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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-07-27
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Evening star., 1950-07-31

70 Promise Me-" Bartlett's "A
Dream" and "Finiculi, Finicula" by
DenZa.
1000, WMAL-Fight of the Week:
Tony Pellone VS.. Walter Haines.
1880, WMAL - DonaldSo
Awards: Special broadcast of the
annual Donaldson Awards for the
best Broadway actors, actresses,
playwrights and others associated
with the theatre.
TELEvIsIoN TODAY.
Sis, WNBW - Pentagon News:
Analysis and discussion OF the ko-
rean war news.
500, WOIC - Pantomime Quiz:
Actress Ann Rutherford is guest
panelist.
$3.50, WNBW-Voice of Firestone: /:
Eleanor Steber sings "Un Bel Dr.
from Puccini's Madame Butterfly,
Dancing in the Dark" and italian
Street Song" from Herbert's
Naughty Marietta"
$3.50, WNBW-Stadium Concerts.
Violinist Zinc Francescatti is solo,
ist in Beethoven's Concerto in D
Major for Violin and Orchestra"
1900, WMAL - Adventure Play
house: George O'Brien and Cecilia
Parker star in Wings Over Wyom-
ing"
or PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE.
The attention OF almost everyone
will be focused on Lake Success to-
morrow when the Russians end their
boycott of the United Nations Sc
curity Council and Jacob A. Malik,
the Soviet representative, takes over
as president of the council for the
month of August. Both television
and radio will be on hand to report
tomorrow's Security Council meet
ing. The television coverage will
start at 3 pm. and will be carried
by both the CBS-TV and the NBC-
TV networks. ct was not definite
at the time of writing, but probable,
that both WOIC and WNBW will
carry the Security Council telecasts
here. } On radio, the proceedings of
the council session will be carried
by ABC, starting at $3.50 pm, with
WMAL as the Washington outlet.
Mama" the weekly family come
dy adapted to television from Kath-
ryn Forbes best-seller, "Mama's
Bank Account" which also was the
basis for a successful play and
movie. is returning from its summer
vacation. 1t will be back this week
in the Friday-at-8-p.m. spot on
CBS-TV (WOIC), with Peggy Wood
back in the leading role.
Bill Herson, the WRC Time
keeper" is scheduled for new tele-
vision program, starting this coming
fall.
Evening star., 1950-07-31

it's wonderful!lhaV
no need for harsh lax
atives any more -.
feel so much better
than I used to! Be-
lieve me, I've told
plenty of others
about this wonderful
Kellogg cereal.
TIL L1,,.n-Ie GnI ro
Evening star., 1950-07-31

Evening news broadcast. di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; s pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-31

lief from constipation due to lack of
dietary bulk by eating Kellogg's ALL
Bran and drinking plenty of water.
Try it at our expense. Simply write to
Kellogg's, Box 1920 B, New York II,
N. Y. and receive by return mail
FULL-SIZE PACKAGE of toasty
Kellogg's All-Bran-AT NO COST!
Evening star., 1950-07-31
HighIights
of Todoy's
Programs
RADIO TODAY.

500, WTOP - Hollywood Star
Playhouse: Van Heflin stars in
THE Cave"
800. WRC - Telephone Hour
Gladys Swarthout sings DeKoven'S
Evening star., 1950-07-31
ADVERTISEMENT A
STOPS LAxATIvES-
FEELS BETTER!

Mrs. Jerry Russell of Route 8, Mary
vile, Tenn. says, Have been eating
Kellogg's All-Bran 8 years now and
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Monmouth Results
By the Associated pr...

