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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Bateman Names
Y Drive Captains

James Bateman, chairman of the
1853 YMCA Sustaining Member
ship campaign, announces appoint
ment of the men who will serve
as team captains during the drive,
which opens April 10Th and con-
tinues through to May 9Th.
Chosen are: Grant Apthorp, John
Austin, Donald Barclay, Dick Ber-
nier, Gene Bratcher, Chas. Hamil-
ton, Fred Hamilton (Hi-Y Cap
tain), George Inman, Glen Kitson,
Robert Kraber, William Kutcher,
Wilbur LaGanke, Fred Lange, Paul
Mehnert, DR.. VIM. Morris, DR..
Louis Myers, Thurston Peters,
Jack Smith, Ronald r. Stratton,
Mrs. J. D. Walworth will be the
Y Mothers Captain.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Teachers Dinner
Party Wednesday

The annual dinner meeting of
the East Cleveland Teachers AS
sociation is being held Wednesday,
April 18th at Karl Browns Colo
nial Inn. Hubert McNeill, the
president, will preside.
Speaker for the evening will be
William Scheele, director of the
Museum of Natural History. Mr..
Scheele will tell of plans for the
m u GUMS new home to be
erected near the Art Musum IN
University Circle, and explain the
functions of the museum and tell
of many new features.
Planning the dinner are Mrs.
Catherine D. Rehrig, Mrs. Rather
inc Knife and Miss Lillian Finnila.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Scouts Continue
Paper Pickup

Boy Scout Troop IS wish to
thank their friends and neighbors
for the splendid cooperation with
their paper drive last Saturday.
The response was so good that
the truck filled up and time ran
out before the Scouts could finish
the territory they had promised to
cover.
Therefore, they will start at
Beersford and continue to Shaw
from Euclid to Terrace this coming
Saturday, April 11th. If you live
outside of this area and still have
papers, please call MU. 1-4720
Thursday or Friday between five
and seven and the Scouts will try
to take care of you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Windermere Men Plan
Card Party Friday

Windermere Mems Club is CIV
ing a benefit card party Friday,
April 10th at 500 p. M. in the
dining room of Windermere Pres
byterian Church, Euclid at Wind
ermere st.
There will be bridge, canasta,
rummy or any other game you and
your friends would like to enjoy
for the evening. All families and
friends of Windermere are invited
to join in the evening.
Tickets may be had from mem
bers of the Mems Club, Boy Scout
Troop No. 18, or at the door. Re-
freshments will be served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Do You Want
That Picture i?

Our picture files are getting
jammed. A house-cleaning is in
order of all pictures that cannot
be used again. If you have a pic
ture in this office and you want
it, please pick it up no later than
May End. After that date all
uncalled-for pictures will be dis
carded.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Retired Teachers
Meet April 10th

The Ohio Retired Teachers Asso-
citation, Greater Cleveland Chap
ter, will hold a Sesquicentennial
program Thursday, April 10th at
1880 a. m. in the Higbee Lounge.
A Standard Oil sound color film
freedoms Proving Ground will
be shown. Members are invited to
bring a friend to the meeting to
be presided over by the presi-
dent, G. C. Imhoff.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Town Safety
Council In
City Now

East Cleveland is going to have
its own Green Cross Safety Coun-
ell. Up to now the city has partici-
pated in the annual membership
campaign as sector in the Greater
Cleveland Council. Now it plans
to put on its own drive and thus
retain fifty cents of each dollar
membership for it's own intensi-
fed safety program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09
Lancer S Market
Changes Hands

One of the oldest businesses in
the Euclid-Page district has
changed hands. Elmer A. Lancer,
for the past 80 years proprietor of
the Lancer Market, 14748 Euclid
ave-, has sold the business to Carl
Hanhauser. Mrs. Hanhauser has
had many years experience in the
meat business, and for the past Is
years has been associated with
Heinen's Shaker Heights market.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09

On Saturday, April 11th at 8
p. m. st. Martha's Guild of st.
PauPs Episcopal church is having
card party and bake sale.
Canasta, bridge, pinochle or the
game of ones choice may be en-
joyed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-09

