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MANAGER for tobacco department;
experience preferred but not essen
tial salary and commission Apply
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MAsols. stone and brick: wanted
immediately; Apply AVERY CON-
MEAT CUTTER. exper.. sober. re-
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MEATcUTTER, must b. sober, de-
MESSENGER. white. $50 for 4o-hr.
Ssfl.. Ssff pkHss APsly BLDG L person -ls lsls
METAL MAN. exper., to clean and
sort metal Apply In person, ACE
lynx co. 1920 Georgia ave, NV
MILITARY SUPPLY
Man. experienced in. military supply
procedures with reference to stock
eontrol and Inventories, Age 21-3o
MILL FOREMAN for small; modern
permanent. Can Mr.. MAI1coATf'
NIGHT EH q oFFr1cER and desk clerk with
knowledge Of PIX switchboard for
residential hotel; must be middle
aged dependable man; refs. nee.
should be able to do simple book
pm. until am; 6-day wk.; salary
open. Give full details as to age.
family and past exper. Box 216-R,
Star is
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Tv TECHNICIANs, bench and out.
side men; top pay for the right
ANcE. 1856 Old GeorsstoHn @ m I'd.
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IUARE 1914

SQUARE 1915.
Lots S03, S691 .04; S02. $9b.92i 500
$11.sesss; ~ 60; i. 1ss 30 s6sss; IL l2' ss6.ooi
SQUARE 1854.
$1,000; e2, S47. 90; 81. S47 .66; 60
SQUARE 1886.
S54.s4: 81, S54 "a; IS. $3s. .SS
e. SS5 SS5 g e. e1' sb4.s4; so, sss.ee
SQUARE 1885.
Lots 35. $77.74; 81, S33.66; SO
S54 4,3S; 81, $54.34; 81, 1896; 80
Parcels 124/127. ssos.oo, 124/12o
S2S7 .07.
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COTTON 4 CAvINEss, attorney,
ANDREW d. VOZEOLAS,
Colorado Building

.
Hull, Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia In Re
Application of Helen C, Sakes, For
Change of Name,-Civil Action No.
600 51.-Helen c.. Sakes having
filed a complaint for a judgment
changing her name to Eleni Sakes
and having applied to the Court for
an order of publieati Of the notice
required by law in such cases, it is.
by the Court, this 14th day of Feb
ruary, 1851, ORDERED that all per-
sons concerned show cause, If any
there be-. on or before the 18th day
OF March, 1851. why the prayers
OF said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, That copy OF
this order be published once a week
Tor three consecutive weeks before
said day. in The Evening Star and
the Washington Law Reporter (S,)
EDWARD A. TAMM. Judge, tseal.
I,,, 4 True Copy. Test: HARRY NJ
PAWS, Deputy Clerk. fel6,o3.3 30
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EIECTRONICS

known manufacturer of
television and electronics now doins
sentative 10 handle all phases of
Government contracts within this
area. Must be completely familiar
all phases of Government proce-
dures, including negotiations. bids,
etc, know how to deal with military.
Technical knowledge in electronics
helpful but not essential. Salary
$4,000. depending on qualifications
Send complete resume to Box l43-M.
Star. All replies held In confidence.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
RAYMOND NEUDECKER, WILLIAM
C. ASHFORD. Attorneys,
Investment Building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
q Probate Court.-Estate OF John
Ford Cupps. Deceased.-No. 73764
Administration Docket 155.-Appli-
cation having been made herein for
probate. OF the last will End tesla
ment, Of said deceased. and for let
ters testamentary on said estate. by
Kenneth r. Clarke. it Is ordered
this 18th day of February, AID
1851. that Charles Cupps, George
Lester Cupps.. an incompetent, and
commonwealth Trust Company,
guardian Of the estate Of said
George Lester Cupps and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday. the 26th day of Marcn,
A-D. 1851. at 1000 o'clock AM, to
snow cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the "Wa sh-
ington Law Reporter" and "The
Evening Star" once1n each of three
successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the FIRST pub
lication to be not less than thirty
DAYS before said return day. Wit
ness. the Honorable BOLrTHA j
Laws; Chief Judge of said Court,
this 18th day OF February. A,D
I95l ISeal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register OF wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk az
the Probate Court fe1 % an
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
VERNON z; WEST, STANLEY De
Attorneys for Petitioners.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia In
RE: Condemnation for the widening
Of Harewood Road. between Michi-
gan Avenue and Taylor Street; for
the widening and extension OF Cler-
mont Drive, between Fort Drive. and
Hawaii Avenue .,a and for the vide widen, n
Drive between Hawaii Avenue and
Galla'tin Street. and for land in
excess thereof, all in the Northeast
Section of the District Of Columbia.
District Court No. 3243.-NO-
TICE AND ORDER OF PUBLICA-
TON TO PROPERTY OWNERS AS
SEsSED BENEFITS; Notice Is
aossy asoSe ened sn hes esuse se rern.a arg a hs rs
verdict therein on the 5th day of
February. 1861, and BY said verdict
assessed benefits against the follow
ing lands or parcels of land, in the
following amounts:
Parcels 121u3, S11,157;s6; 1e2L4,
s11a;so: aos :1s2 g. s1s9.55oo;; .12a/2e,
s ssis lc %, sstIsi ssis5: 70 sos 90 s ss7.5e:
sI5. $500; 8. S3s.5 so: g. $3.50:
Z, S32 so; !. S16,25; 2, S16.25; 8,
SQUARE 1865
Lots 500, S52.31: S04. S799. "A; 500,
STA .35: so2: S104.62: Sol, $1O4. .62.
Parcels e. els u oiI.@/ss, s55o.oo; 1aaI41,
s~''o''O'' SQUARE 1855.
Lstfs ssod o. stSoSo; ssS 3 8 ssos s1z6ss = SS J.
8. S32 so; IL, $1,000; IL, sec, 90;
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OFFICE CLERK