s-Iei riRsI ST.. RAcE-Purse, $4,000; nader
FIJI T4ad aessa Bslanse4sp ilsTlsns' 154o $50 a4c
Justaltke (stidham1 "'oo < 81
Ais: AiSo ,sn1ahsrmes. Odd Beau. Holly.
gs good's Boy, waVesab. Clearance. ''I,ss IoSd
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
soIos IaS %1gsear,olds; 1ssar,9; furlonss.
Printers Gold Colbert, o'~' 44o ia 33,99oo 33,9o
dood Wiiiin tPassmore) 4.So
Aiso Aii@e' ranHaSy lil4aa; H, Freedoms. Gift Do,
age, Mr.. Greenwood Thomas Edward. Tov
FOX DR.. Russell Jofield, Statehood.
'Daliy double paid S97.s0)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
5-year-oids and upward: 8 furlongs.
Gay pa. song (Erickson) 24.s0 $50 $50
Ttn,s 'Iasas' sas 500
Also ran-aBinky B., aCuttinp Edee
Lisnznlne Bug, Razzmatazz Gambler.
r. A. Bonsal-C. A. Mum entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s3,5oo; allow
Joinsr 5oGes Ssyesf1olds; 1stont1 furlongs
Be Gracious Fernandez 500 go go
Set Free (BalzarettD 569
Also ran-Wild Ned, Water Queen I'm
print; Tacaro, Petty Larceny, The Maid
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
Chloe tLindberg) 500 < rn q en-
Toreador Dyer ~ "a q en
Bold 10 (Kondor) Soo11
Time, 1:123s
Also ran-Aura Lee, Bannerday West
Milton, Hat Check Girl and Alma 3.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap purse, Sis
OUO ADDED; 3-year-olds and up; l IA miles
Danger Ahead (Lindb'g) 1920 $50 $50
NY Ceisste lFierman) $50 44O
Allies Pal fFernandez) 500
Also ran-Roman Candle. Miss Degree.
Ouija and Sub.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, So, 500;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; ia miles.
Halconero tDownsl 4.sO $50 $50
Lord Calvert tGilhert) $50 $50
Pennington fernandez 800
Also ran--salford end, Lark Boy, Black
Pepper, Rock Play, Transhot, Court Jes-
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; Ia miles.
Hamull (StouD $50 500 90
BoWery Hall (Gilbert) 500 & 90
Flight Nurse (CampbelD 1loO
Time, 1544s
Also ran-Hadhamaut Insider. Bayern,
Red Pompon, inertia Equinox. Proud
lfNh
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse. s2,1oo; claiming
sszyeaI-olds; ,51s furlonss.
Shadows Shadow End (splnaIe} 5000 1890 7.se
Adflanssd0 fims. f:o7' ?wils0n $40
Also ran-cardev, Five Passes Bendbou
Dream. Jennie NJ. Quiz Me
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81, 500; claim
Tdas ing; 4syear-olds and UP; g furlongs.
Sod Esta vea s9n eTurSSnlp 1TrSSnl 4o s999 49,
Pe5ltlon 4ime! / lnc!9ldiO' :.assa 1870
c Mss Tess Myssfy "ssa Marx "ns Emuiate has-
Tollys Gold, Gay Spark, Cambridge Fair.
tDsny Double paid S259.60
THIRD RAcE-rurse, s2.1oo; claiming;
3-year-olds; = furlongs.
20f s2 bs4id Max sase; sSRs' $50 tsS ttS $sS ssS
Around (Mullins) 700
Also e' 'ranERsabson. Locks nasn. Same
List, Peazy.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; g furionss. '-
fnSs sSimaay eirS tWison I1snr' 4o sSS sSS 5sS sS
Atom Rloe tCatalano) $50
Also ran---Lady Jacopo, Ventana. Sup
per Date, Big Reward and Gray Star.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500; claim
Fort Mifilin Boyle % $50 800 o'io,iss s.s0
Dauntedid tBush) $50 $50
Wolf Whistle tDelpidio) 400
Also ran-Vagrant Cloud Navy Ace
RAGS to Riches and Brown Fox.
SIXTH RACE-The Yankee Handicap;
Slo, 900 added; 3-year-olds; "a miles
Crown Me tTrent) $3.50 T.S0 44O
Passemson (Roberts) $50 $40
Bernie Moose fBnsh) $50
Time, 2:05H.
Also ren-Questus. Regal and Picador.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; allow
!Ir; ances; 3-year-olds and up. i miles.
Thwarted (Wilsonl $50 300
Sunnyvale (Culmone) $50
Time. 46ts.
Also ran-Respingo. Blue Grip, Leamour
and Brick.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1,S00; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: about l mile.
oh Blue Clover (Destasio) $40 4S0 $50
oh This High (Spinale) $40 $50 400
Equipoisette (Domenico) 4.4O
Time, :452s
Pincers. Boston Pet and PANS Boy
oh Dead heat to win.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and upwards: Il. miles.
Two Feathers Dom'ico) 1880 $50 600
Orphan Fibber (Gross) 1160 $50
Sun Ember (WilSon) $50
Also ran-sharpely. Lusmores, Brazel
Dancing Cob, Marine Light and Maxmar.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Saratoga Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACEs-Ipurse, $500: claiming
