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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-19
Tetegraplaic
Release Ordered
By IInR,Iin,
Reporter Tells
The CifizeR
By SUSAN MeAvoy

- - ~H~~~f N"~N~~
MARY Ruth Slinncli,
charged with being t.ie no-
man III the case OF the dead
new born baby found in
the Grey Hound Post house
rash can ON june 50 was
arr ested in Chattanooga,
lenn., Yesterday ON a Mon
roe county warrant cllarg-
ing murder. She was re.
leased one hour later BY
aelegrapllic order az Cor.
oner Icy Hainlin. accord.
.ng to Chattanooga police
reporter Tom GniIliland
who called me today II
1890 noon.
Chattanooga authorities
smnei Miss siinnett free
one hour after her LAWYER
had hanglA he 10 hsasi.
ffess
They are saffled bv The
conflicting orders of Non.
roe county officials Who
airniailed The warrant for
IS Sfinneit's arrest on
Monday, and revoked Il
ono hour after lie arre.,
vas made Yesterday after.
noon, according 10 Chilli.
land, ChaiIaliooqa Neus.
Press reporter in his LONE
/ 'e'7nee aaT.
Miss stianeu Mo vanished
7ne % the day before t,,e a-s,9
hahv. wss foend IS allegea = -
f7e n'ofiler Of the hsbr who a
found dead in the Csre,.bas,n3
Post House trash can
Miss Stiflnett's LAWYER has I'll
ready started to fight any extra
dition proceedings before her ~
rest Governor Gordon Brog,,;,,n
ct Tennessee said that a hearing
would be held on extras3.si,n
should the Sfate Of Floriaa
through ITS Governor press Tor
Miss sfinnett is free * vas
! right now Tors GaHlHan5
told re or - laana f5frs
lin-crs.an. wag r cf.atg
fsrt'eTed her release enc haar
aftcr she 'ea stresffd an hers IN
bis warrant
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-19
Capt. Ed'n,d EIdradge Take,
ConuurQmdOfN0>uIAwS Station
ReIieUes Capt.
Il. QuackenbuSh
At Impressive
{ Ceremonies

Captain Edward H. Ed
reclge took command to-
day OF the Key West Naval
Air Station. He relieved
Captain Robert ;. Quack-
enbush, Jr., who will be
Chief of Staff for Com
mander, Carrier Division
Four.
Captain Eldredge was
commissioned Ensign. Us
NR, in September, 1912,
mi reported for active
duty june %. 1885 as am
instructor al Naval Air Sta
lipn, Pensacola. In March.
}Y4l, he transferred from
the Naval Reserve TO USN.
NJ the rank of Lieuienan,
Commander, and the fol.
lowing June reported 10
he carrier, U.S.S. Licking.
an, rs assistant air officer.
Y was aboard The Licking.
o 81 ON May &, 1912 when
Y 9 WAS sunk in the battle
Of Coral Sea.
On October s. 1892. caDtain
T. tredse reported 10 the escort
r' ir'er 7 Sangamon. as Air
oi licer and was On that du4y
u, nag the landings in North
a '1ca. He was Aviation Plan,
VI ifar Tor Commander South
~ e2jlc Area from Nav 1913 until
j '3arv 1915 After attending
iha West Coast Sound School he
bet tame Commanding Officer Of
thf escort carrier USS. AID.
n'Fal'v lslsr4e from May. 1915
gn+'l jane. 1896.
From june, 1916 until January.
l9+7 he was Staff Aviation Off
GER, First Naval District qnd then
became commanding officer OF
Y 5 Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Charleston. r. / From June 1Q45
untl June, 1898. he was a stu.
dent IA the strategy and tactic,
course at the Naval War College
Newport, r l Following thai
duty ne commended the Paclfit
Fleet Amphibious Training UNI
and was Officer in Charge Of the
Fleet Air School For the pasl
wear he has been q student at the
Industrial College Of the Armed
Force.
Captain Eldredgc is married ID
the former Lucille Laro of Sacra.
rnento. Calf They have one son
Edward Lara 5 and one-halt
wears old, and are occupying
Quarters a. At tire Sc2nIane
Bose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '4S 1-ton stake; recond.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. T7sb
Mon. through Fri. til o, 80
CHEVROLET 1949 10-wheel stake
body 600. 2-turn truck; r. and h.:
24-tt. body; brand-new tires; low
mileage; $4,000. LII. 4-5012. -28
CHEVROLET 1850 2-ton with 12-ft
stake body; can be purchased with
Daybrook tailsate lift; new euaran-
tee. N6EsSB1TT EQUIPMENT CO.,
FORM II 1M-ToN FLAT. All new
tires; S4a5 or best offer. Cali GE.
54s9 ewes. after 6. -21
FORD 40 panel delivery: good rub
Der; mechanical cond. ok; $3.50 or
best offer. NO. S90S. -21
FORD az s4-ton stake; very good
cond.. cab. body and tenders. nice:
CHEVY cEi Saa chase Gof feaReS e., $A 7as
Mon through Fri. til 8. az
INTERNATIONAL 1898 '.-ton panel;
good cond.; excel. rubber; S295 or
best offer. Wo. S75S or WI. $3.50.
wILLYs AS h-ton panel; $4,000
mi: excel: cond. throughout; sos.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 1925
Wis, ave, OIL. 600. Open ewes.
Mon. through Fri. til Q. --22
FOR SALE OR LEASE AZ F-s Ford
tractor. Also so F-s Ford tractor.
Both are fully equip; new tires:
. trailers. 26-ft. fiat; air brakes.
Elmwoo0 331S -2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
REAL ESTATE LOANS

