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Evening star., 1951-01-30

NnL, co4oreo, 70 make sand.
ss l%Isals4s srn SUB bSaMiSs S Nss' sHs sas
EASY EXTRA MONEY. Sell greet.
Ing cards. stationery to friends and
Fsst ooa sefvos Sa@Diss cotgMB2aD e Ba2Dl4E. HSf
93o F st: NV. RIM; 800. RE. 47i6.
ATTENTION sALEsWoMEN-A ma.
tionally known company is organiz-
roIndiaa ing sales division h d. G: and sur
women familiar with direct speciality
selling cosmetics. brushes. plastics,
etc No canvassing. no collections,
no dellverles; high commissions. i'm
meolate earnings. To those aualifled
vos xs nave eapsets nSstisn' es s L ssss
CAN ANT YoG pni USE $50. Sell only Ns4 Zoo
BOXES OF Jewels famous 21 for ST
ai-occaSlon cards. No exper. needed.
on approval. JEWEL. Dept. 5. 366
Plane St., Newark, N. ].
GIRL. colored, age 1910; size IL
uniform or under. as maid-nurse's
neat, refined. CONSCIENTIOUS. % No e4e Se
Perlesnee stc necessary. Write Box 237-
MAKE PROFITS. meet people! Tsa Show
aSt-SeIllng Everyday Greeting
Cards. 21-card 81 assortments pay
profits to 1905. Exclusive Secret
Pal, imprints, Others Samples on
approval. MIDWEST CARDS, Ills
Washington. Dept. sos, St. Louis,
HOUSEWIVES-Do you like meeting
people? Are you looking for work
that also permits you to take care
OF your home responsibilities? II
you have car and can work after
moons and evenings you can easily
earn $50 per week or more. Inn
mediate earnings, no canvassing,
Can 81; $685.. after pm. 80
LEADING MEMS STORE desires young
lady as salesperson and ofice cleri-
caI. Apply in person to Mr.. Ehrman.
D. J. KAUFMAN. S33 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
OFFICE,CLERK

Alert young woman with
nice personality, pleasant tele-
phone voice and adept with
ngures. Permanent, 5-day
week.
Evening star., 1951-01-30

YOUNG MAN. white. in order depart
ment of long established office sup
plies store: permanent Job; draft
exemption desirable; 5Ia-day week
THE STOCKETT-F1SKE co. 919 e
YOUNG MAN of good appearance and
personality to. sell linens, fabrics
and curtains in fine store; selling
experience most important; good
salary and opportunity. MEYERS,
vG LA Conn, ave; DU. ,5742. 80
room clerk, Must have D. c. driv-
er's permit. Call Mr.. Biederman
tor appt. Ii: $4,000. L. p
sTEUART & BRO, INC. 13s 18th
YOUNG MAN. with or without ex-
per- TO help in paint store. Box
BoY-Light MESSENGER work. bicycle,
IAB6RAToRY Ids5 Esef sqdhVAN ddI A6tb pENTAL 9F
wANTED-Men to drive Yellow Cabs;
GQMERY La. 6:5152.
PART-TIME PRESsER-Apply PARK
ROAD CLEANERS, 3410 18th ST.
AIRwAY COMPANY needs men.
Apply 10 am, RIM. 26. Is11 H st.
PART TIME-specia! evening work
Ihe washington area branch of an
old established concern has few
excellent part-time openings. For
married men who would like to add
to their income by working part
time few hours week. You can
earn as much as 500 per week
For details write Box 253-M. Star.
LOCAL WHOLESALE FIRM wants
man, experienced, as clerk or sales
man in hardware or house furnish
lngs field; exceptional opportunity;
salary commensurate with ability.
Applications by letter only. FET-
TERMAN u, HARDWARE CO., 81 H
wHAr Ii IA ARE RTE1YE6nns'qP Yons FLASs r e for 1S5,2
A good Rawleigh business is hard to
beat. Big line, well established,
makes good profits. No experience
required. Write today for information
how to get started. RAWLEIGH'S,
Dept, DCA-14-254. Chester. Pa.
opening in service and installa tion
dept; draft deferred; mechanically
inclined; knowledge of communica-
tion equipment helpful; thorough
training; good salary to start with
rapid advancement If you qualify
Phone MISS KENNEDY. DI. 1890.
PART TIME
To answer office telephone. 90 pm
shur ST. NV. TU. 5000.
A RETIRED ohF&AEp ARMY OR NAVAL
DESTROYS of learning the real estate
business will find a splendid oppor-
tunity in our Arlington office. Must
be sales minded and willing
worker; See. Mr.; Dixon Of JAMES
L. DI6oN & CO. 1929 18th st.
Evening star., 1951-01-30

