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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
A Bridge Group
For Couples Is
Newest At YWCA

Like to play cards? Like to play
IN Clay? Like to make bigger and
better hats? Well then, get to your
telephone right now and dial UL-
ster 1920, to be sure you can en-.
roll in one of the activities Offered
to adults at the East Cleveland
Center YWCA on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
Many women would like to play
bridge with their favorite gentle
men in a group of congenial people
and at convenient place. A large
order, but the YWCA can fill it
beginning Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary 10th. This mixed group will
be directed by Mrs. Lucille Hunt
who has been teaching classes in
contract bridge at the YWCA for
several sessions. There will be no
formal instruction, but general di-
rection and advice in the play of
the hands will be available. This
is something new on the program
schedule, and the staff is hoping
to see many young couples as we'll
as many older couples enrolled
for what will prove to be pleasant
evenings.
Now, for those who cannot play,
new class for beginners will
start on Wednesday evening, Janu-
ary 18th and will be taught by
Mrs. Ruth jenkins. Mrs. Jenkins,
prominent in Cleveland bridge
circles, has done extensive teach
ing in private groups. She prefers
not to restrict herself or her class
to one fixed type of play, and is
prepared to adapt her teaching to
the group.
The class in millinery is also for
beginners. Here too, the instructor,
Mrs. Arlene Van Rensselaer,, has
a knack for teaching those who
are not too familiar with needle
and scissors. She began her first
class just a year ago for the Eu-
cid Ladies Day Out program of
the YWCA, and has really made
a place for herself because of her
natural gift for teaching combined
with delightful personality.
Those who completed the fall ses-
sion have made and remade hats
until they now can look any mil
linary department in the eye.
Finally, a new class in ceramics.
This is for those new in clay play
and for the experienced person as
well. The instructor, Miss Audrey
Wiegand who has taught classes
in ceramics for many years at the
East Side Branch YWCA, knows
how to do the work herself, and
better yet, knows how to teach it.
All Wednesday classes are linn
tied to twenty, and it will be help
full if those who wish to register
will do so at once. Make arrange
ments by phone, Ulster 1920,
or come in to the Center at 1866
Euclid ave.
The East Cleveland Center
YWCA is a Red Feather agency,
operated for everybody. The staff
is anxious to extend its services
to meet the needs and interests of
girls and women in the community
and would like to have requests for
additional classes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
Teen-age Display Will
Close With This Week

Not many teen-agers have their
work hung in one of the great
Museums of America, but this has
happened to group of local young
people. They are members Of the
Special Class of the Museum,
made up of boys and girls, who
have demonstrated unusual talent
in the classes for members
children and the free classes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

This is the last week in which
their work is to be seen in the
Educational Corridor. They include
Sylvia Green, 1929 E. 1876 ST.,
Edwina Lohrey, 1920 Elderwood
ave. and Fred Mueller, 908
Dresden rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
Ernest c. Burke


