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Evening star., 1949-04-09
tESAl NOTICES
AUGUSTA sANLo> esowS Atisf'

.pCVsrA aANLoN skowS AItsFss,,
rhs AeIAsAlsA ssitstns
TOO Ieth ~ Nv. WashisstsN
Puegsrssea- UnkEes psisaeaeI
uNlTrp S1ATrs pIsTsiS c3Sks
e, shs nastiye' .f Se,s''sA y r.. 1a -.
MMIs,faxb MA : SMITH rtsa,,,c y
GEORGE EsKs0S SAITH tise
knosn ss aEokQE kRksis kA p
AND 0FOHoE ERICKSON sM IN
81 Al peisna.pl. Ne - AZ
Court 10 take eaarss 81. care iw
preteel mAasse AND pFsAsFss NE
real estate Seilscl ihs rtrs w
cegns ana profits o! asia rsa. ssiA,s
10 make FeScnmsnes tesls 10 lht
CsurI 81 .aeh sKesnaitGsss sa MAJ
be nsceasSYy TO csnLerss the came,
And 10 held sush men.es A. say
thsrssftsf remain subject 10 t1Eihsi
oratTa OF The Court from tas Ftal
estate situated IN the Dssirlst Q.
Columbia owned by tss decsssai
No ssIs LAvinssten stree "
10; Sc IN square hGl' improved -
premises Ne Stss Bel Place
lot IS In seusr, S2o5 improved =
On mosea oi IN. pl.innH y Z
ordered that All UnknoNn Asirs a'
Law eI the aeescent lGA q Smith,
hsr siisness and or their ahsass,
and eeyness and all parties hastns
any interest. clam or demand asslns,
the real estate ef IDA O sHai,h d,
ceased. cause thelT appearance 70
30 entered herein On or eeieFs the
frs rule day occurTins after tAs
sxpirstton o. three moEths from
ths day Of the hTst qualification 81
this Order cthtrMls lss The csass all
be proceeded with - II eass ei
default preylaed . eees OF tnts
for three moa,hs in the wsshins en-
Law RepoTtsT, ara The EssnIns
star NsskaApsf before said eay
tsh DAVID A PINE judge tsss
A trus copy Test HARRY u hpll.
SKI Peguu Clerk
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Tnos, } OWN q SON Asstisnssr..
asa kosthsFn HsilAins
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s.33sH s.33sHass A. EsiaIsns 6 y.

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= ssu, s'FS: lssosa.s st ';r''i9 Il tss. % ~
i'I q IL. b,;irist S sf p cos:u,s. se' ,eS % ."t
n. request d the party sssUr'a
,hfr's; a s. .e' pusa sES'.;:h:s .a:'s. "a :: s1:s
q ,hs pr.m.sss on aoNnay T1,s
1a,S. r;nstsrSS II SSopssS SoStoHrsh !" <.
tolle~ ins described lshs end ptsF.
ssss,. ss .'st ss s.h:,s /" .h: 2:..',s ~ ,ns .ss S
lei numbered ieIty -isyl fsG snd
for,y.tsr.s S.S, 5, taii a.StS ik.r.'
q ip Maria Aaauas spsdi'i.iHn a
fi..,ss fRs spG'n .a i"selss:,sS i,.:.n, .,ns sr..
per plat OF bret mtn iionsd suiSdisl.
sien eeefdsd 10 Iesr connty 10
q telis : in he oSss Si u. sat-
ssiS pfSpsrtS @ pn n % s'ots sumssfss 70.
uol nov knewn for purposes ~
aasssEmsnt and TAXATION % La
nnmbsFea sisht hundred slGhtt.i~e
'ssrl IN seuArs numhftee tasn''
Terms roid ,ae|tct 10 a prief hta
deed Of tTust fer sppreS!msuiy
sli n0p 90 further particulars es
which wiil be announced 81 tins
Of ssls the puFshsst price aeofs
said trust 70 be paid 10 tAEh A
deposit Of s16G 90 required oor.
Nsyaneins rseotdips ss, ., ppr.
chsAsfs cost Terms 10 be tsH SLED
with Within thirtE ESQ dsys ether
siss dsposr forfeited ana ths ernp.
srty NAV se advertised and isssla
st the eisefetlau pf The typttsea.
EfAkLEY r EwH1.
wALTFs Mril.ER
mhan Apl 80 rFuasss
ADAM A. wEstHiER q soN.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
CHASE AND WILLIAMS. Attorneys
NIL BeildinE