Apply in Person
Mr.. Harab
American Linen Service Co.
1888 8th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
JUNIOR CLERK

An interesting position is available
for a high school graduate who is
lS-2l years OF age. has a knowledge
OF typing and is willing to give
good attendance. Apply Personnel
a06m s06 ~ 5oo; Open weekdays, s;3o-5
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
LABORATORY TECHNIClAN, trained
ana experienced in general labora-
tory technique, to work night shift
Apply by letter, stating qualifica-
tons Box 63-M. Star. II
aRit s71 time sales work for
In hours Of own choice. Ma. 1856,
10 m. to $40 pm.
ATTENDANT. Prefer
Arlington resident. Permanent Job.
GOOD q oou,sa salary. Phone FIR. 1921 for
MAID-Must have hotel exper. and
good references. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS 3700 Mass. ave. NV. II
needed by YWCA; grad
VA nase ono n massage ass preferred. Call
M1tRoFiIM hi SF2G, Ext opEEAroRs IL for @S9 Re-
cordak equipment. Apply in person,
Rm. 925 Bowen Bldg. SIS 18th st.
NV II
SALESLADY, experi-
enced only good salary; permanent.
Apply after l O'Clock. DAVANNE,
1913 Conn. ave, 80
and companion, Call at 2233
@ st, NV. Bring references. i
and kindergarten director
for cooperative school in ne.
Washington; must be experienced
Write. stating qualifications and
salary. MRS. A. F. HIGGINS, 1916
Chillum rd., Mt. Rainier. Md
Evening star., 1951-01-30

Real Estate Saleslady
For our Arlington office. Should be
experienced in real estate sales
Must have car See Mr.. Ford of
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. 1928 10th
ST. N. Arlington, Va. ia. $1,000.
Evening star., 1951-01-30


WAITRESS, white, exper.; day work.
Apply 7S15 Georgia ave. Il
MATTRESSES. 2: l for day shift,
other for night shift: must be ex-
per. and reliable. GEORGES CAFE,
9l2 Rhode Island ave. ne. Il
WAITRESS, white. 2I to So: expert
enced: New Hampshire and Farra-
gut st. NV. RA. 02SO. Il
WAITRESS WANTED, experienced,
Ehite; Apply DEL RAY RESTAU-
RANT. 2411 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex,
Va. TIE. 9599. 81
MATTRESSES, experienced. for exclu-
slye place. For interview, see MISS
LEE, 2900 Columbia pike. Arlington.
IA. 2-9S62 al
MATTRESSES. over 21. exper.. neat.
Must be on the ball" Apply in
person. $500 Ga. ave. NV 81
GIRL, white; 3 ewes. a week. to 10,
CORD PHARMACY. 1916 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. 81
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-22
FOREST SERVICE MAN HERE TO DISCUSS FIRE PROTECTION

Discussion of fire protection in Alaska's national forests and on public lands is the object of c. A. Gastafson, of the U. s. Forest Service .ta sta9 " Washington, ash T. c who arrived here Monday.
 Gustafson is head of the fire control division of that agency.
 He will be in Juneau few days and will then go to Anchor age and the Kenai Peninsula, &C., companied by representatives of the local service office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-22
K dio Log
 KIN Y Alaska Broadcastlng Co.
 CBS = LBS DIAL 1460-JUNEAU

WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:oo-KARL BATES NEWS-LBS. 6:l5-Dinner Music. Billboard of Air. 6:45-Local News. 6:55-Weather 7:Oo-MAxIM-MURPH
 FIGHT-CBS. 8:Oo-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. :Oo-Bond- Week Club. 8:30-Teenage Quiz. 9:O0-Aiaska News. 9:15-JOSEPH c. HARSCH-LBS. 9:3O-Bond-a- Week Club. l0:00--News. l0:15-Sports Roundup. l0:30-Weather. lO:35-Sign C.t. THURSDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 Sign On. 7:OO-Sunrise Serenade.
 3'O5-Local Weather.
 7:3o-News Summary.
 8:00-Morning Thought.
 S:io-News Headlines.
 8:25-Weather report. 9:O0-LIBERTY JAMBOREE-
 LBS. 9:30-Weather report. 9:35-Trio Time. 9:45-GEORGE FISHER-CBS. 0:00-NewS. :05-Milady's Memo. O:3o-ROBT. Q.'S WAXWORKS-
 CBS. II :00-Music. 11:15-Listeners' Digest. 11:3o-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS 2:00-Forecasts. 12:05-Salon Serenade. 12:l5-News. 12:3O-ORGAN PORTRAITS-LBS. 1:0o-RADIO REPORTERS
 SCRATCH BADGES. 1:15-MR. INFORMATION-CBS. :3O-SAMMY KAYE-CBS. 2:Oo-MAIN STREET MUSIEC
 HALL-CBS. 00rProudly We Hail. 3:30-Parade of Hits. 4:3O-RAGTlME REvUE-LBS. 5:OO-YOU AND WORLD-CBS. 5:15-Excursion in Science. 5:3o-MORGAN MUSCLES. 545-Red Dog Daze. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- trol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-22
Service Personnel May be Exempted On Amusement Tax

WASHINGTON, Aug. p - R - Senate passage today sent to the White House aih exempting serv- ice personnel from the 2o percent Federal admissions tax when they have passes to theater or other amusement place..
 A similar measure was in effect during World War Two.
 The Senate acted unanimously, by voice vote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-22
Alaskan, Separated From Poke, Fails 10 Prosecute 4 Suspeeis

LOS ANGELES, Aug. g = LRl = Accused of separating a husky Alaskan from his $500 poke, three bar giris were released yesterday when he failed to al pear to pros ecute them.
 The Alaskan, Jol.1i L. Brock, 30, of Fairbanks, made a citizens ar rest of the three. plus bartender, last week on the complaint that they enticed him to buy drinks until his money was gone.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
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Evening star., 1951-04-08
Isabel Ferguson
Engaged to Wed

Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Isabel
Ferguson, daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. James William Fergu-
son Of Waynesville, N. c., to Mr..
William Hargadine, jr.. son of Mr..
Hargadine and the late Mrs. Mary
Tharp Hargadine of FELTON,, Della.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Agnes Scott College and re-
ceived her masters degree from
the University of Chicago. She
has done graduate work at Ameri-
can University and is Chief of the
Subminimum Wage Branch Of the
Wage and Hour and Public Con-
tracts Divisions of the Labor De-
partment.
Mr.. Hargadine, a graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania. is the
Regional Director for the Wage
and Hour and Public Contracts
Divisions in Pennsylvania. Della
ware and Maryland.
The wedding Is planned for
May 5.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Jen-
Ikins of Towson. Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Anna Beatrice, to 1t. William F.
Young, U. S. M. c., son of Mr..
Frank g. Young and the late Mrs.
Young of Berkeley, Calf.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the University of Maryland, where
she was a member. of Gamma Phi
Beta sorority. She is a second
lieutenant in the Marine Corps,
having recently graduated from
the Women Officers Training
Glass at Quantico. She is sta
toned at Henderson Hall, Arling-
ton.
1t. Young attended Southwest
ern University in Texas and
Georgia Tech and was graduated
from Yale University. He is a
member of Kappa Alpha fraternity
and is now serving aboard the
U. s. S. st. Paul.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

The bride-elect attended Han
nah More Academy at Reister-
town, Md. and is in the graduating
class at Northfield School for Girls
Mr.. Doherty attended st. Gallen
Switzerland, and Williams Col
lege. He is presently with the
9th Infantry Division at Fort
Dix, N. j.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Miss White
is Bride

st. Peters Catholic Church was
the scene yesterday of the wedding
of Miss Evelyn Elaine White and
Mr.. John Daniel Fitzpatrick. the
Rev. Martin w. Christopher OFF,
ciating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Victoria White and the late
Mr.. Thomas H. White of Califor-
mia, Pa. The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick.
Following a reception held at
the Congressional Room of the
Willard Hotel. the couple left for
a wedding trip to New York and
Bermuda. The couple will make
their home at 2115 Suitland ter
race Sc.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Golden WeddinQ
Is Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar z. Homer of
1880 Ingraham street NV. will
celebrate their 50th wedding ami
versary today with an open house
from 5 to $3.50 o'clock for about rs
guests.
Among the guests will be the
bridesmaid and best man at the
wedding. some of the guests that
ATTENDED and the wife of the off,
|ciating clergyman.
Mr.. Homer retired from the
|GPO in 1948 after A years of
service. The couple, both of whom
are in their I'D year and both of
whom were born in Washington,
have one son and one grandson
Charles H. Homer and Charles H,
jr., of Bethesda.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
JEANNE Sigler Engaged to We'd