WE wish to express our most sincere
thanks to our friends and relatives
for their thoughtfulness and beauti-
full floral offerings in the loss of our
husband and father.
Mrs. Mary Cicich and Sons.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESS DOORS and building items
from A to z at RUCkER LUMBEk'
Screen wire, porch materials, doors
fence posts; pickets. miilgork; Iso a,,IsSr Ply,
SSHSd. SiSsi. Reaf PsashRRs Rsy fst sridse cH; esso
Accessories FOR BUILDING
Hechinger's have the largest selection
of new and used building materiais
in the city; used lumber $50 7er N
and up; used brick ,lppiqn5HR plqme,ns eo snd
4 stores. Phone orders AT 1900.
ACCORDION, junior size, exeellent
condition: best offer. TU. 1865.
ACCORDION. Excelsior, l.e s bass:
finest msds ads b.st sniis ot.r soSo 81 cSS ssss
ACCORDION, italian made. 1s0 bass
Northumberland new Standard
makes at as much as 40rc on "a. 1nt
list price. JoRoANs, corner 18TH
AscSCsoRDioN. white pearl Accordisnss'
III bass; excellent condition; 81! slSo'
AGScoss5Sffo5iNs-Exclusiye distributor
Of Italo- American 120-bass Tina Tina
Model" $3.50, with case: Accoroion
MAKES. makes estimates given: MERyINS II
CONN ACCORDION SCHOOL :, 1899
l4th st. NV, Tu, 1888. RA. sS27.
ACCOR0IONS, 100 bass, made 70 the
eXacttne SpectQcAtlOns OF EASS4etSt :
compare with accordions at oounIe
conv. terms. KITS, 1880 q ST.
ArCoRpIoN. Italia 1ao-bass, sood
condition; S11O or best offer AT
AeoScaoRDIoNs. AeoScaosRiDIoNs binoculars. cameras
drafting supplies, enlarsers. Are
arms, guitars, harmonious, jewelry.
iugease, radios, watches. diamonds
and many more items bought, Sole
and traded. whether you sell OF
whether you buy, the best place i IN
t2sn ssnxtSs e Try FExxciHAERaAkE i RAHEs SIS PhwN st
nv, Ma. $3.50. Free parkins at
AIDING MACHINE, Burroushs, port.
S-col.. Al copd., S75. Call TO-DAY
co. 4625; week. l112 14th ST. NV
ADD. MACHS.-New Corona. Si07 so
new Remingtons, S120, plus tax: usec
adders; bargs.; easy terms: trade
ins. rentals. repairs. Call today
CO. 1925: week, l112 14th NV,
ADD. MACHs.' desk, s6n nand nd. onsrs,ea ,,ns
ton 10-key elee., s16b. Gil. 9os1
ADDING MACHINES. Remington
Rand, desk size, has 3 keys, 8 col
iIn,ns, cost S154. will sacrifice fol
SSb: also o Dalton adding machine
with subtraction. has Q keys ant
q columns, cost S226, will saerine'
for $50; also 3 Natl cash resisters
j for S7b, for $50, for S105
cost twice the amount. 52s II st. Pc
ADDoMETEk, portable s Sns.r mach; e., I'd. aSs, .
;HSiEs'nssIi sssE. 81. 7s7a. ala i4th. t'~'
Evening star., 1949-05-22
BUSINESS OPP. Cont,
z. W. IHURM
DE 1905, pns 10th st. NV.
DEL, AND GROC

Dcd. L14N0 S4tOOs
(fo fresh meats, in Va. week.;
ren Ye Gvsa sood .sse eesa oRner sek mas
sell viii sacrifce for 81 500 com
plete Fixtures and stock worth
more. Eve. and Sun S. chasen
Groc., Meats and Beer
Weekly vol, averaging $1,000 Liv
has other business. must sell WI;
sacrifice for S7.700,. complete with
die Eys and Sun, Marvin Hosod
Super Self-Service Mkt.
Yearly vol. over 100000, cash sne
operator by adding delivery car
make it a 5000, 900. yearly bus
owner must sell. viii sacrifice for
cost of equipment and stock, Ions
lease can be obtained: Good terms
sun. JOS Cohen, ia. 1882.
81, ,750 DOWN
2 Croc and meats mo beeD. White
ssnss, YsTssir niss S 0IaI Yearly VOL wel nI
established location. Priced low a.
$1,000. complete with stock and
nice equIpment, Eve. and Sun. Al
Liton, AK. S3OO. B4t. 20.
TAVERN
(Whisky and beer on safe. over
$4,000 yearly bus. Reasons as
rent. good lease, close to downtow.
section. A sure money-maker
Priced low at Sl1 800 complete.
Terms Eve. and Sun, S. Blsnken'
Th naa5
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63I e st. NV. MA $3.50, MA. 1874
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Unusual,