IN THE UNITED STATES DIS rFICr
Court for the District OF Coiun
bis. Holains Probate Court -in
Re Estate of NARY E4ILAHETH
MCDONALD. Deceased ~--Adminis,rt.
psruds11os i,1I se o. ass oFnrn !. .snss or
istration with the viii annexed upon
tn. estate 81 Msty EiiYsbtih Ne
Donald, late OF the District Of Colum.
bis, havfas been tFsntsd 20 Donald
MAeL<an, and the said sdminisirRtot
c r A having informed the Court
seovr-sntitled eauss, that II q de-
ssrshle that . pisnsTy prooseoinE BE-
had for the purpose OF Determining
whether Mary Elizabeth Mcdonald
deceased left surviving her any ptt-
sons rels,ed 70 her Within The ffth
Court having entered sn order direct. :.
ins that The Aforesaid petition OF
the admiaistrator and the pfocesdsns
thereon be deemed . plsnary pro.
eesdinE and proesss bss!ns been
issued thereon against the unknown
asie Mary EiEsbefh MeDonald' %.
sfsesVl. nisd herein thai snsvsS
10 the said petition foE pienary pro-
eeedlngs will be hled ferfhsIth hr
IN. foIlowtns sHssed nsxt Of kin oi
tEe Ald dscsoNnIs 70 W anna
Kelley nahoney Paul sullivan
Helen Sullivan wetsei, james y,
Kelley and Ruth " kelley Murphy
Il il this 7th dsy of Apri, pth
ORDERED that the unknewn hsirt
AZ lss ard next OF kin 81 Mar
Elirsbsth Mcdonald ssesssse sns
al other person. concerned hsv-
Ins or tifim1us any rlaat- tgtis o.
interest in and 10 tss ssts's Of
the sac May Elizabeth Mcdonald
deceased appear In this Coari or
ths Goth day a. july s$a g
anAwtr under cath. the sisFsGsH
petition ard TO shcT esgas = arr
the. have phT they have or claim
to have any interest N ths ss'ss
OF hary Elizabeth " Donald. g.
ceased and as wei. shy he
prayers Of ths afefeasid petition
should not be GrRn,sd and q master
appointed as therein pfsyeS5 and
bs il further ordered that . eeps
Of tfss Greer b pgsiifhsS IN ths
wakhinston Law Reporter and Tbs
Eyeniue Star pexSpaps,, twics eur.
ting each Of the rsanths Of April
MAY and June la4p. the nrtt o!
saA publications 10 be nss less than
ninety 100 Gays before ssid return
day DAVID A. PINE. Juass
MELvTg J MARQUEE. pvputy Ess..
istrT OF wliis Tor the Dsstrtes Sf
Columbia, Clsfk OF the Probate
Court apss 81 rnyia 3s sit.ss
Evening star., 1949-04-09
rHos II. PATTERSON. WILLIAM {
TAYLOR. Atterneys,
weeAuArd Bsiidins.