AZ MONEY TO LOAN. 4hes on D. C
approved property; no charge for ap.
praisals Look up what you are now
paying and see US. We can save you
money. HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CORP. 141s H st. NV. DI. 1877
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments. p J. WALSHE
INC. Ills Eye st. NV, MA. 646s
CASH FOR list AND END TRUST
luick settlement white % Or coIored
notes in D c.. Md and Va FULTON
r GORDON. the Colorado Bldg
l4tn and @ SITS NV ID 5230
Brokers. attention
TRUSTS LIST end and 3rd: Md. Va,
D c wk. S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 800 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
q. AZ, So INTEREST. according te
classification of security and ioca
M si9n; no O. charge ala ~, for sppra,sa Is
End TRUSTS bought for spot cash;
ga TO Ar DISCOUNT. MD. VA,
OR D. C. MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S. TO-
$IRsT AND SECOND rRusl LOANS
1881 @ st. NV ME-. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND rEUsT-we
will buy second trust notes, D. c.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N ave NV
End TRUSTS BOUGHT-Top prices;
immediate cash. Call day or night.
]. G. HOOVER, RIA. 22S1. GL 6676.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20

sToRE-oood for any business; 9;
CT SsE T%l z zsso. AK FIX "o' GS1 O'
STORE SUITABLE for any type hasi-
ness. ia 18th st. ne. Can FR
O340. Also sarge. suitable Or toi
1861 SiAt 9Th ST. N.W.Ecorner store;
Immediate possession; $50 a month mont
AkH1. STORE. 1ex7o; heat turn;; s. 20
Fer details call al MR. III BA Fzai o o1
NR ss naval aEss oRspNANcL. New HamP-
shire ave. extended-One store lett.
suitable for drug or hardware; no
similar store in several miles n TINS L
E Gowns nee area. JACK coophRSMii H.
LEE HW9Y.-corner store. approx,
40xs0, in large shopping center;
grocery store, drugstore, dry cleaner
and beauty Dsrl0r a noE Pao NJ
hRRaS Pasfla : CO.. P Realtors. 14i5
eO4 Ii ST. N.E.-store. approx. 12x3o;
add. rm. in rear, fuiI basement sSs E ~ .
ABBY Leo NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO,
s553 GA. AVE. N.W.-store and 2
floors above. In whole or IN part;
store approx. 2ox6o; 7 rms kit ar and d
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. Real
tors. l415 K.st. NV. NE. 54oo.
NEWLY REMODELED SToRLs in
excellent colored neighborhood. ideal
for restaurant. pawnbrokers dry
cleaner. barber shop. beauty parloT,
ETC.; INN. occupancy. Apply LEO
M BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors,
l415 K St. NV. NE. 5400.
STORE, 3rd and Sheridan st. nv
2Qx6g; free parking in rear. b B.
GOOD LOCATION for store or shop;
bus stop at door. buses loading and
unloading every 5 min; Arm. apt.
above; lease or sale: ST. 1903. 20
600 AND 604 ST. NV, opposite
Hecht's parking lot; good loo. Ap-
ply $40 F ST. NV, RIM. 10.
ARLANDRIA, near Pres. Gardens. Va.
Store, 12x40, available March 15;
suitable florist, women's wear. etc.
SLIGO.
18th and A sts. se-15x4n. $50.
MILTON F. RUPERT. 1871 K st.
NV, DI. 5o15: evenings, EN-. 5407.
ono 10Th CIT NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-1o,Ooo to 10000
SO. it. End commercial lot, Sc. or
s.w. preferred. Box Ask, Star.
DowNToWN-We solicit listings
tboth sale and lease) of downtown
properties; have excellent pros
poets. ROBERT w. SAVAGE, Real
tor. Union Trust Bldg. MA. $500.
LOT DOWNTOWN-Frin area. suit
able for parking about 80 cars, not
too far from Office; or store suitable
for ONCE, containing approx. $50
SO. IT.; responsible company Will
consider long:,term lease. MR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
WANTED
TO SELL