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Apply
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TV sERVICEMAN

For bench work on radio and tele-
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8 pm; well equipped shop. with
modern test equipment. Apply
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS. NC,
707 Edgewood st. ne.
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AUCTION SALES tcent.)
ADAM A. WEsCHLER d SON,
Aunffonears

United States Marshars Sale of Real
Estate. BY virtue Of writ Of exe-
eution issued out Of the Clerks Oftice
of the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia, and to
me directed. ! will sell by public auc-
tion for cash. in front Of the West
entrance of the Court House On D
street between Fourth and Fifth
streets northwest. Washington: D. C.,
on Monday the Fifth day of March,
1851. at Two o'clock PM. all the
right title and Interest CT the de-
fendant, Caroline M Richardson: in
in the District of Columbia, to wit:
Lot s3s in SQUARE, SEQ. improved by
two-story and cellar brick dwelling
No. 1925 New Jersey avenue north
west, seized and levied upon as the
property of the defendant, Caroline
NJ. Richardson. and sold to satisfy a
JUDGMENT at law. Civil Action No.
1172-47 in favor Of Clara Drumgold.
W. BRUCE MATTHEWS. Omitted
States Marshal in and ior the Dis
fe13, IA. is, 1s.I7.is,1e, ,ao,a1,22.a3.a4,
25.o6,27. 7.oS.ma1 ,2,3.4.
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4 BRANDENBURG.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 719 18th
street NV, WashinEton 5, d. C.
Filled Feb. 13. 1851. Harry M. Hull.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court tor the District OF Columbia
PSsENIHA P6sEN IL psA1MTE9:; pmsAAL1NEY; Platntiff. vs..
RSI MoRpFR NIs1 FoR RSIa0s SALE Ee OF 55fsESd REaI
appointed in the above-entitled pro-
ceeoing. having. reported to the
Court receipt of an offer to pur-
chase real estate described as Lot
numbered Fifteen 15l in Square
Hundred Seventy five (975l tsouti,
OF 975). and part of original Lot
numbered Five f5l. in Square num-
bered South of Sauare Nine Hundred
and seventy-f1Ve (975l (South of
975l, said property being improved
and zoos Tenth Street. Sc. in , the
District of Columbia. at and for the
price Of Sixteen Thousand Dollars
10000. all cash, subject to com
mission. and said Trustee having
accerted said offer. subject to ap-
proVal and ratification by this Court.
1t Is. by the Court. this 18th day
OF February. 1851. ORDERED that
ratified and confii med, unless cause
be shown TO the contrary, or a
higher offer for said real estate
oI pelore lne 2Ith day OF February,
1851. at 10 am. in Motions Court,
considered and objections to SAID
sale heard; provided that . copy OF
this order be published in che
Washington Law Reporter and in
The Evening Star newspaper, pub
lication to be made at least ten
days prior to said last mentioned
Judge. tSeall A true copy. Test:
HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk. BY HELEN
K. BENDURE Denuty CInrk [n 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
City Bowling Tourney Heads
Slate of Seven Events Today