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%iIisa tSi Fl ei.,i,,i enAsk r2'rl66iRa 6ia%ss 2sa,
si.ss. sl..,.r T. b.e...:d b. % & kiD' f.n :iae
Ina, THE HOLY CHURcH OF
THE LIVING oop. 9 corporation.
sI. al, Defendants Civil Action No
444e-4s Order OF PunLGk
TON FOR ABSENT pEFESDANit
Tn. object Of this suit /. TO obtain
a deelaratory judsmsni dsssrminins
the heirs and next Of kin of kins
DAVID Blackwell. TO establish . trust
Ano TO have the title 70 ths follow .
ina lands situate in the Dsstrht Of
Columbia adjadsed 10 Be IN tbs heiTa
Of KRIS o.sid h'sssssn' soS "a st /" 10 10
s67 in Square l3bR. Lot, a. 9s -
3s in Square 1884 Lot sal IN
Square bl2. Lots lIs and III IN
sauar. rs. Lot sos in square go
sSs.rs sSs roe s4B = L., .Sa R IL ssasr, la .
sSssf. Ss ses issS. s'' 10, SEQ 500 ' iS sss..is
ss7: f..ss s.l lsa.S7 !, * 1, st ket.,. sss ss.R
and Lot sol In square 5ta and
tit,s, Il Is this ista d.y ef March
ip4e. oRDERED, That ths unknown
heirs al law. next 10 KIN. silsnsss
distributes and ell other claimants
10 any yntsrest In the above de-
scrihed lfnds or IN the real or per
sonal estate OF Kins David Black
well. deceased II any thsrs be. cause
their appearance TO be entered herein
on or before the nIt rule day occur.
Ing after the expiration OF three
months from the date OF the frst
publication OF this order othtrwits
the cause viii hr pros redtd with sna
In case OF default, Provided q copy
OF this order he published twice .
month for three successive months
in the WAshiaston Law Reporter and
the Evening star nswEpApfs s
DAVID A. PINE. JudE. tSrAl A
True Copy Test, HARRY NJ HULL.
Clerk by CLARA = COSSEtig, Dep-
uty Clerk mhIT.@sApp. @3mrl4,2t
Evening star., 1949-04-09
LABORATORY
ROAD TESTED

For Your Protection
40 Ford Fordor VS.. =. b. $3.50
ri Mercury 4-dr.; r, h. 49, 500
40 Lincoln 4-dr. sed. - 2So
'4o Lincoln 4-dr. ssd.; every
extra S,pso
'Al Buick <-dr. sed; r. h. 1qs
'46 Lincoln club coupe, =. b. 1870
AZ Mercury S-dr. sed.; every
=, ftss.la ifsss eonv,r.,sl. ses.. 1888
"a Chrysler Town and coun-
try: every extra ---- POS
~ Ford Tudor; r, h. $780, l.9es
40 Plymouth 2-dr. ~ es3
'4c Lineoln 4-dr sed 2. y. sao
46 Buick super 4-df. ssd-.
r. h .-~-~----.- Dps
al rheyrolet 2.dr. 7ah
'4a Chevrolet 2-dr. - LBS
40 Dodge $-dr. set-. r. b,
fluid drive 1.4ps
Al Pontiac club sed 7. h. spA
al Buick Spec 4-dr ed. sAa
Cash. trade. terms Many others 10
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faas OWN a son s.sIs$ss.ss
ass As&tAsgM ks44saAs

wgsrrs, $40 or ~ ETGs%Nss
A. p rAlsEs - -; stAty
srSEET kDtFTHNKsT
~ t.Flar - Q EsYtsl0 6esS e2 "a
easy reeSFrt& - t4Nr Ne ~
F>s.ss e. ~ sss e. ne Sas ~, q.
~ are rislr8ti 81 CNf+rE.els 49, A
~ reeves 6! gAs pSFts t',s "a
tAsgtty lhs aHeslsasH%e 'g-srrs'
49, Ss.4 a. PSStH sRf SO fn 'Fa
et ths premises aA ASNNAN HE
ElEvEN-A CNI o. AFRG -
lR4s Al TWO. THIRTY OCEHrk
Pm Eht fS4swtES sss.Fitsa "a
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at&ns let ee 10 NKAsFs Euhe v's -
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sacNrtey fa; ISt ntstsgI Of Crs.p.
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lns AAseS Slsjheh asss a. tFUa' is5 49,
pFo1tmatssr siStl So fsftht' -
tleuiatt 81 Wbtsh wtH - anHss -
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seest sAit ,FaN Sc eF sAia n Jssr
A asposit ef SAN0 o. Tssstsse Ger.
VrsSBcihE rseerdrhs sif a. ~
ChE.ers cost Terms - ~ rsfs -t
W.th SlthR Ghigts eaFt cthsvp
asscsIt iegisltEd Aad Ihs FFsFs -
nav ~ advert ssd sHs FtEs.a 81 re
dis FttIen ci TIE trustees
PTJE { KAiANRfTfNOs
HERMAN MILLER
nIkIuAp3 TFAR4sRR
Evening star., 1949-04-09
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s,fs ftass to ,eaR<s ~ss sAs ~ -
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Evening star., 1949-04-09
MOORE-DAY
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