Tom Griffiths, 18th grade band
member at Shaw High School
proudly holds the pair of tympani
presented by the East Cleveland
Lions Club, Inc. to the band. Pic
tured with the tympanist is (left)
Edgar E. Vance, club president
and faculty member at Shaw, and
S. Robert Fraser happy director
of Shaw's band and orchestra.
"The band has been using tym-
pani completely out moded for
present day band arrangements"
states Mr.. Fraser. "Our old tym-
Evening star., 1953-05-17
APARTMENTS UNFURNisHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA--Duplex apis
schools, ana shopping; $ll5 per
aqTo ne ,ats Ui9s sT s1lls Wfosefv he fseGe he'd.
and porch in excel. apt. bldg. with
elevators and switchboard. Pros
ptctive tenant must buy the drapes
and carpet: Apply Apt. Ar. 244o 2244o
RoeRvIILEWa- S5R ii a;w apt. w With
Children; $3.50 plus utils. conv. to
ONE AND s-BEDRM. APTs.-coun-
Ty tCoo 92snsD o ShsFs9 ss4 Eelc9%e S0G
Mr.. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BRIDGE
Two bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. area.
kitchen and bath; rent $3.50 plus
utils. Across Pa. ave. Bridge. right
99 golns TsrIswn i LH 1ye s4sSo nSS 0lk' to 1s
e6iS r ST. Nv spacious rms,
kitchenette and bath; pract. new
mo. See MR.. WARREN. on
DpoWNTowN, p5SFlieS 1917 Vermont ave 2 d
Sgl. frt. room. running water adtoin.
ing bath, inner spring mattress; gen.
tleman: $3.50 week. Elk. 3-6746,
BRADLEY BLVD. APrs.ms bedrms; !; :;
Eo! sl!S, JuIe 9e' / D' poss. Apply Apply once, s5ol
Hillandale I'd. Chevy Chase, Md.
ARL., NEAR HECHT's-2 bedrms.,
n0rnS 0lns r f eappes1g earnf 5 All kt 1 si
A L. WALTERS CO.. ia. 7-5:0O.
2-BEDRM. APT. in modern sc apt.
bldg; newly redecorated; lGe., lily.
rm., dinette, modern kit. and bath
bus and shopping center. 500 incl,
utils. Call 10. 2-S993. 30
CLEAN. newly decorated. Phone Du
Two BEDRM: APT, walking dis
oneeH ton Ha aS~ fsSa Exaelene Sseff ans sa
incl. utils 1mmed. poss. Adults
ARLiNGToN New bldg. near Me.
mortal Bridge. I1bedrm- apts;;. $50;
NEAR MoNAsTERY-end A., :3So5
500; lst A.. 1885 quincy st. ne.
: rms, kit. bath, $50. WA.
VACANT lsasi sps eedrms. -s eool
Utils not incl; Ss6. 10, 3-6SSa.
1910 18th ST. Sc. near South Capitol
and Atlantic-Applicati now being
taken for early June occupancy
Modern. l 1-bedrm. and eficiency apts
500 to $50 per month. including
all utils. For appt. to inspect. cal
Mr. Evans, Property Mgr. HARRY
! PORETSKY & SONS. INC, 1915
K st. NV" MA. S-5306 or RA; g.
1Sa3 OATES ST. N.E.-one bedrm.,
liv. rm.. kit. and bath; utils. furn.
white neighborhood. Ii. 4-2399
AVAILABLE IMMED.-one and 2
bedrmS., liv. rm.. kit. bath apis
low rentals; convenient NV. neigh.
borhood. See janitor, 1890 Belmont
st. NV. III
N.E.-Three lge. rms. kit. bath sur
| deck; heat and gas furn.; nr. Catho-
lie y. S15 Monroe st. ne. LA. g.
9S9S, WO. $500. liz
2le d sT. N.W.-one rm., kit. ant
bath; $3S mo. See Mr., MORGAN
Apt 500, after & pm. lis
Evening star., 1953-05-17

ONE-BEDRoOM APT; clean. pvt;
$50. Ii. 3-901S. -22
1906 18th ST. N.W.-New modern
apt; bedrm., liv. rm., kit, dinette,
tile bath and shower; garbage dis
posal, refgr.; all new: Bird A.; S95
' St, NV. PEOPLES seS CLEANER e hae4 I.sa
1905 PARK RID. NV apts.; . or
and $40. Tots welcome.
LAUREL, Md bedrm.: S73. Q
FORT GREBLE APrs.-corner of
Nichols ave. and Elmira st. sw.;
Sec sss0rasss ssid.nts s7s msi nsadsi sSi ST. IT'S j6
1856 CHESAPEAKE ST. s.w.IApt.
:; rms. kit, dinette. bath. rear
porch porch S66.73. Open. Call MA: g.
75Ii PINEY BRANCH RID. NV? NV
Beautiful s-rm. apt, redecorated,
new. kit. garden space For ige.
iamlly; Very reasonable.
ave. NV nMgfa rooms Kitchen. NeW private ESfs
bath; utilities furnished; S72. DI.
7-3o47. PAPAN1coLAs INVEST.
AIK;LlNGTON-3 n bedrms;; liv., rm.,
closets, pvt. storerm.. scr. porch
4 expo. auto. h.-w.h., excel. trans,
shop; 81 40 mo. 1-5 pm. 1925 N.
Arts IuNfFFURN.-1o11 Otis pl. NV.
rms. semi-aptS., children accepted
DE: DE: 2.764S; 9 am. to -.
THE RODNEY-1911 r st. NV: a
distinguished apt. bldg. catering to
an exclusive clientele. Ideal for re-
tired service family. Govt or bus
Large 8 exposure apt. with foyer
drawing room, dining room; IA by
81. corner bedrms., kit. and bath.
value at S133.5O. See apt. s01.
Representative on premises today
1nly; y,? 2 It'll til s. -
corner apt. l bedrm., liv. rm., din
cite kit. and bath l blk. bus. conv.
stores, 10 min. Pentagon. Adults;
$73. IA. S-2634 Mon.-Fri. 9:3O-4.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
CONN. AVE. SECTION