Any, Army; G griskards Plumbing prince
Georges county ,,. .,
Sam coombs.E Ernie Pratt IT. Fred wede-
ssc5 Andrew Mlls-Jee sgates
Lee Haywood Ernie Mangum. David
Edwin 7. Williams. James A. Robert
Virginia siegel-Mike Sheppard. David
4. Harrison-Gerald Baadte. Mary E. Rob
Inson- Eugene E, Robinson, al Mcdonald
Population Mamie No. | 7eenns ;M Men,s,. New
as' Nj R3hsta s ssS}
Union .fGreenbelt)
y s Bals NysRs s. Sns rs r HS Dss
of Army
Singles PM.
Jackson Sam Rubnton john eieaeh earr aaol
G; C. Hathaway, Pres Freeman Tom
William Miner Henry Bowie. Russell
Braeey. Elwood, Harding. Jimmy Carroll.
Doubies-5 PM.
Michael c. Joseph-James F. Dudley.
Charles r. Bowes- Thomas L. Chvaia.
Teams PM
Fred and Harrys Mickeys Restaurant
Bethesda A c. 6. L Daymude Knights t;
Of Pythias
Brookland Co: Bladensburg Blue Prints,
Takoma)
Master Super Market Vamers Willis
Builderrs, National Lodge. Stewards Cam
era Shop.
Whiting Lodge s'g s,.! AnscoSti e Lodge.
Charles Snyder. Julius Friedman, Al
Luckett, Buddy Guiffre. John Wampier,
e. E. Hobbs Jr., R. w. Prentiss
:, John. Showatt, Donald MacCord. Sam
! Showatt.
Doubtless PM.
Warren Hill-George MCGEE, Ray Cur
tis.Pat Curtis Pres. Freeman-Tom Fitch.
| William Milner-Henry Bowie, Jimmy
carroll-A CisseL E. Harding Ralph Bry-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Horse Show Calendar
Hunt Meetings.


mond; my Lady's Manor. Monkton,
g Butler; Pa a. 2s-Maryland Hunt Cup
12--Radnor Hunt Club. Malvern, Pa: IL
Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club, Media, Pa.
n.r,, - Point-to Point.
Hunt Rs sasua sne Rdse
Hant; Washinstcn, Va: 51Ea snt sDrins
va: 7-Elkridse Hartford Hounds MonE.
ton; 14-Radnor Hunt, White Horse, Pa.
March 21-Middleburg Hunt; a4-po-
away ss Hunter Trials, Warrenton; "a
Keswick Hunt and Champion Hunter of
virginia Trials, Keswick. Va.
Agr rl. 7rTcssanoya Hunt: Casanova. Va.
Deep Run Hunt Club, Richm chm; Seo as-sth
annual Anrna Valley FORGE Hunter Trials, Valley
Mar, 31-Keswick Hunt
sSos HsntsE Tea Br ane
sSek Greek PaTk 2IlFEaSmingto9 sPIins
shoy: .orsnse' Va: S5MWssh SiaEios
k k1sd s seebrooE Park Nd as-seaOroOk Oak
eI May aoEse s sogoc sedss
G alssay. Va. 6aaLance and Bride Club
ssex linton xa v Iii Is pa?h H0Tss
Hill Lions Club, Snow Hill. Nd. l4-Fox
erof. school. Middleburg. Il. 26-Bucks
G 9magu aors ch snSr Pmes0 Pa
Boumi Temple Mounted Patrol. McDon-
egh. "a, 3o-Devon Horse Show Devon,
26-Fort, Lee Horse Show. 27-Southern
M SiiIe MG Horse Breeders Asso,, Davidson
june Blue Ridge Hunt. Milwood. Va,
Bel Air Lions Club, Bel Air. Md d
indian Head Lions Club, Indian Head Md
9-10-Loudoun Pony Show, Middleburg
l5-1e-Upperville Colt and Horse 'V Show.
16-sherwood Show, Worthington Valley,
Nd. 17-Hyattsville Lions Club. a2-23-
Haa e Rany shoc Horse sssoe
SHOW, Charles Town, W. Va. 3o-July IL
St. Agnes CATHOLIC Church, Catonsville, Md
gsndent Show cheyy c snrns Nd nGnS and and
Virginia Horsemens Association Breeding
Show. Warrenton. 14-l5-Congression
Horse Show. Washington Bride Trails
Assoc in cooperation with National Capt.
tai Parks. Potomac Park 21-Farmine-
ton Junior Show, Pennington. 2l-22-
Compined Southern Maryland Horse Shows
fare League of Arlington. Fairfax, ~
29-Virginia Professional Horsemen OF
america. Berryville. 2s-Goshen Hunt
Club, Hampstead Md,
August 4-Purcellville Pony Show Pur-
cellville, Va. My Lady's Manor. Monk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Olympic Ski Tests Lee
BY Sally NeidIinger
And Jack Reddish
BY the Associcisd Press