TO REAL PROSPECTS
The Following Properties
4. SMALL WAREHOUSES; 900 to
1000 So. TT; 5 or car parking
area; location not important if in
D. C. and reasonably convenient; up
to $4,000.
3. MEDICAL CENTER AREA--Prom-
inent store location, wanted for dis
play and office use; corner preferred.
$4,000 or more cash.
Q. SMALL ASSOCIATION HOS
10 rooms with LIST fl, suitable fer
meetings of 75 to 100 persons; pre-
fer Dupont Circle or similar area;
$50, 000-S25. 600 price range.
&. SECOND COMMERCIAL-Dow
town; immediate cash customer ter
. sound value in property suitable
for remodeling.
%or further Information, call Mr..
Norris, Jr. RE. 65S5; Suns, ewes.
AID 6091.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
r02 Doth 81 wv -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1915 de luxe streamliner
81 cyl. sedan; new condition;
radio. liter. spot light; Ss95. terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1o47 Torpedo; gray: r. and
n: exceptionally clean car; 1905.
1t. NV. RE. 4232. -23
PONTIAC 1919 streamliner IS" Sc
danette; beautiful 2-tone green;
Hydra-Mati heater and low mile
age; 81 $50; MAYFLoWER MO
PONTIAC 1850 s-cylinder cow; blue,
Call after g pm. OW. 1896. --22
PONTIAC 1947 S-cylinder 2-door
Streamliner; like new; b.. 10000
actual miles. all accessorise: must be
s sffer 's Be- p sDD $751; ss. siisS Gan
f saSlnpsa 1s $1,000 o." Hydf Tx. n 1ey
sl.3e5: Tues, after 8. no. 4o47.
and Wed. after 6, HO. 412S. I'll
ROLLS ROYCE 1884 Phantom i;
perfect L.ech. cond.; looks beautiful;
sTuDEBAKER rs commndr. 4-dr;
1945 fact. motor; r., h., good run
99!nag cond.; sIio. OWNER. TO.
SIUDEbAhEh lS47 CAampiOns excel
lent cond.. all new tires and battery;
only $3.50. HI. 5372, -2l
STUDEBAKER 1913 4-dr. de luxe
Champ a,. bla 81 ooEE b. oeex yeerdriys;
sTUDEBAKER '4a ,2-dr.; orig. black
finish, clean interior. excel. engine:
DEN, Kaiser-Frazer. 263 Carroll st.
NV. GE. 1903 ewes. till o. -22
STUDEBAKER 1888 Comdr.: orig.
blk. paint. very good; tires and
uphols. excel; motor very good;
$3.50. AID 3797. after pm. go
STUDEBAKER 1e4s Cmdr. cow: y.
and h.. overdrive fog lights, other
extras; new top. This car is excel
lent. S1.295; guar. terms. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 500 R. I. ave.
ne. DE. $500.
STUDEBAKER 1913 Champion g.
passenger: r. and h.; COMPLETES
S1.1O0. Phone AID. 1908. -22
CHRYsLER 1850 Town and Country
Newport.New Yorker; ("hard-top"
convertible); 1000 mi. white walls,
r. and h.. SELL OR TRADE.
"; 200 cash or trade for Chev.. Pont..
Plym. After $50 pm, LO. 3-3441.
BUICK 1850 RIVIERA.
Super; $500 miles: radio. heater. seat
covers car in perfect cond.; $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
|AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
TAxIcAB FOR RENT
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
Ia. 293Z; after z pm. GE. 1910
VAN TRUCK. any size Job; prompt
service: reas.; local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after z pm. GE. 1416.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE
About 80 miles north Of D. c. $500
SO. IT.. Aft. ceiling; concrete block
and brick construction. For full
details call Mr.. Bell, MI. 22q0 ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. MA. 5005. --21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
WATERFRONT FARM
100 ACRES WITHIN
AN HOUR OF WASH

