. located
at l.is Pa. ave. Sc. We ask YOU
to compare the many ADVANTAGES
this company AFFORDS as direct fac
tory representative. Our eompsn-
sation plan 10 most attractive TO
serious minded men. For further In
O:a5 between y am! and 8 Pm.
sALEsMAN. preferably one expert.
eneed IN selling local Iestaarsns
.5ass enrsr.uss sesa Isas,s ssi .nd 'ss". .s:.
soLicifoh SG fos drS slSanins pl.nr
In new section wanted. full or part
time; exceptionally hish eommis-
sion for right man. Call AK. 2"33.
LEADING NATL. MGR. has imme-
diate opening for exp. salesman
knowledge Of marine supply houses
and fire prevention essential. sl0.-
000-$l 5.0O00 per yr.. dependinE
upon ability. For interview phone
sHAtErraosE AT FOLDING sox-Msnu.
facturer having Distributing ware:
house, Washington, needs sood
salesman having experience In car
toon or with wholesale coarse paper
lines in washington area Goo, Good
wr1. sT,n. eap.1i.nes 'a and o,h.r
pertinent details to the MARYLAND
CCNTAINtR CO.. 1901 8. Russell
St. Baltimore 30. Md. %
IN SELLING-Varxoo
Nash offers selling ADVANTAGES TO
qualified auto statesmen, II you are
bet. 2G and 80 and want TO earn
than &h 0nD Bill
Gsnnaxay. VARWooD NASH. 490e
Hampden Lane. Bethesda. Nd. j
MAN THAT KNOWS the meat bust
ness and Groeery trade to repre-
sent q Baltimore packer. Goods well
known. ,auarsntesdd saiary and ca car
sApksMAN store route plan pays
you big money. Sell paekaged Goods
wholesale. SHOW nationally adver-
tised candy. chewing -sum, Cisrks:
ssns Rss. 1:i g.. c.lf .aa cH 1913 ssHs' ,oss asSa
distributor establish
inG new sales department. win in
terviev experienced salesman TO
manage new department. Must be
:Isa: s:- in :ssas.AnF sncn sns
rkUCk ''' 'sH~nssMHN ~ for exclusive
GMC truck leadership In Alex. Va.
Must be exper.. and ambitious. l@0l
Oronoco st.. Alex. Ov. 1900 80
SALESMEN-Are you ready 10 cash
In on the new nonelectric nuores-
cent Plexixlas. Must have car. GE.
O41a II
TWO statesmen needed a, once
You viii be instructed and trained
so that your past sales experience
will apply 70 our line OF sales.
Earnings AVERAGE over $4,000 per
year. In your own handwritinE give
all previous experiences IL selling
and any other experience which YOU
feel is al asset TO your selling ex-
perienee. Married men with families
preferred. Write co FRIENDSHIP.
Post once Box No. 5555 =
OLD ESTABs ISHED WASHINGTON
MANUFACTUREA needs several
men 70 sell the lowest priced alum
mum storm windows in Washington.
Our low price makes our product
the best seller Only men for full
time work need apply: See Mr.
Shlagel any day. 70 10 an.
FLAHERTY HROe. INC, 1889 Mt.
Olivet rd. ne. Il
MOTOR OIL sALEsNEN-with vide
aeausirtance among service sta
tions: high salary and commission.
Company also furnishes tranSporta-
ton Call RE 1907. IL