SUN VALLEY, Idaho, Mar. 10.
Sally Neidlinger, 21-year-old
miss from Hanover. N. H.. and
Jack Reddish of Salt Lake City
turned in the fastest times today
in their divisions of the United
States Olympic downhill ski trials
on the slopes of Mount Badly.
Miss Neidlinger, daughter of a
Dartmouth college dean and a
waitress here, shot down the one
mile women's course in one min
ute, 59.2 seconds to lead her near
est competitor by slightly more
than second. The course had a
l.600-foot drop and the winner
averaged more than 80 miles an
hour as she whipped through IL
control gates.
Reddish is Surprise Winner.
Reddish, whose forte is the sla-
lom, was surprise winner among
the men with a clocking of two
minutes 22.4 seconds. The mems
course was two miles in lenth and
dropped $500 feet. but had only
II gates. Reddish's average speed
was approximately so miles an
hour.
His victory was made easier
when the Olympic Committee
ordered Jack Griffin of Ketchum,
Idaho. and Jack Nagel of Sky
komish, WASH, not to compete be-
cause of injuries. They are re-
garded as two of this country's
best downhill racers.
Twenty-four women and SO
men competed and all finished ex-
cept Shirley Brown of San Fran
cisco and Abigail Macomber of
West Newton, Mass. Miss Brown
suffered a fractured right leg in
a tumble about halfway down the
mountain. Miss Macomber fell
but was not injured.
Today's downhiIl and tomor-
rows slalom, which is shorter
than the downhill and does not
have such a violent drop, but is
more exacting. make up one
fourth Of the trials from which the
Olympic Committee will pick the
team for the 1852 winter games at
Oslo. Norway. The fourth and
final test is the Hartman Gun
race here next week end.
Betty Weir Is Second.
Betty Weir of Omaha, who has
been skiing only four years, was
second to Miss Neidlinger with
1904. Katy Rodolph. of Hayden
Colo, was third at 2:05.2. Miss
Rodolph, also waitress at Sun
Valley, won the national combined
crown a week ago.
Dick Buck of Soda Springs,
Calf, was second to Reddish in
the mems division with 2:23.2
followed by Verne Goodwin of
Pittsfield, Mass, with 2:24.
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By The Associated Press

| LONDON, March 1O.-Note to
Ezzard Charles:
Here's some good news for that
banged-up ear Joe Walcott gave
you Wednesday night. When you
choose sides against Lee Savold
to see who really is worlds heavy
weight champion, most of Europe
will be with you.
The Associated Press made a
survey of official boxing associa-
tons and boxing writers in 10
European countries.
The associations were asked if
they granted official recognition
to anyone as world heavyweight
champion.
The boxing writer's were asked
whom they considered champion
if there were no official recog-
milton.
Here are the results:
Lee Savold is world heavy
weight champion of Piccadilly
Circus, the Spanish half of the
Iberian peninsula and of Norway
where the Savolds come from.
IA Countries Back Charles.
Ez is the heavy choice in IA
other countries.
Russia and Hungary said they
couldn't care less.
The punches of the Georgia boy
who has won eight title fights
in 81 months even have cut a
slight hole in the Iron Curtain.
Czechoslovakia doesn't give
official recognition to anybody,
but the Czech boxing writers vote
for Ezzard.
Official recognition is granted
by only six national declarations
of which the British Boxing
Board of Control probably is the
most powerful. It's also the chief
dissenter in the Charles cam
paign.
| The title muddle came about
when Joe Louis announced his
| permanent retirement and
picked Charles to fight Walcott
for his title in June, 1949.
MIA Approves Louis Plans.
The National Boxing Associa-
ton. went along with Louis
plans. The New York State Ath-
letic Commission and the British
board didn't accept the idea.
New York left the title vacant,
but Jack Solomons, London pro-
moter, persuaded the British
board to sanction a mismatch be-
| tween Savold and Bruce Wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