Lincoln and Mercury Dealer, 2ts
Wisconsin Ave NV. Ordwhy 7ahu
open evenings and SUNDAYS IL
Evening star., 1949-04-09
AtJToAos,ls sos sAlf

srJpEhAkFR : H4- Sd CssrpseH
wH ga sz are ?. nts ss'tsrt
rsv Acw pressure sf-~s s-sr ga
S.T = = a.7<'s 80 s.sr.sss ;o, s2ss Eo
.Ss2 10
srUpsR.kTK Is+7 R*sH Q. ,sn
Csw7Acet, eAzs eo-~ e@l}y
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nss s. sss w - EssSA s.,-
sYrpERskER Is&s soGrsa. WI
E.l . usx 4ses cay hsresr sssarc =
so- .ey p-es SeeA @$ e :AH~F
l.--eSA Ecsy Cc-s-sSef- ers'attts
-s9&e, s1lnsIEsr. vs:F ~ 4 sts.
R.s.y asu ssu1rsaE,I ;er :! s. )
an 4lSE u tn
O. srs; e.es NGIs eel lrIned qw
srtpEs.kEK ls.I ce.=pssz es-
cItsa 9ov rlEesr, nrw eaar' sasS
srtpIs.krR is4a cn.nsssn seep.
eng h.scS ~ sase ee2e s&sS
SSTFnt Sssg -, n n2rSs s!s. sH = 70 a.,s s5s'
srrpEBakrR ss4i cnanpsen +-er
sss sso.a GssR - G'ai,i .crss ssS Ais Is
s9ss cenn- ave NO s@Ss eE IN
rEKRArtaSu 1885 c-oco, .ee,a
gooc raining eacc Psskec D
.aipect,on slc5 OF best ess- Az
sftpEs.kIR Ia4s oenar ecHv
a.. aestss0r5es. esoo IA zoe
s1rpEsAkrR "a 1888 q, ..y CT
csl RAY, cH es4s TO-
IERRaPLANE 1855 <-e: seea-
assisF, scoe EaHs1o't.ison sleo
WHY'S is4l .dAn ran. .nd lceks
5000 uses oil $500 Phons seEs
WHY'S sep station w.kcn ls4-
toT those who have q larEs family
0. gear 20 carry This 5 the anASef
GRADY MOTORS, nc Lincoln.
Mercury dealers kuS WIS ave
OIL 400 oDen Sunday II to
WIILYS 1899 coupe socd condition
S4oo or best oceT Gail VA $3.50
wILLYs is4s station sedan IKE nex
driven few thousand mIles 81 7a5
wILLYS OF WASHINGTON, SEA
I 81 NV RE 49, 10
WILLYs 1a4s slAiloa xsser scoc
mechanically. bsrgatn. <l eb VII
LYS or WASHINGTON. lse+ L d
wiILYssjEtr 1915 exec. eond
Evening star., 1949-04-09

1s4I touring sedan; radio
heater. 5 good tires. beautiful green
hnish this car has had excel. care
driven 6242l careful miles by
owner You would have 20 see and
drive this car 70 appreciate its con-
dition. Ssq5 WI a4o2 10
Evening star., 1949-04-09

PONTIAC 1a4s station wagon: radio,
heater, HYDRA Matte and white side
wall tires, low mileage. In excel
cond. A buy you can't pass for
81 ,9eb: 5-day trial exchange Priv
lese MAYFIOWER MOTORS, INC :,
Evening star., 1949-04-09