Near Shoreham Hotel
Large 5-rm. apt, beaut. furn., in
modern elevator bldg; secretarial
serv,: S160. Apply janitor. 23Os
COLORED-I8th AND CALF. NV
And 1st and T NV; 1-rm., kit. apt.
For insp., call DU. 7-0656, 10 am.
to z pm. go
CoLoRED-TWO RMS, kitchen and
bath. Accept l child. HO. 2-s3SS
COLoRED-TRINIDAD AREA-Efi.
cheney bsmt. apt, suit. for l adult
conV. transp. LII 3-071O.
coLo!RED-s NICE APIS: 1917
WHY, WHY, Incl. Incl nii; utiis. 'est Ho. s-55s5o.
COLORED-FREE RENTAL APT. to
man able to devote spare time to
garden and handywork. Call EN-
@-7699. Sur. between 10 pm.
CoLoREDIl ,,I6 D. T. RN;, kit; and v.oah, bath
351S 10th st. NV.
utils. and cows. S. Cali III Ii. j.: 81 So.
CoLoRED-sl7s HoLMEAD pL. NV
-Bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and share
Monday, call Ho. 2-6712.
COLORED-2 LGE.. FRONT RMS,
17l5 N. Capitol st. NO. 1880.
COLORED-i AND 2 RM.. kit. and
bath apts. also bsmt. apt: child
accepted; reasonable HO. 2-s191. .
COLORED-BEAUT. liv. rn.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath; excl. upper NV. area;
refined person; reas. RA. 3-4lS7.
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aneV & Co., EX. 3-3443
ROCK CREEK APTS.
PAIL goth ST. NV.

A NEW BU1LDING
overlooking Rock Greek Park. ! block
Conn. Efficiency, S35 wk.; l.
bedrm., $50 wk.,. furn., mail eerv.;
free parking, utilities. Open 10-7.
DE-. 2.0o27. III
Evening star., 1953-05-17
WEADON ARMS

WEADON ARMS
1919 18th st. n.w-studio bed d-liv.
rms, Ink; nicely furnished; share
bath: $7.50-$12.5O wk. Real nome
for nice people. HO. 2-7910.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Dupont Circle
AIT. 6, 2OO2 P st. n.w.-3 nicely furn.
rms, lge. kit. and bath. $l25
Janitor has key.
VIC. CONN. AVE.
Apt. 101,. 1713 Rhode Island ave
Beautifully furn. efficiency apt. Nus
be seen to appreciate. Call JE
2-5521 for further information.
18th and Columbia Rd.
Apt. g. 1900 Biltmere st.-Newly dec
l-bedrm. apt. twin beds. tiled bath
$100. Janitor has key
1904 Calvert st. NV.
2nd f.. nicely furn.. efficiency apt
very cony. to transp. Cali CO
6-0222, Monday.
..''' Downtown
Apt. 8. 1104 L st. n.w.-Efiiciency
unit, walking distance to downtown
Only $o4. Key in 1106. No. /.
For further information about any
of the above today, call JU. S-9S64
1900 18th st. NV. CO. b-o222
Evening star., 1953-05-17

1911 PARK RID, Apt. 2O4-Newly
dec. in mod. elevator bldg; $92.20.
Inspect and apply. JESS FISHER
MANAGEMENT CO., 1420 K st. NV.
Realty EX 3-lS1l
Evening star., 1953-05-17

1904 Bird NV. $3.50
No. l, 1-bedrm. apt, nicely furnished.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700
Evening star., 1953-05-17