oesp9lds r9esr aad ngn,o up fuelonss a6
Plumelette fStuarD $50 45a
Bold Brennan (Boland) $40
A1me' A15o rdn@sktn l;23sS; Tonic. Rest CHALLENGE
KIadsa 30, RootsIons, oranss sun, s!ca:
Azora, Black Rover. Field
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
lng maidsn syearolds * fulonss
Phoenicia tAtkinson) $50 $50
Amphislen T1msl .osGE m9pe1' 1l7o
Keaitsa, sH f'n BarOmeter ns 1 MSsn feaeh Ss1
Blues, Knocks THlce, pans chance'
Twin Oaks Stable-P Godfrey entry.
b Cresson Farms entry.
DAILY Double paid S936O)
THIRD RACE-Purse, S3,5O0; steeple-
chase, alllowances; 4-year-olds and up;
Sea Legs adams $50 500 $40
a Adaptable tSmithwick) $50
Also ran-Navsate, Storm Hour. Fly
ing Wing, Genancoke.
John B. Youmans-Happy Hill Farm
entry.
FOURTH RAcE-stakes, purse, $4,000
Northern Star, (Guerin) $50 $50 2.4o
Crafty Admiral (Mehrtens) $50 2.90
Platoon (Hettinger) $50
Also ran-Big Stretch, Fluid Gold.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Fabricate (Arcaro) 600 2.70 $50
Mr. Trouble (Dodson) 80 2.40
Boner (CombesD 2.60
Time, 1:13.
Also ran-Deep Blue and Our Doctor.
SIXTH RACE-Stakes; purse, $4,000
added; 3-yesr-olds and up; J u miles.
Sun Bahram (Boland) $40 $50
Adile (Arcarol 400
Time, 2:063s.
Also ran-Hypocrite II, Capot. Donor.
! SEVENTH RACHPurse, $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and upward; 8 fur
| longs.
Magic Words tGuerin $40 $50 2.ao
Algasir (Delvecchio) 450 $50
| Symposium CBoulmets) $50
| Time, l:13ls.
Also ran-Adamant, Related American
Glory and Skylighter.
EIGHTH RAcE-Handicap; purse, So
| 300 added; 3-year-olds and upward; Ia
miles
Peace Mission (Boland) $40 $40 $50
First Whirl (PermaneJ 4.90 $50
| ISpahan (Hettinger) 38O
Also ran-Khaki, Hiya Sailor. Escador
Blue Circle Farms-Mrs. L. Lazare en-
try.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Flyamanita Captures
S54,845 Princess PAT,
Flags Flying Second
BY the Assoeiafed Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Flyama-
nita, winner of the recent Polly
anna Stakes at Arlington Park,
raced to a two and one-quarter-
length victory in the $54.845 Prin-
cess Pat Stakes before 20,198
patrons at Washington Park TO-
day.
The victory established the
trim little thoroughbred as queen
OF the Vests 2-year -old fillies.
Flyamanita, owned by Free
man Keyes, Chicago advertising
executive, went postward as sec
ond choice. Flags Flying, owned
by Hal Price Headley, Lexington,
KY, was second.
Red Cross Is Third.
Third place went to Dixiana IS
Red Cross while Sunningdale
Farms Shawnee Squaw, 6-to-5
favorite on the basis of two con-
secutive victories, including the
Arlington Lassie, finished fourth
in the field of nine.
Flyamanita, deftly handled by
Gerald Porch. paid $6.40, $4.2O
and $500 while earning first
money of $43.710. She sped the
six furlongs in 1:10A.
Flags Flying, which had Recind
as a running mate, returned
$7.40 and $3.50. Red Cross paid
$40.
F1yamanita. a daughter of
Petrose by Sir Gallahad
III. took the lead from Red Cross
as they turned into the stretch.
Earlier she had surged into second
place after the field had gone half
4 mile.
Juliets Nurse Sets Early Pace.
Brown Hotel Stables Juliets
Nurse was the early pacesetter,
but Red Cross was not far behind
FOR the first quarter. Flyamanita
at that point was fifth on the out
side. but after a half mile she
moved into second half a length
OF Red Cross and a head in front
OF Juliets Nurse.
They ran that way to the
stretch turn where Juliets Nurse
dropped back and Shawnee Squaw
moved to third behind Flamanita
and Red Cross. Flags Flying was
in fourth place and coming fast.
In midstretch, Fqyamanita was
lengthening her lead as Flags Fly
ing passed Red Cross. Red Cross
took the show by two lengths from
Shawnee Squaw while Friedberg
& Pollocks Miss Canasta wound
up fifth a head in front of Juliets
Nurse Mrs. H. j. Damm's Ro-
manda, Walmac Farms Native
Valor, and Recind brought up the
rear.
Counting her recent victory in
the Pollyanna Stakes and two
other f1rsts, Flyaminita now has
earned $62,910.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
u. ). Swimmers Set
To Cop Meet Today
BY the Associofed Press