ine cond.; s$s5. s@a Richmond aye.
LINCOLN fce5 is4i Custom. fully equip.
ped: sxeelo oI}H buy perfect cond.; IS $500
Lincoln istt IN 1913 1919 c-dr.; a beaqtifu
ebony black with, snow white tires
r. and h. and plastic seat covers
at great savings. S2'b42;
d9ros d9ypo q m9nths to G,DDcS9t, DSSt Gerehy, GSAn1
GoTosS seaiefs 1903 SS Wis a1e Ie'0iel Oh aoo
LHfNScoLN HSe9o ss is{s Adj; H. black; r. ane
b.: very distinguishes, ssa9r.os gar g
the ridiculous n,ss loT Price n OF Rsns Fl ;sgS
aoEGRss aeaef. Ssoa NS Wis ave oL 4soo
Qpen SUNDAY y to -IO To-,
Jan; MILEAGE iust ZOO; new-cal
warranty not yet expired; many
extras including puncture, prooi
tubes; owned by member OF diplo'
matte corps expecting to leave eoun, n,
$3.50: original invoice ayaila BILE;
selling price, 3,400. Cali AID. 623l
during ONCE hours otherwise. HO
LINCOLN 1a4o 4-dr. sedan; black
ers. low mileage. appearance ane
condition Al; S1.595: 5-day tria
exchange priv. MAYFLOWER MO.
TORS. INC, l125 18th st. NV, Re
LINCOLN 1s4s cenv.. rouge red; full,
and drive this beauty. Liberal trade
terms 81 mos; $3.195; neE-SaI
service and guar. MONTG0MERY-
sTUBBS MOTORS. INC. lLinsoln.
Mercury Dealers, 1900 East-Wes'
| hwy, SH. S040. 10
LINCOLN 1s4S 12 CYL, 4-dr., Gus
tom sedan, new motor, new trans
mission, Air Flow tires, 1000 mi.
price $4,000, terms to suit pur-
| chaser, no dealers or brokers. Car
| be seen afternoon or evenings
s034 North Wilson blvd, Airing
LINCOLN rS 1s4s 4-door Sport sedan
by pvt. party; Wv. tires. radio
heater fog lights, very low mileage
S2,425. EN-. 2721 between 5 ane
LINCOLN Z 81 ZEPHYR 1910; orig. blscl
| paint. motor Just overhauled. clear
throughout: special S545 as Is Is
LISGokS Ista 4 ZEPHYR 1888 4-dr- blacl
sedan; 3 new tires, new battery, sp'
pearance very good, motor verl
sood: $3.50. OV. 011s. Ill
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL le4l con.
vertible; green leather interior. ra'
dio and heater, new tires, mechan'
| cally OK; ST ,6a5: 5-day trial ex,
change priv. MAYFLOWER MO.
TORS. INC. 1125 18th st. NV,
RE. 0303. Ill
Evening star., 1949-05-05
D. sss Aass< ssssS tsss.

Phillics win Eve straleh, from
Dodgers and Cardinals Tia,
should rate a ?l-gun salute and
q f!ve-year contract for Manager
Eddie Sawyer
Hardly & man is St!l! alive wha
remembers any such ant4cS by the
PhilS For years they vere the
doormatS Of the National League
Now. instead OF futile they're the
fightins PhilS.
When the PhllS acquired Eddie
WaitkuS and Bill Nicholson last
December. the word went around
II they only had some pitching Sd
Sawyer has uncovered q one man
staff In Ken Helntzelman.
Ever since he hit the majors at
Pittsburgh in 1883. the slender
lefty never has been over the 500
mark, Now he's 40 for the new
season.
Inc JS-SeaF-oldster from Mis-
souri, has arrived" with tao winS
over Brooklyn. one over Boston
and a decision over the ST LOUIS
Cards.
Ken needed help last night 10
get past ST, Louis when two walks,
an error and double BY Marty
Marion put him in a hole in the
ninth. Ken Trinkle finally put
Evening star., 1949-05-05

oa, ths uprising after three rms
scored. leavtns the Pals ~ttA .
IS edse
rhils sieye tp ts feuftA,
As sessllt O! the se<oa1d stra4Ehs
v in ovrr the Cards, the Pl,lls have
moved traFn The cellar 70 fourth
place Tie. oslly i~7e gaTnes os1 TIE
paee Trey re even talking peEa-
nani around Shi1w Park
Stan Aullmlg, The bonus play
e. from the Texas AeEsA Sas
the hlg gun In the rn1ls --latest
success Breaking into the lineup
IN rlsht field IN place os the slump
lng Nicholson against Lefty Al
RraEie, hnllmis drove IN lhFws
runs with a pair al slnsies-
Johnny Sain came thro0gh ~lih
another complete winning same
To make the Boston Braves lco1
more like the club that Won tho
lsas pennAnt
The Braves ace retired 10 men
In a row last night after leadon
man Harry walker singled lie Sns
erased in q double play aaln
Was superb until the seventh when
ne lost control OF his curve, CHI
cago scored two runs and another
i'm the eighth. but the Braves
four-run FIRST lnnins attack On
See BASEBALL Page ca
Evening star., 1949-05-05
BY Burton Howkins
Stor Stoff Correspondent