1893 SPRING. RID. Apt. 103-Liv.
rm. dinette, kit. and bath: S73 mo.
Inspect. Janitor on premises. JESS
FISHER MANAGEMENT CO., 1420
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Mr.. 18th AND QUE SITS. N.W.-Liv.
nm, bedrm., kit. and bath in apt.
BLDG: newly dec; and furn;: avail;
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-3
rms. 1St fir. Backyard; good loc.
and tranSp. Cool. DE. 2-1726.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

DUPONT CIRCLE-Emciency apt,
utiIs. paid, S67 81 mo; bachelor
BI4 MiSSOURI AVE. NV rms.
kit. and bedrm. Conv. transp. Pref.
girls RA. 3-6262 after pm.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
10th ST. NV.

One bedroom, kitchen, living room
and bath; Sl35 mo-: well-kept ele-
Yator building: adults only. Call
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

1911 PARK RID. NV. Apt. 2n4-
Newly dec, in mod. elevator bldg.
5000. Inspect and apply. JESS
FISHER MANAGEMENT CO., 142(
K 81. NV. Realty EX 3-1S11.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

$500 QUE ST. NV.
Attractive 1-bedrm. apt. in modern
apt. house, Large dining space and
separate kitchen. Available at
once Call MRS. SOKITCH. man
ocpr MI 1dOn 1~
Evening star., 1953-05-17

MT. PLEASANT. 1879 Kilbourne pl.
Nicely furn. Arm. apt. good for
8 or 4. Very good transportation.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

HARVARD ST. nr. 14th n.w.-Excel
transp.; s rms, mod. kit. and bath
S125. Lge. bsmt.. pvt. entr. $3.50
both incl. utils. NO. 7-4339. III
%-ROOM APT, nicely furn. All utili-
ties included. Call RA. 6-150S.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
SE.-3 rms. and bath. all utils
furn.; adults only. 247 11th st. Sc.

goth ST. "a block Conn. ave.-Small
apt. house; large room, big closets,
modern kitchen, new refrigerator
bath (shower, no tub; newly dec
GRATED; well furnished. SIS. one
able now. Beautiful 1-bedroom apt.
fireplace. air cooled; $3.50 month
Available June /. Call DU. 7-5O39
Evening star., 1953-05-17

FURN. BSMT. APT. to empl. cple
1917 Rittenhouse st. NV, TU. g
1725 e1st ST. N.W.-3rd-f floor apt.
8 rms, kit and bath; all uttl. incl.
Shown only between 80 pm. -"@
LIVING RM., kit, dinette. . bedrms.,
den. pvt. bath; adults: utils. Chris
tian home: S110. RA. 5-35s1. lis
ASOO. GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Newly
dec; bedrm., liv. rm., lge. di-
SlO5 mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors, Ma. S-6730; ewes. RA
BOT DECATUR ST. N.w.-rwo bed
rooms. liv: rm,.. kit, bath; S91 so
Call To: 2-2S00; ewes. co. S-S4 IA
ATTRACTIVE BSMT. APT.-Three
rooms and beth; pvt. entr.; all utils
Nice for em6A eple.; SOS mo. Ia
A-eO02. -17
Evening star., 1953-05-17

1a66 CLIFTON ST. NV rm. and
kit; also 2 rms. pvt. bath; clean;
Evening star., 1953-05-17

4I01 HAYWOOD PL.
MOUNT RAINIER, MD
Just outside the District. bus fare
COW. to shopping center, Nicely
furn apt. of liv. rm., bedrm.. di-
nette kit. and bath; .S1o5 per mo,
Including utilit es WA. 7-6200.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Our Pre-SnLe Price 1Uns 79. 95!
MAHOGANY Veneer DRopLEAF TABLE
EXTENDS TO SEAT 10 PEOPLE
5Q.'s