1. Roofing. slate and granules ousi-
ness quarry worth more than 500
600: "a interest for sale; reas.' m
vestisate data based on Govt. sta
tistics.
2. Electric signs. new patents to be
nationally marketed; reputable man
ufacturer: excel. oppor. for part
ownership: investigate.
B. D. C. liquor store wants reliable
partner; more than $24 900 MONTH
": low overhead; lifetime opportu-
nifty. Call MIR. BERGER, D1. 1920
or AK. 0460. -23
Evening star., 1949-05-22

IL rooms, 2h baths, rent MlO;
only ST. 200 down; near 14th and
Thomas Circle. Mr.. Nixon, with
A. r SEELYE, 1400 L st. NV, D1.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
ROOMING HOUSE,
ROOMING HOUSE

0 rooms, = baths: rent, 500, income
quoted. 500 from apis; price, 81,
$50; down, S4OU A. r. SEEL YE,
I4nn ., u nT SROH
Evening star., 1949-05-22
GIFT SHOP

Greeting cards, ETC.; rent, 500 mon.
lease; owner leaving country, mus
sacrifce; good NV. location. A: R
SEELYE, 1400 l. st, NV, D1. S325
Evening star., 1949-05-22
BAKERY STORE

BAKERY STORE
Sells bakery products, Ice cream. soft
drinks. cigars, cigarettes, candy, etc.
on a prominent street In busy NV.
sec. near Government bldgs.' ideal
outlet for a chain bakery; due TO
illness. must sacrifice for 50 800
cash. l., 8. and b. First come. frst
served.
VARIETY STORE
Old established little corner store in
NV: colored trade: always money
maker; rent, S45: owner quotes $500
week; $1,000 cash will buy II all.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Established "a years; same owner Q
years: due TO other interests 1t IS
offered for $4,000 cash. lock, stock
and barrel. Exclusive.
Aristo Cleaning Store
Same owner 8 years; rent. S65 mo-.
on 5-year lease; $1,000 cash takes
LEON GOODMAN
toxG Canp ayo rO BSnD
Evening star., 1949-05-22
BOOMING HOUSE

ROOMING HOUSE
IA Housekeeping rms; mr.. courthouse
inc. quoted. S400 mo-; rent, $1lO;
owner says 5000 net profit mo"
only ST. 200 cash down; nicely furn'
Cali DU. $500 or RA. 6420.
DUPONT REALTY co.
COLORED - RESTAURANT. beer,
wine; good business; excellent loea.
tion. Sacrifice for quick sale. Act
now. Splendid opportunity. 1920
eth ST. nv. EX 00S4.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

18th and Columbia Rd.
S5 rms. 5 baths. 1st Commercial
zone. Terms to responsible party
Box SSH, Star. -
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ROOMING HOUSE

13 rooms, 3 baths; near Dupont Cir
Gle: rent, S135; income auoted,
S3i7.5O mo-; lease; price S5,o0O;
down. S1,50q; A; 4; SEELfE' I!oo
Evening star., 1949-05-22
~QIQRED