TOKYO Sunday, Aug. g.
Japan's Hironoshin Furuhashi
beat the worlds record for the
400-meter freestyle swim last
night. But the United States vir-
tually clinched the dual meet by
p1llng up a point-score lead
of Sill.
The three day competition
winds up with four events tonight.
The American team needs only
to finish first, second or third in
any one of these events to win it's
third international meet with
Japan.
Furuhashi won the featured
400-meter race last night, hum
bling Australia's John Marshall
and Americas Jimmy MacLane
in the time of 4 minutes, 1872
seconds. 1t clipped IA seconds
from his own accepted world mark
of 4:34.6.
MacLane finished second. 10
yards behind the japanese ace.
Ford Konno, Japanese-American
member of the American team,
was third and Marshall, a stu
dent at Yale University, was
fourth.
Marshall and Furuhashi meet
again tonight in the 80O-meter
race, top event of the final days
program.
The American team came back
to sweep two other races and a
relay to trounce the japanese
swimmers.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Four Skeet Shooters
Are Tied for Lead
By the Associoted Press

DALLAS. Tex. Aug. 5.-Four
shooters tied today for the lead
in the National All-Bore Skeet
Championships. but the two-time
defending champion was punched
in second place with 81 others.
S/Sergt. Glenn w. Van Buren,,
Carswell Air Force base, who won
the little in 1948 and again last
year, dropped one target today for
a 199x200 score.
Bunched with perfect scores
after 200 rounds were Kenneth E.
Griggs, Eureka. Kan; Felix S.
Hawkins. Dallas; Francis L. Ellis,
Jacksonville. Fla. and Julian F.
Coleman, Crumpton, Md.
The final so targets in the all
bore championship will be fired
tomorrow.
Van Buren won the title with a
perfect 250x250 score last year.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
with Bill Leeteh

cicles off the shower head and take
his daily bath. The third was Doc
Bill Holton, who has been our
companion in this camp on more
than one occasion, and would be
now, except for the war emer-
gency. Bill would roll out Of his
bunk, rain or shine, dash down
to the lake shore and dive over
board. swim around and come
out blowing like porpoise. But
not for us!
We called our trip to Oseeta
Lake off on account of the
weather and have been seeking
pike nearer camp. Pope's Bay is a
favorite hangout for them. and
the pickerel weed beds at the head
Of the lake. They seem to love
this rainy, cold weather and will
knock the enamel off a red and
white daredevil spoon. None so
far has run large, so to make up
for that we've tackled them with
our fly rods, and they take a bit of
handling, even the two-pounders.
The biggest we've ever caught up
here weighed a little over II
pounds. but they've been konwn
to reach more than 80 pounds.
The bass have definitely re-
treated to deep water. and so far
we've been unable to locate many
of them. 1t we get few days of
fair weather, we will probably
find them. even at the expense of
a few lures. The live bait anglers
are having good luck on craw-
fish tcrabs they call them up
here) as we'll as live frogs.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Washington Park Results
RY the AssoeiaIed Press