The engagement OF Miss JEANNE
|Sigler to MIR. William A. Doherty,
son of Mrs. Hope Austin Of Manila.
Philippine Islands, and Mr.. Doug
las Doherty Of Englewood, N. j.,
has been announced by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell p.
|Sigler of New York and Newton,
Conn. The wedding will take
place in early July.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

st. Francis Xavier Church was
the scene of the wedding yester-
day of Miss Betty Louise Foy of
this city and Mr.. John P. O'Brien,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
O'Brien, also of this city. The
Rev. Richard j. Barron officiated
at the nuptial mass.
Following a motor trip through
Virginia the couple will make their
home here.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
White Photo.

Miss Ann de Sales Trainor,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Patrick Trainor, became the
bride yesterday Of Mr.. Walter
Cruise Wills, son Of Mrs. Francis
Hirt of Arlington and the late
Mr.. Walter S. Wills. The cere-
mony was performed in the
Church of Our Lady of Victory
the Rev. Edward Hermann off,
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills will live at
5301 Macarthur boulevard after
their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

The Church of the Assumption
was the scene Of the wedding
March 81 of Miss Suzanne Mary
Abel and Mr.. Clement Xavier
Galligan, the Rev. Eymard p,
Galligan. brother of the groom,
offlciating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.. Abel.
The groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Galligan of Saratoga
Springs. N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

MRS. ROBERT E. LEEPER.
Her marriage to Mr.. Leeper,
SON of Mr.. William Leeper and
the late Mrs. Leeper of Lees
ville, Ohio, took place March
81 at st. Francis de Sales
Church, the Req. Anthony
Benfglio Officiating. She is
the former Miss Patricia
O'Connor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank O'Connor.
Evening star., 1951-04-16

Capt. Moore will be in charge O,
Boiling
The season again will be divided
into two series with the winner,
meeting at the end of the season
to decide the championship, Th,
second half of 80 contests will
start June IL.
The schedule:
FIRST HALF. TWICE AROUND.
vs. Msy A. 10, q Heprich ys: Cameo: s, Randall
ine. 'on Vs. BOIL
May IA. Boiling VS. Randa1s TX
Heurich vs.. Mailman; 16, Cameo vs. Boil
Ing; y: Randall VS.. Heurich; is, Nain1ai
May 2l, Mailman VS.. Randall; %
Cameo VS.. Heurich; %, Boiling VS.. MAI
man; "a, Randall vs.. Cameo; 25, Heuricl
May 2s. Cameo vs.. Mailman; 20, Heuricl
NJ ~; ,,i nandali' Il 30, Boiling VS.. Cameo; 81
June l, Randall VS.. Boiling.
SECOND HALF, THREE TIMES AROUND
June II, Heurich VS.. Cameo; II, Ran
dali VS.. Naiman; 49, Boiling VS.. Heuricb
Il, canoo VS.. Randall is, Naiman VI
june ls, Heurich VS.. Mailman; 10. Boil
=, Randall VS.. Heurich; 22, Mailman "
June % Mailman VS.. Randall &c
Cameo VS.. Heurich; 2r, Boiling VS. Mai
man; rs. Randall VS.. Cameo; 29 Heuric
/ VS.. Boiling.
July ,, Cameo VS. Mailman; 3, Hevricl
vs.. Randall; 4. Boiling VS.. Cameo; {
Naiman Vs. Heurich: 6. Randall vs.
| July 8, Boiling VS.. Heurich: 10. Came
| VS.. Randall: II. Naiman VS. Boiling;
Heurich VS.. Cameo: 13. Randall v,
Il Mailman
/ July 16. Boiling VS.. Randall; II, Nal
man VS.. Cameo; Is. Randall VS.. Heurich
-, Cameo VS.. Boiling; 20, Heurich VI
Mailman
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Bogus Pari-MutueI Tickets
Lead 10 Arrest Of -Four
By the Associated pre..