CLEANING AGENCY
colored-Dry cleaning agency. upper
Georgia ave. n.w-Rent SI5 mo-
income, $500 month quoted. Sewing,
alterations here can increase busi-
ness. See today. call Mr.. Hooks,
RA. 7699: ewes once, PAUL. j.
MILLER, EX 7070.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Ssd IN De tinah' ~
DIRa,yIda;I =, sell ia; $500. Or ss highest
quick sale: nne. sparkiins, heauti-
fully cut let. diamond. $685.: a.
ct. brilliant diamond In 6-dismond
yellow gold mountins. very special,
Sls5; prices incl. tax. these vs ues
wiz not last Ions. ARTHUR NAB NAE
pfAaoNbsIIsdys @ tHS ftS : : sol, f." a C.: $50;
lsdys. u Ct, SIS; i.dys, Ct
]. V Ct. si56: lsdy.s. !. 8. sl!s:
mans = CT. s.oo; iadys; .ui ! 81 &.
Ct. $500; lady's, plat, In ct fne
fSiST; fssy.. Ssoe: plss. @aa. e.. perfect $3.50
adys. ga sto $3.50; mans "a
perfect $3.50. $50: iae,. az .sscol "a n 'oyu All
ed LyTNosros 4 CO.. l+ea II
DiaMosDs Il nlsi y: sossLrs LoAs GO;
sT. SHu'as, s'.ss, .s.s, On snssRse
Sssesss. S eansras. sypsvritsrI. gunI.
buy and save st THE RoesLYS
LOAN CO. ao68syn. va
DT1MoND BARGAnNs TO BE HAD
L-carat finest white and rewest CUT
ing for $50: as-carat ftneSf wnfk
and newest egttins for 44e6; beauti-
ful diamond weixhtnG | IS sarats: In
pIat. mounting, with 4 full-eut dia-
nionds. $ee0; diamond vetghirx i.lo
eartts. plat. mountipa. 2 oasuettes-
perfect, $3.50; al prices include tax
See Mr. oPPEsHEINKRs pi7 y
pfaMoNps. WATCHES. anttsu. and
efs si,eoans' sss.lFis iskRSaap: a ms, ies . Conn s
picrAfsosE; Edison; ..;.-,,,,. ..esEss5, s,s,5
Caii Mr.. SAUL. Taylor 1881
DTNETTE TABLE. nah. Duncan
Phyfs- leaf. pad. 4 ehs!rs, 80: nah.
cocktail table. SIS OIL. 23@S ewes
DINING M. aolid nah. s-pedettAi
Duncan Pnyfe table. - Inches vice,
81 inches long- extereee 7e inches
pad incl. rsrf. eend.' s's casa
pINiNG RM-. ir.. T-pe-. fnsss .so.ie
maple. includes lovely corner cabinet
and quaint Hutch khsH CUPBOARD:
so or best o6er xM, loss.
DINING ROOA--Al-mahosa pgr-
can Phyfe srite, full essdensa, enf-
fet and ehsna; alse leatnsf TOP knee
nols desk and MAhG. .3-ccyner eee-
inst. porch Gitdes Apd ehsfrE yEst
sfn Can IA. eo0e. 81 fer hA
Evening star., 1949-05-22

orop-leaf couee tapIe. leather top
SiS oyerstasd shair SO; larE'
$50, WI. 4772, noon til 5 pm
BEDRM. SUITE. NAH. nah. cotre.
table. magazins cabinet. Windsor
BEER con- BOX for . kess, 10 wood
cooler. ice. 319 Pa. ave. Sc --.3
BICYCLE. Dayton, girls, in good con
dition; sl1. Call wo. ,3744;
BICYCLES. new, Ensiish and Amer
loon Bikes. $3.50 up. oIBERTs
BICYCLE, in good condition. boys
out Of use for some time, SIS. Cal
sieYcfEi se9t Xi' sssl; boss. good eond.. SIS;
lawn mower. SIS; sidewalk bike, 81
BICYCLE. sirl's. s6-in,. Eisin, acces
sories; excel. condi $50. CHI 75no
BSSYesI; & esas girls, fair condition; $40
BicYCLE; girls, fun size: yiete.,
special offer. S22 so. wo. -57s4
BICYCLE, 20 inch, boys. Call vi
BIcYYcLEs. all sizes; see the .-coison
Ss4.e5. GEORGETOWN B1cYcLI
STORE. 1911 Wis. ave. MI. o1oo. :,
BICYCLES t75); must 20; most al!
sizes; S5 up. COLLEGE PARK
CYCLE CO.. 4e25 Calvert I'd. UN
BIIIIARp ana pocket tables and sup.
plies, tennis tables and secessories
ectsT, sseles esrpSiY SoFs so sisIdAhPP sId tP 4
BHNocpIaEs mo; 81 ha,i and case. MS; soet
siNocUIaRS, unusual. 1e-power
Carl Zeiss. individual focusing: susr..
fhlsfNSi PfAWfNBRogERs soG1s Is sALEs CO. sfs, {
BsiHN,osc,TLaRs. Il, very fne, loxso. nsh.;
adjustment. leather case. new con:
ffiAsl%SPN; ffiAsl%SNsRoKERs R Ssi aaS SALES CO. sis {
BIN,ocuLARs. Il, a;T Bsuseh q Lomb. sxso
cent. focus. gith ssse' like new
sIowiss iss,i sss- Asp 1B FANS. ANS, ..h.u.. ant
GicHNER. Ais 9th NV. Ma 437o
BOOKs-Two-day estate liquidation
sale. several iarge personal lsrs'
ries for sale for hrst time. VIC.
sale. 1907 II NV. 3rd moor. sun
and non; only: noon e 10 n1 p;T- -,
osssss., 4 hem:;. co. Today; CO, 4ssss 41sssass
BCokcAsts. ssetion.l. caE nnish
is sections. 8 bases and tops. ap
! asSPfssssa ass ssna.; !'s r.ss. nome '% ssss. ''''
Evening star., 1949-05-22