FIRST RAcE-Purss, $1,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; furlongs:
Grey Scout ,lWes) 12.4o 40 5.9o $50
Fly Out (Brooks) $50
Also, Also ran-Lernsrs oirl: CHANGE h,es 9sa. aaa.
BerTa, Almas Pet, Rocky Sir, Truett
SECOND RAcE-purse, sa,4oo; claim
ing, 4-year-olds and up, / mile.
sp5eTtnetom fwssnsI BsTd $40 1880 So Sso ss6
Ration Book (Porch) $50
Ar5: Hs73 Rs sas 3Ss ssg gssg Ssl sssE
'Af's' DAILY 1Ad double f Ii paid se1.eo)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000 allow
ances,. 2-year-olds, 512 furlongs
Ssn SsnSs15f }MaddsSS lsa90kS' 1900 25o 2o So
Longleat Uonglea0 300
sive Sam, vernacular and Tiger Matt.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-oldS; 6 furlongs;
Under Pressure sJe,op5 1880 1890 1899 1890 GO
5lsf'1 5usP Eisft iHoe cchestSut5 sGtpef '0' 200
n3.be! Ran sus5 Gin H:9 3 cf55:5 pass
Rose and Piragua.
FIFTH RACE-Purse So. 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; l mile.
Princess Dare Chestnut $40 2so s60
Chariot Wheels Church, $40
Also s' ran: Festival II, Bird Brain, Autan
opinionated and Virtue.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $4,000; allow
anceS; 3-year -olds; 6 furlongS.
FutuIamatic adams $40 800 80
Iast 5und UP tBatcReller) iSaasRei o'~' $50
Also ran: Donke serenade. Ray Loper,
A. Lark, Bully Boy, Old Tom and Hawley.
SEVENTH RACE-stakes; Purse, Se5 1000
added; 2-year-olds; furlongS.
Flyamanita Porchl $40 40 $50
Flags Flying CWilliams) 7.40 4.s9
Red Cross (Madden) 4.40
Time, 1:1045.
Also ran-a Shawnee sauaw, a Native
valor. Miss Canasta, Romanda, Juliets
sunninf dale Farm and walmac Farm
entry.
Hal Prsce Headley entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. S2,700: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 11s miles.
Whirl Home (Keene) 80 $50 400
9anlna panIn , tpederSo1n9 ,Ss,so,, $50 $50 80
Time, 40 equals track record.
Also ran-Chureo, Mr.. PLATE, Floating
Clown ,Kilbelin Trafnc, Masnus and Flash
burn.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, So 200; claiming
4-year-olds and up; js miles.
Scotland Yard Keene) 5000 $50 4.s0
Challedella (Madden) 400 $50
Reign Miss (Adaml l1.00
Time, :46i5.
Also ran-Bonnie Donnie, Big Inch, Fire
Mon and Best Judgment.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Favored Capo Runs Fourth Pet Takes Whitney Stakes Mue
Watch Ne Takes Large Pony
Honors at PurceIIviIIe Show