was very sharp and he wasn't even
breathing hard at the finish"
Dempsey and Tunney, the two
great former heavyweight kings.
were loud in their praises of Layne.
"Layne would beat Charles
right now" Dempsey declared.
He'd have beaten either Charles
or Joe Walcott in Detroit the
other night" =.
Not right now, jack" Tunney
said. But in six months or a
year, Layne will beat Charles for
the title. He's crude and he needs
schooling. But you can't discount
his great fighting heart.
He is the fighter with the
greatest potential for the heavy
weight title" Tunney continued.
He needs shaping, he must learn
not to leave himself so open when
he leads with a left. He must
learn better how to advance, or
retreat, without tangling his feet. -
Needs More Schooling.
Jensen and Layne both agreed
with Tunney on the schooling.
HE has to get much more
work on his left" Jensen said
"He keeps it down too much and
snaps it up, figuring he'll be able
to get it back in time to block
But he was wide open for Satter-
fields rights. He was off balance
on too many rights. Well have
to square his stance. The shot
that dropped Satterfield, however
was perfect. 1t was short, thrown
from perfect balance, and caught
Satterfeld coming in. That's the
way we want him to punch"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

Seven tournaments will keep
many of the Capitals men and
women bowlers busy today.
Several hundred will fire in the
second big week end OF the 41st
Hanual Washington City Duckpin
Association championships at
Bladensburg, starting at O'Clock.
Post Office pinspillers will put
the finishing touches on their
intercity tournament at Lucky
Strike. Teams, doubles and singles
are scheduled to start at 2 pm.
The ninth annual Greenway
Handicap will be on at Greenway
Bowl at 2 pm. with Johnny Parke
of Mount Rainier, defending
champion, striving for his third
straight win.
Other attractions will be the
regular weekly handicaps at Ia
koma and Mount Rainier, the
Spillway doubles and the Colonial
Village one-ball event.
Today's WCDA tournament
schedule:
Doubles PM.
John Byrnes-Jake Schwartz. Bill Lowe
Robert Brown, Bud Brown-Chas. Dewey
Lowe, Thomas Doris-Fred Conrad, Bowman
VIM. Kenny Ford-Stanley Ward. Chas
Pugh-Mike Barnes, Joseph Watkins Bill
Kramer, william Green William Collier
Jay Edwards-Pete Pratico.
Frank Greer-Harold w. Rohrback, Elmo
Miller. Howard Harrison. Charles Good
heart-Duncie Harrison, Pete Turner-Ha-r
Richard MeCardy Edwin Go,ldfield
Aberle. John Parise-John Carroll.
H. H. Replagle- Jesse Smith. James. A
Robertson Frank DePaul. Tony Saylor-
Robert o'Neill,, ST.; Harold E. Dixon
Eugene Richards.
singles-2 P,M:-Thomas Doris, Bow.
man Cenrad william so, Fors Fred G 1op
schwartz, Bin Lowe Lowe, Robert Brown. Bud
chas, Dewey Lowe. Carl Bausch, Sam
Coombs. Ernie Pratt. Fred Wendehack
Kenny Beck, Chas. Pugh, Mike Barnes
joseph watkins, Bill Kramer.
| William Green, William Collier Jay Ed
wards. Pete Pratico.. Edwind Goldfield
Joel Williams. Tranquilino Aquino, Perciva
Ablemani Charles Goodheart; Harry scot.
Replagle. Jesse smith,. Eusene, Richards
Harold Dixon. James Warren, Edwin Tur-
ner. Henry Frankhauser, David Groth.
| Tony Saylor, Robert O'Nell, ST., Harry
! B. Dixon, ir, Edwin T. Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Ez Charles Rates
Joe Louis Higher
Than Joe Rates Him
BY the Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,, Mar. 10
Heavyweight Champion Ez-
zard Charles rates Joe Louis
higher as a fighter than Louis
rates Charles. according to
Ray Grody. Milwaukee Sen
final boxing writer.
Grody said Charles listed
Louis as the toughest foe Of
his 11-year career in an in
terview in Detroit after he
beat Jersey Joe Walcott
Wednesday night.
A few weeks ago, Louis
rated Charles as his sixth best
opponent, with Billy Conn
first.
Grody said Charles next
nine toughest foes" after
Louis were Walcott, Joe
Maxim, Archie Moore, Pat
Valentino, Jimmy Bivins, Gus
Lesnevich, Lloyd Marshall, Ell
mer Ray and Nick Barone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