CAMERAS-Remova sale; cameras.
pEojectoTs enaTsers;o laIs soMHxRs Sssk IN cSH- sIe
CAMERA-koDxK. Medslist j. with
case. in good cond.; 500 or trade
for Retina II. EN-. 1926.
CAMERA CATALoG FREE - Sis
mos. credit on photo or movie equip.
at res. cash price. See US BREN-
NER, a33 Pa; ave; ,, NV: :,,Es, re. sst sssa
true, fun bark Malacca: appropriate
vited UaBRELLH SHOP. az lith
St NV,
CAP. GOWN AND HOOD. Phi, D. like
new; Between : and 4, GE ss:s,
professional: original cost 500; viii
sell for SI75 cash. A wonderful buy.
TANA. ME. 0540, Ext. SOC. =.
CARRIAGE, BATHTNETTE lin fair
condition.. scale and sterilizer, s12
for all washing aans machine 1..I an and e,is: 3
electric train with tracts on board,
also sidswals bicycle. Cali after
CASH kEGs.. Sst1. hand or .iee.. CO.
roma, 3, c. Allen comh. reas,; toaay,
cHsH4 4nia DRawER Ss new new. taaa .aias sny M sa.
lock. bell. ss2 so; today. co. 46e5;
CASH ASH RkaIssT1TERs fsj: ifra / Ns.ion.i a
elec. Itemizer. built especially for
gas station. has II separate totals,
cost sf.soQ. like new. win sacrtfiee.
and another Natl. elee., suit. for any
business. cost $3.50. viii sacrifice
for Sl45 II sold today. 32s II ST. ne
CASH REG. S35; good eond: also
9 new 4-total reeisters MA. 06oo-
IFS 18th ST. NV.
CASH REG, Burroushs comb. add.
r1ach.. itemixer, suits sny bus. TO-DAY,
cssH so 4siS 4siaarsTER. sT I'm rtns n, lp &.
tail STRIP: good condition: reAs. sos
Center Market. 5th and x nv. e3'
CASH REGISTER excellent buy:
drawer: lust overhauled By National
Cash Register Co: viii be delivered
Mcnday, can be seen Tuesday. $3.50.
BOYDs PHAR.. 32ai Ga. ave. NV,
CASH REGISTER. Natl. AL eond.,
larre rinEup: 70 nrst conner, &76;
today, co, 4625: vk.. l112 14th nv.
CASH kEGIsTER and adding ma
chine combination. Smith-coronz.
new. Lincoln 3-44ie.
CASH REGIsTER, National electric.
srocery eheck-euti four department.
M M rse1N 10 $50. a
CEDAR CHEST. Lane, waluut IN:
also desk, mcdsrn, walnut $50;
whits metal cabinet eaK30xlb, -:
au n excel ecad. g SeeT.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Fair Grounds Results
By the Assoeioted Press