pair event with Chincoteague Gal
and Baby.
The Virginia Horse Shows Equi-
tation class resulted in victory
for Barbara Graham who placed
over sister Nancy, Susan Shinter
and Terry Drury. In the horse
manship event for riders under
13 years of age the blue went
to Katharine Bonfoey whose
Westwind accounted for ia
point score in the large pony di-
vision. Others scoring in this
event were Nancy Griffith, Bever-
ley Harrison and Laura Lee
Shreve.
Loudoun pony hacks l. Mercer Loves
Matte; 3. David and Johnny Edmondson's
Little Chief; 4. Elizabeth Everett's Bonnie
Miss.
Warm-ap: under 1870 hands; /. z. ".
Revercomb's Baby; 3. Jean and Susan An
derson's susans Pride; 4. Jack Paynes
Pony foals: /. Graham Sisters Futur-
amic; 9. H. Ralph Fields jr.'s entry; 8.
Earnley FARMS entry; 4. Tommy Jacksons
Flicka
sm'tSI WSFm1gP Gaasn over lana 1so HANDS TCmmy
Pepper Toes; 3. Katharine Bonfoey's
Westw1nd; 4. Adele Hawthorne's Black
-, Green pony hunters topen: ~ An
thony Rives' Northlight; . susans Pride;
3: Sea Bee; 4. Laura Lee shreves Pop
Pony broodmares: /. Sue Ann Free
mans Thumbs Up; .. Graham Sisters
Patsy; .. Farnlsy FARMS Apple Pie 4.
Nancy Grifhth's Brownie.
Hunter hacks under 1870 hands.
Beverley Harrison's Bigger Bits: ;. Sea
Bee; 8; susans Pride 4: Little Chief.
and Mrs. W, Haggin Perry's Watch Me;
Roctx 4 Northhght; hsstw;nd :; Sue Ann Freemans
Pony ysarlines:, Fox Hollow Stables
sylyia's Comet 2. Sea Bee; 8. Hydra
Sparkle; 5, Golden jane; s T. pep Popsickie' itsck
Ponies under saddle. under 1870 hands:
i Ri Rigssr gS. PITS :. Sea Bee; 3. Patsy; 4.
Lead rein class: l Bigger Bits; .. sheila
Ians Embreyts y,.u Sherry; As 3; Pohnnie Edmond.
-, Model ponies, topen) l. Mr. and Mrs.
M S,ts Hassin IN. PeEry's Wstch Ne 2. Bigger
Hunters, under 1870 hands / Sea Bee;
:. Baby; 3. Susan's Pride: a. Man Dear.
HunterS over 1870 hands: l.. watch
as; sparEle Il "est"ind; 3 N0FthliEht' 4 Black
Virginia Horse Shows Association Equi-
Lo1AOll N1Cudl CLASS. =. BARBARA GranaIn,
:. Nancy Graham; 3. Susan Sinner; 4.
Horsemanship class, riders under "a
years Of age: l.. Katharine Bonfoey: 2.
Nancy -Gritfth; 3. Beverly Harrison; 4.
Laura Lee Shreve.
Junior hacks l. North Light: .. Susan
Sinners Bonnie Less; g. Dorothy FredG
Medic; 4. Westwind
Pair of hunters. l. chincoteague Gal
and Baby; ,. Watch Me and NorthIisht:
:; Westwind and Sea Bee: 4 Laura Lee
shreve's Chico and !susan's Pride.
Ponies under saddle. over 1870 hands:
!. Nancy GrifhthS Cappy; .. Thumbs Up;
Away. A
Junior hunters: l. Susan Sinners Bon
ME Lass; ? w. Wetherall. jrs Open the
Door Riehardi 3. Black Sparkle; l. Bang
Modified Olympia. open: l. Golden Jane:
:. Black Sparkle; 3. E. w. ReVercomb's
! Toes. e'OeA
Junior working hunters: l. Bonnie Lass:
2. Dorothy Freds Medic; g. Black Sparkle;
4. Michael MarshS Brownie
~6orinthlan hunters: J. Watch Me; 2.
! Baby; 3 Westwind; 4. Bang Away
Small pony champion: Sea Bee. IL
points. Reserve. Bah, 8 points
Large pony champion Watch Me, is
points Reserve, Golden Jane, 10 points.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
95 Women Will PLAY
tuesday in Post Cup
Golf Tournament