ton. 5-James River Junior Hunt. Jame,
River: Bull Run Hunt Club. Manassas.
Va. 12-Washington Bride Trails Assoc
Junior Member Show. Rock Creek PARK
l6-1s-Bath County Horse Show. Hot
SPRINGS. Va. 19-Prince Georges Counts
Democratic Club. suitland. Nd, $50
September I-3-Warrenton Horse Show.
Iron Bridge Hunt Junior and Family
H Horse SHOW. BurtonsvIlle, Nd. s-Kiwanis
s SsniS Club :bio. Of pIkssyile Pikesville Nd
Member Show: Rock Creek Park 27-2o-
Bryn-MaEr Chester County Horse Show.
Devon 29@.oMcLean Horse Show. Green.
way. Va. 30-Southern Maryland Horse
Breeders Assoc, Davidsonville
?, October 5-7-Farmington Hunt. g
Howard County Hunt, Glenelg, Md. -
washington Bride Trails Associa ton
Gymkhana. Rock Greek Park 12-I3-
Trinity Horse Show. Upperville. Ia
Green Green Spring Hunt Club, Worthington
Valley. .19-21-Washington Bride Trails
Association Trail Ride. 22-21-Pennsyi-
vania National Horse Show, HARRISBURG.
Pa. 29--Farmville Horse show, Orange.
3o-November 6-National Horse Show.
Madison Square Garden. New York.
November l3-21-Royal Winter Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Police BoysCIub No. 4
Wins 135-Pound Title

Police Boys Club. No. 4 won the
135-pound Metropolitan Police
Boys Club basketball champion
ship with a $685. win over Club
No. 5.
With the score tied. $3.50. Tom
Farragut made six straight points
to get No. in front. Reggie Nc
Laughlin led the winners with 20
points while Bob Taylor of No.
was top scorer with Is.
In another 135-pound game
Club No. 10 defeated No. IL, ST.
80. In 120-pound action, Club No
10 edged No. IL. 1925, to get a
chance to meet No. II again for
the championship and No.
routed No. 5. 1922.
Club No. 5 got past No. 4, Al
80, and No. 10 routed No. IL, 65-
SO in Unlimited League play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Derby Nominees and Owners

Mrs. N A. Mikell. Repertoire, colt.
Clifford Mooers, Aegean, colt; Contact
colt: Dhara. colt, and Relent. colt
Murlogg Farm Fighting Back, colt.
c. A. O'Neil. jr, Airpak. colt
H. B. Peatling. Lucky Pete, colt
w M. Peavy. Anyoldtime, colt and Sill
Pamtony Stables. Great whirl, colt.
Ogden Phipps. The Battler. colt.
z. w. Potter. jr., Long Leaf, colt
Red Top Farm, Nugget Gold, colt Sere.
nader. colt: and Stop Gap. colt.
Mrs Ada hnG R,ee R Ish a pse colt
Round Hill Farm, Barter Wise, colt.
w. E. Schmidt. Holly Sweet colt.
D. J. Schneider. Elixir gelding.
Mrs. Fred Sharpe, Kings Hope colt.
s.. D. Sidell Fixation. colt
Silver Creek Ranch, Patronage colt
spring Brook Farm. Pur Sang colt.
z. e. Tanner, Light Broom, colt
j. Tucci Bob Considine colt.
A. G: Vanderbilt. Family Man, cold ant
Good Loser colt.
John 4. Wallace. Hikes Point, gelding
Mrs. E. Kendall We'll. Ken. colt.
c. Y. Whitney, Counterpart. colt
gelding.
Mrs: A. wichfeld. Dictionary. colt.
Y. d. Wtdener, Battlefield. colt
+. Wilkinson. Ruby's JON colt.
sam E; Wilson. jr., Bugledrums. colt
Colors. gelding; Corpus Christi, colt; Gold.
en- Birch. colt. and Royal Mustang. colt
W "; L; F. Stable, Royal Duke, colt.
Artic Flyer. colt
IL w. Yonts and E. A. Carney, Grand