s-year-olss and up; 8 furlonss, On ooo
Make I. En-, Easy (Wsssep Esssep $50 sS tS 4so 4so
ions (schreck) 4.4O
Aise ran Ssn.sod Boom; 20 ~, SONS y Twin Twinkle; Z;
fraed qIne' chip R1j5s Reef sffaDan' Bill g. Touch OF
SECOND RAcE-Purse, s1,1oo; claim
ing: 2-year-o olds; 1 !. miles.
Pst Psttys Ros psaaon ass0P1 AooDer} s4o ssS
Kalimera tKeene) 2.4O
Time. 1:4sas.
m:aisse, AlsS Haicyen Efa@sf SPAIN Dream s'du''u'
rH1RP P'tEy Rsuess!Ss $500 aSs 81 elaimns
3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs;
NY N.Y. wash fnson1p ecotIpan' 800 $so $so s.so ss
Donna L. (Wagner) 800
Also % ran-Hey cGm,e; i. fNels, caprost'
Brown Clipper. Rsidina Star. Field.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; -2-year-olds: 8 furlongs..
f. s:Sssr }S5s G1ssG.} BToefs} $50 49S S sSS sSS
Beirnt (HarD $40
Time, 1:14o5.
Pharafox I Mad Saint. Prissy Boy; Here's
Fay, Moo1s, Roaming Oscar fcountrs
. FIFTH RAcE-purssa; ICE 81 400; 9r,o,ls claiming;
s~SSdI-Otdn dAu
Don Coventry (Keene) 500 4.60 $40
Hot and High (Brooks) 4.4O $50
One Blue OSullivan) $40
Time :13Is.
Also ran-Forbidden G. Mrs: valsnti,
Reno Uptart. Fighting Gal, Eouisun. Sticks
Girl and Obelisk.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500; handi-
sap a,yesr-oldS scnnat msst and up od iss o out
Grand Entry (Madden) 92.40 Out
Vamanos tMitchelD Out
Time-1 :4645.
Also ran-Thank You Sir and Fran
gine.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing; 3-year -olds and up; " miles.
Sipplins Sand Il,ns,, (Kesne) 1000 4ssoo s9o
Turn Back fCo6man) 300
Also ran-Wonder Boots, Token Reward,
Treada Boy. Sister Carmel and Dry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward: II. miles.
Ted Mosquero (West) 7.60 40 $40
fRotamal (McKeever) $50 500
Biffema (Boucher) 4.S0
=, Also r.n..saz Acre, + !oss SUI Sun. IN, Mis-. ;.
Maedic,. Little MINI, Flaminian Way,
Broad back.
Field.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

break, the last lew Gays OF t4e
ducking season in Maryland
should prove memorable ones.
A renewed proposal for in
creased fees for fishing and hunt
ing licenses. which has been ap-
proved by the Legislative Council,
is to go before the 1850 Mary
land General Assembly and Di-
rector Ernest A. Vaughan of the
Maryland Game and Inland Fish
Commission believes this one may
get through. The bill to be sub
mitted would increase resident
county licenses from $125 to
$1.75. 1t also would increase non-
resident hunting licenses to $40
and resident fishing permits
to $40. The reason for seeking
to raise the nonresident licenses
is to get them In line with those
Of neighboring States, whose
hunters and anglers at the mo-
ment find it cheaper to come to
Maryland. Maryland's game de-
partment is self-supporting with
its entire revenue derived from
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Charles Town Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
vinita Kiev (Psiumbo) 1000 500 $50
Cedar spnnie Baird 4.2o 29,6o
Also % ran@Maid of Boston, Radee. De-
maris. cecrops and Marbee Kay.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
stroll (Resalbuto) 800 $50 40
Mr.. D. Gawlessl $50 40
Also ran-Tolerance. River Light, Elec-
trio, Rex Avis, and Cat e.:
DAILY double paid S2s.60)
THIRD RACE-Purse. ST .000 claiming;
3.year--olds and up; II. miles.
Whizz Happy Baird $40 800 $50
Endear Ishukl $50 $50
Dazzle Dust (Wood) $40
Also ran-Twinkshot. Shove on. Kosair,
Algopeg and Trout Lake.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900: claim
eoea ing; ssaFTVlds tSsfFds and up ss nslss
River Breeze tGrifhth) $50 4.4o
Dun. Cave canem and Florida Jack.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year- -olds, and up ga turlongs;
qsssn Sqpse Flshs l1s ,paTn,, Shu 2so sdo do soo
HONEY ftansH Ethei AS,i tWood tRSeiS' '' $40
Also ran-Nedlon By Accident, Royal
Smile, Zizzy Lane, Shifty Play.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; about 8 furlongs.
Flicka Foot tBaird) 400 $40 $50
Nora T Clark 11.S0 40
Wingy tHaskelD $50
Time-1:16.
Also ran-First Boston. Duke Aumar
and Maxim Miss.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 200: allow
ances; 3-year-oids and up: IL miles.
Rough Ordy (Shuk) 600 $50 4.SO
Little Rocket tCisneros) TAO 400
Let Me Thru (Lawless) 800
Time-1:53
Also ran-Boston Man. Leamour, White
Easter, Belle Eouipe and Arnie.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Clyde M tRegalbuto) 1880 $40 40
Dawndale tRoot) $50 $50
Toro Man tShuk) 400
Time-1:55.
Also ran-Devils Broom, Gold Bart,
Wits end and Devils Luck.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
By the Associated Press