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The homer
happy Mats have a new muscle
man In 35-year -old Mark Christ
man. who has come of the third
base coaching line to rescue two
games for Washington with home
runs when two were out in the
ninth inning.
Christman. the Mats handyman,
is full -f1edged hero among his
mates with a .42l batting average
and hitting that couldn't be more
timely If Hollywood writers fur
nished the scenario.
I'm learning something about
hitting too late" laughs Christ
man. referring to his age. but the
Mats will testify his sudden splurge
of homers hasn't been tardy.
Three times In Washington s
last three games Christman has
slammed home runs. thus equal
ling his home run production for
the previous three years. when
he hit one each season.
II guess I'm just not smart,
says Mark. II had a nice soft job
coaching at third base and now ]
suppose I'll have to play awhile.
Christman Keeps Yost Idle.
With Christman hotter than a
blast furnace. Manager Joe Kuhel
isn't contemplating the installa-
ton of Eddie Yost at third base.
even though his pulled back
muscle has mended. Yost Is des-
tined to decorate the dugout until
Mark shows signs of weakening.
Yesterday at Chicago, with two
out in the ninth. the Mats trailing
7-6, and Eddie Robinson on Sec
ond as the result of being clipped
Evening star., 1949-05-05
RossIing Greek to Mccoy
As Londos Tukes Bout

The rassle strategy was all Greek
to Bibber Mccoy last night at
Turner's Arena where he lost to
Jimmy Londos after II minutes OF
muscular manipulating.
Gene Stanlee subdued Dutch
Schweigert In Is minutes In the
co-feature. Babe Sharkey threw
George (Krispy-Krunchy) Maori
costas In 81 minutes; Marvin
Mercer pinned Harry Finkelstein
in II and Michele Leone won In
81 minutes over John Barnen.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Star Cup Golfers
To Start Earlier
Than Scheduled

The 73 woman golfers sched-
uled to compete in the class A
section of The Star Cup tour
nament tomorrow sat Washing
ton Golf and Country Club are
to report. ready TO play. q half
hour ahead OF their scheduled
starting times.
Only the first tee Is available
for starting at Washington and
the field must be clear OF the
tee by II o'clock. The original
starting times have the last
player of at 1855.
The request was made BY
Mrs. w. r. Patterson. president
of the Women's District Coli
Association.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Lane Will Veto
Bill 10 Provide
MoreRaceDavs
Changes His Mind
On Extending Lourel
And Bowie Dotes
" ssss A.seesesed Prsaa

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May s.
Gov. William Preston Lane
changed his mind today and de-
cided that Laurel and Bowie
tracks viii not set 10 extra days
Of racing each year after all,
He announced that he viii veto
legislation for that purpose which
he himself suggested in the clos
ing days Of the recent session Of
the State Legislature.
He said he also intends TO re-
ject measures that would have
given each Of Maryland Ave
licensed half-mile tracks an addi-
tional two days and would have
allowed four harness racing tracks
IS days apiece.
Taken together. the three con-
troversial bills would have tn
creased Maryland's overall rae
ing season with partmutuels from
2l0 to 2so days.
At present the four major
tracks-Bowie, Laurel. Havre de
Grace and Pimlico-have 100 days
OF racing. the half-milers are al
lotted so days and the three har-
ness tracks are licensed for 20
days apiece.
II he had signed the bills there
would have been too much horse
racing In Maryland. the Governor
said in a veto message,
The Governors announcement
climaxed a steeplechase Of horse
racing legislation that started in
late February with bill TO aban-
don historic Pimlico. The plan
was scrapped few days before the
Legislature adjourned April 4 when
Lane withdrew his support.
In today's veto message. the
Governor explained that 1t now
appears unnecessary from the
standpoint of State revenues to
have AN additional 90 days oi
mile track racing"
Lane said the Racing Commits
sion has reported mile track
operators are agreeable TO an
effort to meet competition from
nearby States through a re-
Arrangement of schedules.
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Probable Pitchers
American League.