MIAMI. Fla, April 16.-Pau,
Ryder. Gulfstream Parks police
chief, said today he would file
forgery charges against four per-
sons accused of passing counterfeit
pari-mutuel tickets worth $984.5C
at the race track Saturday.
Ryder said charges would be
filed with the Broward County
(Fort Lauderdale) solicitors of.
flee against Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Uglesaien. both 48. George B. Han.
kerson. SO, and Miss Jackie Al
bert. 81.
They were arrested after cash.
ing II bogus tickets and are helo
in two separate jails pending in.
vestigation, Ryder added. HI
said no trace had been found OF
a man known only as Jack" who
allegedly gave the Uglesaiens anc
Miss Albert the tickets and paic
them for cashing them in. He
said Hankerson apparently casheo
five OF the tickets as a favor fol
Mrs. Uglesaien. not knowing they
were counterfeit. .....
"This man called Jack is the
man we're looking for" Ryder
said. 1--WE want the. stamps and
dies used to make those tickets. ;
He described the tickets as "al-
most perfect limitations.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Heurich-C Cameo Game to Start
Industrial League Play May S

Heurich Brewers. defending
champions, and Cameo Furniture
1850 runnerup, open the Indus
trial Baseball League 50-game
schedule May S on the West
Ellipse at $3.50 pm.
This will be the 18th consecu-
tive season for the league.
The league has two newcomers,
Ole Olson replaces Randall In
dians and Boiling Air Force Base
takes over the Sunnybrook fran
ch-se.
Pepco Barry, veteran Heurich
manager, will lead the defending
champions again. Archie Via will
pilot Cameo, M. Rudden will
manage Ole Olson. Hank Pizza
will direct Naiman Photo and
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Rider Hurtin Deep Run Hum
Still in Critical Condition
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va. April TO-
John zoric. Is, Jockey injured ir
the Deep Run Hunt races here
Saturday, remained on the every
critical" list today at the Medical
College of Virginia Hospital.
Doctors said Zoric suffered q
crushed head. While he is ex.
pected to live, they said he would
have to remain in the Hospital fol
a long time.
zoric was rushed to the hos.
pital Immediately after his spill,
on the first Jump in the Malvern
Hill race. He was in the operating
room for more than an hour. His
father. John B. Zoric of Bedford
was at his side.
A student at a Unionville (Pa. }
high school, zoric started riding
"a year ago at the Deep Run Hunt
races.
Spectators saw the horse Spain
fall on the jockey after failing te
clear the first Jump.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
7orIoc Captures Top Honors
In Bit and Spur Horse Show

9: Black Satin 3, Thane of Wales; 4,
Pony hunters, 11,2-13o-1. Chico; 2,
Baby; 3, Surprise; 4, Popcorn.
Raven; 2, Popsiekie; s. 81 Amy; T. LADY Lady
Amber.
Hughes; 8, Ken shreve; 4, j. Hughes
c. Gittings horsemanship award7-l. Fritz
Lee settes Toni Lee D. CAROLYN
Girl; :: Laura Lee shreve,s Cheesecake;
snker auhsfa g. Margaret WIS.,
4, Mrs, Foster Fenton's Rick Rack. ''
Ssdds sisbt Minas MMiGnktOni End Ns
Cranes Tariac; i. stinker ' ''
Junior pairs Of hunters, Chico and
e5Ii snd Tafac; E1Rt Wnss s'ysRa sRd
Lyckholm sisters Night FisRt. lin anu
Pony jumper sweepstakes-1, stormy:
Troubador.
ca5Snsr stgdsni ,S'arm,upMi; ,'aan Mr. and Mrs.
kitchie Fullers Dannu; T. Stinker.
Student working hunters. Wye: .
cake.
StUdent touch and out. Altitude: .
along.
Danna nnor 8 Ricf Rack kRs PupsicEss YEiss q
Junior modified Olympia. Tarlac; ..
1rouoaoor; 8, Stinker; 4. Night Wings.
Junior handy hunter, Chico: 2.
stlnKer: 3, Craven Raven; 4. Tarlac
Student open iumper-l. AItitude: ..
iarlac' 8. Night Wings; 4. Stinker.
Student open hunter. King Virgil; ..
Night Wings; 3. Wye; 4. Dannu
-, Junior knock down -and-out-l. Might
Flight; 2, Night Wings; 3, Wye; 4, Dannu.
Bit and Spur member working hunters
IL, Cneesecake; =. Chico; 3, Popsickle;
noSIa Small pony champion-Black satin. 8
points. reserve, Merry o, 8 points. Tie
oroken oy conformation judgingD
intermsdiate pony champion-Chico. IL
points. Reserve. Baby, 8 points.
Large pony champion-Amy, 10 points
reserve, Popsickle, s points
Junior hunter champion-chico. 10
points. Reserve. Popsickle, points.
Junior jumper champion-Night Wings.
points. Reserve. Tarlac. points
decided on jump on
student hunter champion - Wye.
points; Reserve, King Virgil, 8 points
student Jumper champion-Altitude, Is
lpoiEts: Reserve. Tarlac. 8 points.
Grand champion - Tarlac. 90 points.
reserve Night Wings, 16 points
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Lorraine GULL Rolls Record 437
For National Tourney Lead