SAN BRUNO, Calf. Dec. IT,
Huon Kid, an outsider, led all
the way today to win the S15,000-
added San Francisco Handicap,
feature of getaway day at Tan
1oran race track.
Nick Wall, on the comeback
trail after suffering serious in
!uries in a spill that had him
laid up for nine months, was
the winning jockey.
Moor, English-bred star, was
left at the gate but made up
about 10 lengths to finish Sec
ond, only a head behind the
winner. Mocopo was third and
the 6-to-5 favorite, Argentine
bred Niche, was fourth.
The time for the 11s miles was
1:51.4 on a sloppy track.
Huon Kid paid $17.60, $3.50
and $3.50. Moor returned $40
and 1910. Mocopo, running as
an entry with Happy Birthday,
paid 6.10.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Other results
English Coli, Left at Gate,
Nosed Out in 7dnforun Stake

1t was the third straight win
of the meeting here for Huon
Kid, but his first stakes victory.
The 3-year-old gelding is owned
by Frank Pappalardo, ST., of Hol-
lyWood, Calf.
Various horses challenged Huon
Kid. but Jockey Wall, weighed at
lot pounds, kept his mount out
in front. Niche, never far off the
pace. twice was in second place,
but fell back in the stretch. Niche
packed top weight of 100 pounds.
The victory was worth S9,950
to Huon Kids owner. A crowd of
1928 turned out for the final
day of the 41-day meeting.
William Shoemaker. 18-year-
old apprentice locked from Ell
Paso, Tex, rode four winners on
today's program to lead the
riders for the meeting with SO
f1rsts.
r. H. McDaniels. Of Arcadia,
led the trainers with 18 victories.
Willie Molter finished second
with 13 victories.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Baird Aboard 7 Other
Winners in Cold
And Happy Whizz
Special Dispoteh 10 The star

CHARLES TOWN, Dec. IL
Flicka Foot won her second sue
cessive race since Samuel H. Rog-
ers of Washington purchased her
three weeks ago, capturing the
sixth race here today to give
Jockey Jimmy Baird his third
winner.
The favored Flicka Foot shook
off Duke Aumar in the early
stages, then had the race all to
herself. Wingy made several
moves but weakened and Nora T..
rushed up to edge Wingy by a
neck for place money.
Flicka Foot. daughter of Boss
Hoss and Toy Foot, won by three
lengths to justify her favorite's
role and returned a 81 mutuel.
She covered the Charles Town
course (about six furlongs) in
1:16.
Baird rode his first winner in
the third race aboard j. B. Roy
ston's Whizz Happy. He sub
stituted for Jimmy McDermott in
the fourth and booted across E. G.
Hoffman's COED for a 1920
payoff.