American League.
Washington (Haefner Old at
st. Louis (Embree 0-3.
New York (Reynolds lid at
Chicago pierce 2-0).
Philadelphia (Brissie 80 or
Scheib 1-0) at Detroit (Gray 0-0)
Boston Kramer OLD at Cleve-
land tFeller OLD.
National League.
Cincinnati (Wehmeier LOO at
Brooklyn tBanta OLD.
Pittsburgh (Sewell 2-0) at New
York (Jones 2-3.
st. Louis (Munger 0-0) at
Philadelphia (Borowy LID.
Only games.
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GENERAL NEWS
Kentucky Derby Probable Starters Boosted to Ia
'Home-Run' Fence Rozed
By Chisox After 3 Games

CHICAGO May pEN-Tae CsseaEo White s0a today tors
their fence which had sangteae1 cs1skey
Park playing teld by % te~t and produced II areaA hosss
EIGHT games
The s-foot fence erected Of 5000 eeaF~d
by enemy esterx and Only fear prsea BY Sn
players
General Manager Prank Lane explained that as 'raee
might be restored later the bur with prevailing
conditions proved exciting for the weak heart
Of the SoaS biggest famine
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at the new 100000 plant.
H. Courtenay Jenifer, chairman
of the Maryland Racing Commis-
sion, announced the appointment
and said Groves would serve in
the same capacity at Laurel Race
way, which starts its second season
June. "a, and for the new Ocean
Downs Raceway. ocean City. Md,
which will operate in August.
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Home Runs Win Christmon Job
As Mats Sweep Chisox Series

by a pitched ball and advancing
on a wild pitch. Christman parked
an Ernie Groth pitch in the lower
left field stands to hoist the Mats
on top. 81. Walter Masterson
protected that margin. retiring
the White Sox in ORDER
1t was on Tuesday. with Clyde
Vollmer on first base. two out in
the ninth and the Mats trailing,
1l-10. that Christman lofted a
homer over the left-field fence.
The Sox locked the score in their
ninth. but the Mats captured the
game in the 10th.
Washingtorfs sweep of the two
game series at Chicago saw the
Mats slam 10 home runs. while
the White Sox poked four. In
their last five games. the Mats
have accumulated Is homers and
they own Is for the year.
Hudson Bumped In Fourth.
Such complete slump shaking
the Mats scored 10 runs in their
first eight games-has given Kuhel
new hope that his spring optimism
in his club wasn't misplaced. To
improve on their seventh place
status. however, the Mats must
display more proficient pitching
than they've received lately.
Sid Hudson had a no-hitter for
three innings yesterday. retiring
the first nine Sox in order. but
in the fourth he was whacked
for six hits. including home runs
by Cass Michaels and Floyd Bak-
err, and Washington was operat-
ing under a TO deficit.
That lead was sliced to IA In
the seventh when Sherry Robert
son high lighted an uprising with
(See MATS, Page C-2)
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today canvassed
the field for
more officials to
handle the meet
ope in g the
night of May rs.
Wayne Groves
of Dana, Ind,
considered one
Of the Nations
outstanding au-
t critic S on
harness racing.
y e S t erday was
named dpresiding
steward of the
inn.,n,ara1 nnnaf
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umpires.
II the public showed little or no sympathy
for this fellow Fred Boysen it was his own fault
and the fault of all hecklers like him. The razz
is as much part Of baseball as the cheer. but
there's no place for obscenity. which not only
involves the player himself but often his wife
And which is heard by women and children
sitting in the vicinity of the heckler.
asked Clark Griffith how the modern
heckler compared with the heckler Of the old
days. The heckler of today is worse" replied
Griffith. He seems to have meaner streak
and is more personal
Ind l1a {Gal hoe
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Tech Wins at Tennis

Techs tennis team gained q
notch In It's drive for interhigh
honors yesterday by trimming
Central, 6-l.a b
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Rosecroft 10 Select
Trotfinq Meet Aides

William E. Miller and Dick Case,
president and general manager.
respectively. of Rosecroft, harness
racing plant at Oxon Hill.
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Dunbor EDGES Cordozo

Pitcher Tom Norris won his
own game yesterday as Dunbar
edged Cordozo. 81. driving in two
runs with a single In the fifth.