time tournament mark of 1894
rolled by the Jay Gees Of High
Point, N. c., in 1912.
Micalizzi Second in Singles.
Besides squirting on top in the
John Dennis event, Micaiizzi also
shot to second place in the mems
singles with 447.
The Capital mems doubles team
lof Mike Avon and Roy (Horse-
Ishoe) Wilson moved to second
place with 843 as Avon raped out
a l91 game and 472 set, both high
for the current tournament
Avon, after only "a pins in his
first three boxes cut loose with
strike. spare, triple header strike
spare and triple-header in the
final box to mark up his 191. His
last two games were las and 1856
! Bill King and Ellis Naiman
another Washington twosome
bowled into third place with 834
King tailed a 429 set and Mai.
man, 4o5.
| National Bohemian Beer Of
Baltimore is the new leader il
mems championship teams with
2,017. Parkville Reds of Balti.
more are second with 1854. Es.
sex Majors of Baltimore is thu
new women's championship leader
with 1,783. trailed by Sports
Bowl of Norfolk, Va. with 1,776
Concannon Is Leader.
Myles Concannon of Torring.
ton. Conn, leads mems single.
with 451. Ed Baker of Baltimore
erstwhile leader, holds third with
440.
/ Comely Jean Duckson of Clar.
endon with a Ais set shot t,
second place in women's Singles
She bowled consistent games O
1873, 136 and 141. Ann Carlson O
Washington is fourth with $50.
Ida Simmons Slack of Norfolk
formerly No. l woman duckpinne,
of the country. leads the womeni
IaN-events with 1,112.
| Charley Myers of Frederick
Md. has supplanted Ray Haine,
OF Baltimore as the mems all.
events leader with 1926.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Rippy Is Key to Bethesda Club S
Hopes in State Golf Matches

! is agitation at the winter meet
ings to have the series played
over neutral courses. OF IA
matches last year, the home
teams won IL. Prince Georges,
the heavy favorite, won three
straight matches at home, an
oddity in the luck of the draw,
and then lost the first match it
played away from it's home course.
That was to Baltimore in the final
lat Columbia, a neutral course.
If Rippy should be unavailable
next week, Harry Griesmer. the
Bethesda pro, probably will take
Dennis Bolster for a partner, as
he did yesterday. Bolster was
the Districts top junior golfer
last year and was one Of a quar-
tet of youngsters proffered mem
berships by Bethesda. Griesmer,
who is on top of his game after
playing well in several Southern
tournaments. and Bolster won
three points from Pro Mel Shorey
and Eddie Ault, Indian Springs
top duo, yesterday.
Skinker With Bethesda.
Other than Rippy and Bolster,
Bethesda will have virtually the
same team as the past two years.
Earle Skinker, member of Co.
lumbia and Bethesda, will play
with the latter inasmuch as CO.
lumbia will not enter team.
Joe LaSalle. the club champion
at Bethesda. A. S. (Dick) Melvin,
Herb Rudd, Tom Manning and
Tony Popalaski are other prob
able starters, with other berths to
be filled from George Winkler,
Frank Huseman. Kay Fletcher, the
Donaldsons, Fran and Phil; and
Allan Sherier. With the excep-
ton of Fletcher. a Junior, all have
been Bethesda members for sev-
eral years.
Indian Spring in 1912 and Prince
Georges in 1949 are the only Dis
trict teams to break into the Bal
timore domination of the State
team matches for the last IL years.
Prince Georges has the best lineup
on paper again this year, but IA
voritism means little in the State
series, particularly when the.
choices have to play a dangerous
team such as Bethesda on its home
course.