The Class A section of the
Women's District Golf Associa-
tion's Post Cup tournament will
be played Tuesday at Congress
sional Country Club with 95 play
ers competing, according to pair
ings and starting times released
by Mrs. w. w. Kinsinger, Glass
A Tournament Chairman.
Starting From No. 1 Tee.
900 Mrs. Milton Harris (Wood.) and
Mrs. Samuel Brown Wood); 9:04. Mrs.
Henry henry GS9dman Ga .nWoodl nns J and MS: Thso.
Fass wood; s;1@; Mrs. J; S. Phillips
a. oA;.N9 IA and IL Mrs. T schlosbsrg GA,,N1; !;
G. L. Purmort lA.-ND; 9:2O. Mrs. W. j.
AM; a;24. Mrs: irving % swanson assn
9:3s, Mrs. Frank Browning @ SS 1A.-N.1 1ss ana
Mrs. G; G, DeKav tA.-ND,
9:32, Mrs. Betty Meckley (Ken) and
Bliss ] ssreeant fRs GB.H3 sie and Mrs sSo j. Mfs F
Gross 1Col); $40, Mrs. William Gillian
,B:HD and Mrs Sam Lewis 1B H; 9:44,
Brooks lB,HJ;, a:4S, Mrs. Raleigh Han m,
dirk CB:HD and Mrs. James swink tB.H.J:
a;52. Mrs; Franklin Babcock lC.cJ and
I.l,
Richard Johnson (CcJ and Mrs. Wood
W. VI io:9S%Nrs IN n J, Torlinski sA-n and
son accI; i6:6s1Mrs Nfi PhiiIp mGDeff israel Mli
&C., snd Mrs. Henry, Rayenei cc,cD;
Mrs. J. ". Godfrey cconsfI; i0:ie2MiSs WTa ana
Nina CHAMPION tCongrJ and Mrs. Frank
Murphy Constr: 10;:O-MTs. Carl Mat
tConsr(; IO:224-Mrs. B. il. Henderson nsl
t(Sconsrl; lS;aseeMrs, deorse JGd JAM
a2-Mrs. Henry Riley tWash'5 nsan and
MIS-; Charles Lynch (congr3; io:36-Mr1sH.
GsaTae Charles l. GaIsnTe GEsIenToad Wash and Mrs
walsh wash }; io:4IMrs. IG:4 Mrs q f II satlez m a.
VI }wasS Rs:h lo4sMTss ans MTs Lafayette E5snEin
Wash 1W. and Mrs; John j. corson tWash. i;
MIS- J. Baildda nj Hale Ptnpeen fWssh and
Lucille Busch (Ars.l and Mrs. Charles
Thomson tArg.l; 11:OO-Mrs. Richard
FoIey fTI tArgi and Mrs; Stuart G. Smith
MAN and Mrs. G. r. Gable ken. Mrs,
Marion Russell tP.GD. o
o.oo Starting From No. 10 Tee.
bert Laeeg S[oGa aan snG s Ms ss4 MTs HsT. HsT
msn r. g. ana s Mr; Rss PAN, Mrs costsc Marie waPsr
Mrs. F. C. Jones MANI; 9:46 Mrs =
W. " Broynell MAN and Mrs. W. A.
Depin LMv MAN.; $50, Mrs. Leo Butler
9;54, Mrs. Lois Gladdins tP. GJ and
MIS- mrs; Robert C. Ross Up. g.; 9:5s Mrs.
shahan saaf9n Hlntz 50 r. r. G. and Mrs. NJ. S.
lo:o2, Mrs. Jack Smith Up. G. and
MRS mrs Georse voigt P. G.. 1905. Mrs
frea 1a, Ghaimson P. g. and Mrs. Ade-
ialoe Lewis tP. 60; 10:I0. Mrs. E e.
AAIIwood tKeno and Mrs. william Foley
ttRRen'li 10:14: Mrs. Richard Kreuzbers
,nen; ,at1s H and Mrs; Ed Widmayer ken;
MIS- F. c. Hunter tKen): 1O:2.. Mrs
GIyde Hammersla (Ken) and Mrs, Edna
Lee Lee Fails tKen1; 1925 Mrs. A. b
Io"sr tMan-) and Mrs. John Long
Evening star., 1950-08-06
7 Horse Shows Slated
In This Area Today

Horse show fans have a choice
of two shows in the Washington
area today. The annual Bull Run
Hunt Horse Show, sponsored by
the hunt club and the Prince
William American Legion Post,
will be held at the Portner Estate,
Manassas, Va. at l pm. (EDT).
At the Lanham Speedway on the
Edward Mahoney estate in Lam
ham, Md, the st. Mary's Horse
and Pony Show will start at 10
am.
The Bull Run show will present
a Is class card with the model
class first and followed by the
warm-up, pony hacks. working
hunters, pony jumpers, open to
all. hunter hacks, ladies hunters,
touch h-and-out, open hunters,
road hacks. and the Bull Run
Hunt Club class. Hunter and
jumper championships will be
awarded.
The show is a post entry event
and among those expected to COM
pete are Mr.. and Mrs. Alex CAL
vert, Mrs. Amory Lawrence, Manly
Carter, Charles Carrice, Paul Fout,
j. North Fletcher and other top
Virginia establishments.
st. Mary's show offers 13 pony
classes, three junior events and
eight hunter and jumper classes.
Ponies and juniors will take over
the morning session with the
hunter and jumper classes sched-
uled for the afternoon session
starting at 1880 o'clock.
Ponies are divided into three
size groups and keen competition
is expected with a peak turnout of
leading Maryland ponies entered.
Tricolors will be pinned in the
three pony divisions, the junior
division and the hunter and
jumper division. Carabelli.