This unique property combines the
earning capacity OF a dairy farm
with the answer to sportsman S
dream. Milk is being shipped to
Washington daily from the barn
that holds A cows. Thousands Of
pheaSants were raised on the farm
last year and liberated to provide
superb shooting. Other small game.
including quail and turkey. is plen-
tiful. and there is also a large duck
marsh A tidal creek runs through
the property and provides access to
the Potomac River by boat. There
are an S-room main house. a 5-room
lodge. 3 tenant houses, and other
buildings. Including cows. nearly
new farm machinery. and other
personal property. the price is
S1R5. 900, with down payment of
$4,000, What other imitation hedge
will offer you so much enjoyment?
Shown by appointment exclusively by
MASON HIRST
Va. FA. 7447.
Closed Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
CT LOANS
ATTENTION
TTNNHE OuyNTEno
TRAiLERS

EXCELLENT CoND.. #. by 4 It.
body: S125. UN. 1905. 30
hEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn
now has a lge display of both new
and USED trailers; very good assort-
ment: clean usec trallers raneing
IN size sso from y g 80 u priced
yrs Phone TO. Bill
IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 40
Alma 27-ft. trailer; $3.50 cash; as
sumo payments; $500 balance. AL.
TRAILER-27' house. 1915 model;
fully equipped; ST. 900 or best offer
Ancient Oaks Trailer Park on Lee
Highway. Ii. 3-262S for informa-
ton. 60
ANDERSON TRAILER, 81 IT., 1850;
shower and toilet, picture windows:
sell my equity, $500. for $500.
Take over payments. HI. 300.
Ext. 1881, between S and 80. 20
Alma, o.; peri. rond. !:
cheap. WASHINGTON TOURIST
CAMP. Hams Point -@2
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL LOT. s0x30o. "a block
TO Defense highway: city water;
$500 terms # desired. T. F. HAL
LEY HyattSville 0107. -23
MARLBORO PIKE-Beautiful bust
ness-home site. approx. 10 acres. mr..
East Gate Andrews Field. HI. 1899
NEAR CHEvERLY THEATER on
Landoyer I'd. well-shaded lot so by
$50: all facilities: $1,000. WA
$685.; evenings. MI. 7145. -22
WARRENToN. vA.-51a acres of
clean land on hwy. 6 miles east OF
Warrenton; COW. 70 stores and
CoIEsyILLE. MD.-A bargain. beau
tiful domestic on good road; land
very productive. JOHN BURDOF'T,
Colesville. Md. Silver Spring, Nd.
Call Ashton. Md. Ashton 3S46. -23
INToWN SE.-Corner. 1OOxIlo; wa
ter, sewer paved streets: suitable
for 6 houses. 6 two-family apis. 3
four-family apis, or larger bldg;
price. $500 s GEORGE Y 7. w SoFI1fi.
1NGTON & SON. MA. 1926. Ill
IS ACRES Immediately adjoining
Andrews Field; mi. D. c. line;
private water supply Capacity
1900 gal. per day: very low price
considered for quick cash sale;
liberal terms to responsible builder.
ST.. b533. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20

All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
clude oetcsI selling price Of cor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20

STOCK FARMS
1900 acres, several houses. barns
siloS, streams. fine grass. will grazt
600 steers; S1S0.000.
300 acres. beautiful S-rm. moderr
house. guesthouse. four modern ten
ant houses; watered by rivers anc
streams; will craze 400 steers
Sl75,0 600.
500 acres. stone and frame house,
tenant houses. lge. steer barn. silos
watered by streams; will Craze 25t
steers: 500 600.
$50 acres, 9-rm. modern house. IL
baths. oil heat. lge. barn. silo: 81
miles D. c.; $50. 900.
Mapv Other Stock Farms.
J. l.. C.. WEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
FARMS (cont.l

Is MILES FROM SILVER SPRING
155-acre stock farm. 1-mile frontage
on Patuxent River. Good 9-rm
stone house Large bank barn. BIC
acres in timber. balance in pasture
land. Asking S46.5o0.
Near Frederick, Md. JOG acres OF
level farming land. Good S-rm
house, heat and bath. o0-cow Wash
dairv barn. Large bank barn, other
outbldgs. All in good condition
Well fenced and watered. SOS. 900
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, S005 Wis
ave. WI BAL.
APPROX. As ACRES-s-rm. frame
mouse with bath and running water
lpe; rms. part bsmt;,; 2-ear garage
outbldgs.; well fenced, small stream
Price, S1T.500; terms can be ar
ranged. Shown by appt. only.
RAY BARNEY
Vienna. Va: Vienna 465; residence
Vienna 6T5 -o1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
LOANS

DAYTONA BEACH: 3-pedrm house
S10,500: other sale and rental prop
critics. RE. 300. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20
STORES FOR RENT

723 goth st. ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20

eToRE-aood for any business. 81
Carroll ave. TAX. PIX. Nd. DE. 646A
ar TIL 1920. I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-20

PLYMOUTH 194S special de luxe
convertible coupe; radio. heater; al
most new condition: S1,195. terms
ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave ne.
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TRUCK VALUES

VIC Truck q Coach DIV
30 NJ st. NE. NE. 0505 -.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Dime Raise in Public Golf Fees
Now Up to Interior Department

A~10-cent increase in fees on
all District public golf courses
except Fort Dupont now depends
on the Interior Department. The
District Recreation Board last
night approved the boost.
The Recreation Board placed a
limit on the profits of s. G.
Leoffier. however, at its meeting
at the District Building.
Golf at Rock Greek. East Poto-
mac, Anacostia and Langston
would cost 10 cents more.
Earlier in the year. when
Leoff1er signed new fiye-year
contract to operate the links for
the Interior Department, he asked
for the increase. 1t was denied
by the department. pending
further study.
Opinion Asked.
The department later agreed an
increase was justified and sub
|mitted the matter to the Recrea-
tion Board for opinion. Interior
has agreed to let the Recreation
Board take over the courses from
Leoffler when it gets the money
and in the meantime also
lagreed to submit any changes in
Its contract to the board. It did
Evening star., 1951-04-17

not promise to abide by what the
Recreation Board suggested.
The Recreation Boards pro-
posal would limit Leoffler's profits
to $4,000. Profits above that
would be split, Is per cent going
to Leof1er and rs per cent to the
Interior Department.
Operating Costs Cited.
Harry S. Wender. chairman,
said the Recreation Board felt that
il all fairness to Leoffler, it
could not stand in the way of an
increase in fees because of ex-
pected boosts in operating costs.
But. he pointed out. if these extra
costs did not materialize, Leoff1er
stood to make what the board
considered excessive profits under
the increased fees.
Under the contract Leofier
pays fiat franchise fee of ST.
500 plus 2 per cent on the first
$500, 900 gross revenues, 5 per cent
on the next 100000. 7 per cent on
the next 100000 and 8 per cent
on the remaining gross revenues.
The Recreation Board estimated
Leoff1er's profits, with the fee
increase, would be about $45, 900
on gross revenues of $7O0, 900.
This profit would be above the
salaries OF Leoff1er and his part
nerS. 4A
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Kansas City Club Reports
1.-Two Regulars AW0l
BY the Asscciofed Press

LOUISVILLE. KY, April IT,
Two Kansas City regulars were
reported AWOL today after the
Blues hit town for tonight's base
ball opener against Louisville.
Parke Carroll, general manager
of the Yankees farm club, said
he hasn't heard from Hank Work
man, veteran and Roy Nicely
newcomer. since they disappeared
two days ago in Augusta, Ga.
Workman, a .267 hitter for Kan.
sas City last season as an infield-
er-outf1elder, was scheduled te
open at Parkway Field tonight al
first base. Nicely, transferred te
the Blues from San Francisco OF
the Coast League where he hit
only .194 in 1850, was slated tc
open at shortstop. n
The two have been reported
en- route to California, which il
home for both. Carroll said he
knew they would like to play in
the coast leage, but added, "they
sure picked fine way to get their
wish"
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Charge Of Draft Evasion
AGAINST Gridder Dismissed
by the Assoeioied Press

DETROIT, April l7.-Federal
Sudge Frank A. Picard yesterday
dismissed a Draft evasion charge
against David Hill, 20-year- old
University Of Michigan substitute
halfback.
Judge Picard expressed sympathy
as he listened to the Negroes story
of running away from home be-
cause he failed to make the Rose
Bowl football squad last December
II didn't mean to dodge the
draft" Hill said. II didn't ever
think Of the draft. I was unhappy
I got counted out Of that Rose
Bowl squad and was unhappy"
Hill promised to report to hi.
draft board today.
II can understand your disap-
pointnent at missing that tRose
Bowl trip" said Judge Picard, q
Michigan quarterback in 1901
Il sat on the bench SO much my.
self out there at Ann Arbor that
they made me a judge"
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Rindone's Win on Fouls First
In Boston Ring in 20 Years

gave him a lengthy examination
and declared him unfit to con-
tinue.
Such q medical report. accord
ing to commission rules, entities
a loW-punched victim to the de-
cision because Of a foul.
The packed crowd Of 1926,
which provided gross receipts OF
$43,159, roared its disapproval as
Rindone collapsed. But it cooled
down almost Immediately and ac-
cepted the official verdict in COM
'parative silence.
Murphy. after being charged
with his fifth defeat in 63 pro-
fessional starts, disclaimed knowl-
edge of the low blow while ex-
planning, IF I did land one, it was
unintentional."
During recent years, several
bouts in other Massachusetts, cities
have been ended by foul blows and
the victims declared the victors.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
1914 Brave Yonkers Cold
For Harness Meet Start
BY The Asseeiated Press

YONKERS. N. Y. April IT,
It's mighty hard to keep the Gus
toners away from the trotting
races these days, the management
of Yonkers Raceway said today.
With the temperature approch-
ing the freezing mark, a CROWD
of 1874 turned out for the start
Of the country's trotting season
here last night. The handle was
$697 .062, better than last year
when the attendance was higher
eve would have settled for hall
the crowd. the weather was sc
bad" an official .of the raceway
said
Wayzoff of the F. H. Snow
Canning Co. stables, Pine Point
Me-. won the feature, the $4,000
Inaugural Purse. covering the mile
in 2:l52s, and paying $6.4o, $3.7t
and So. Retlaw Winchell wa.
second and Mac Bingen third. !.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
.oior Leagues

Today's schedule and probable pitchers
q950 won and lost records In paren-
theses:
Philadelphia at Brooklyn - Roberts
GOLD vs. Erskine 0-6) 1880 pm.
New York at Boston-Jansen u9-13) vs.
Bickford Q9-l4 pm.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh-Poholsky 600
VS.. Dickson Q0-15) 3 pm.
Cincinnati at Chicago-Ranensberge
u4-19) VS.. Hitler Q2-5) 2:30 pm.
Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati 3.
Only game scheduled.
Tomorrow's Schedule.
New York at Boston. Q pm.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 80 pm.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Today's schedule and probable pitchers
1880 won and lost recoros Al p-ren-
theses).
Washinston at Philadelphia-Kuzaya
(9-1O VS.. Shantz s(S-14). s pm.
Boston at New York-Wight Q0-16) vs.
Raschi t21-S1, 2:30 pm.
Cleveland at Detroit--Lemon (23.11)
VS.. Newhouser Q5-13). 2:3O pm.
Chicago at St. Louis-Pierce Q2-16)
vs.. Carver N3-1s), 2:3o pm.
Yesterdays Results.
New York at WASHINGTON, postponed
Tomorrow's Schedule. IL
Washington at Philadelphia. d PIN.
Boston ct New York. gao pm. A
Cleveland at Detroit. Gao pm.
Chicago at st. Louis. 2:30 pm.