Save $2o This graceful 3pedesal table rivals the beauty
of antiques knowwe sell it for the price
only because made saving buy during the factorys
slow season 1t fits into space small a foyer
two intimately, eight comfortably ten with
Made of select mahogany highly polished, with
handsome brass spade cap feet Closed $780, extended
36"x76". Buy now at the saving low price
Ladderback side chairs with slpseat green and grey or
wine and grey striped satin eggshel plastic Each 1885,
The Hecht Fourth Floor PARKnoton.
Third Floor, SilUey Spring
ESPECIALLY FOR OUR HALFYEARLY SALE
NO DOWN PAYMENT ON OUR LIBERAL BUDGET
PLAN ION Approved Credit.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Coast Rivals Schedule
Hard Contact Drills
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18.-The
spotlight will be on the offensive
stars when UCLA and Southern
California meet in their impor-
tant Pacific Coast Conference
football game Saturday, but once
again the defensive work may
we'll decide the outcome.
Both squads scheduled hard
contact work today and the
rivals can merely hope that the
workouts will produce a crop of
casualties.
"We have work to do, and if
anyone is going to get hurt. we'd
just as soon know about it at
this stage of the week as later
on" said Red Sanders. whose
Uclans can reach the Rose Bowl
if all goes well.
All going well includes a vic
tory over use and a victory by
California over Stanford.
"We should be at full strength
for UCLA-if nothing happens, :"
Coach Jess Hill of the Trojans
added.
UCLA remains a short-priced
fayorite to win the nationally
televiSed game.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Purse Agreement Ends
Dispute al Santa Anita
BY the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Nov. 18.-
Peace ruled the scene today as
Santa Anita Park continued
preparations for its 50-day- win
ter meeting.
Threats of trouble over purse
money ended yesterday when the
tracks boss. DR.. Charles H.
Strub, and Irving Gushen. ma
tional president of the Horse
mems Benevolent and Protec-
tive Association. announced an
agreement over the purse
amount.
Santa Anita agreed to guar
antee a fiat $3.1 million in
purses, about 100000 more
than it set previously.
The HBPA had been demand
ing 40 per cent of the tracks
pari-mutuel handle.
1t had been feared that the
HBPA would clamp a boycott
on Santa Anita such as it had
on Hollywood Park and Tan
foran when its demands were
not met.
The announcement said the
agreement had been reached
between the management and
the California Purse Committee
of the Horsemen's Association.
Santa Anita dished out about
$2,850,000 last season.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
St. Louis Browns Erased
LEGALLY by Stockholders
By the Asseeiuted Press

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18.-The st.
Louis Browns is dead.
Stockholders of the organiza-
ton legally changed the formal
name to the Baltimore Baseball
Club, Inc, in the final phase of
the franchise transfer yesterday.
Informally, the new club is
known as the Orioles.
Clyde Y. Morris, Baltimore at
torney and Orioles secretary,
said the stockholders vote was
unanimous and agreeable. "
Only a dozen or so stockholders
showed up at the meeting.
Other business enlarged the
board of directors from seven
members to IL and adopted a
new set of bylaws which give the
board the right to change them.
Morris said the company will
remain a Missouri corporation
to take advantage of tax bene-
fits. About the first $500, 900 we
make will be tax free" he said,
because of nancial losses by the
club in st. Louis.
The new controlling group
holds about 80 per cent of the
stock sold by past Owner Bill
Veeck and his associates. Morris
invited minority stockholders to
remain with the group.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
LoveIetfe's S Scoring
Puts Lakers in Lead
By the Assoeiased Press

The Minneapolis Lakers were
back in their old familiar spot at
the top of the Western Division
of the National Basketball Asso-
citation today. largely because
Clyde Lovellette finally showed
the form that made him an All :
America two years ago.
The former Kansas star tailed
10 points, II in the second half,
for his best performance since
joining the league. as the Lakers
trimmed the Fort Wayne Pis-
tons, 1866, the first game of a
double e-header in Buffalo last
night. In the second game the
Rochester Royals defeated the
Boston Celtics, 92-73.
The Lakers, last years cham
pions, started out slowly this
season. They lost their first two
games, but then went on to win
the next four, and now top their
division with a IA record. The
Royals are in second spot with a
5-3 mark.
The Pistons held a 45-43 lead
when Lovellette found the range.
Vern MikkelSen added 18 points
and George Mikan 13. Larry
Foust was high for the Pistons
with 16.
The Royals cracked their game
wide open in the second period.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
WhifIow Wyatt Signed
As Atlanta MANAGER
BY The Associated Press

ATLANTA, Nov. 18.-Whitlow
Wyatt. former major league
pitcher. today was named man
ager of the Atlanta Crackers.
Wyatt, As. of Buchanan, Ca,
succeeds Gene Mauch, who re-
Gently was sold to Los Angeles
after a one-year managerial ten
ure.
Earl Mann, club president, who
did not announce the length Of
Wyatt's contract, ordinarily signs
his managers for one year.
Wyatt served as pitching coach
for the Crackers in 1850, 1851
and 1858.
Wyatt had his greatest year in
the majors in 1941 when Brook
lyn won the pennant. He won
%, lost 10 and had q IL record
in the World Series against the
Yankees. He also pitched for
the Tigers, White Sox, Indians
and PhillieS.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

crossed these bodies of water
many times during duck season
in the past and never have seen
so few ducks. A number OF
blinds were occupied, judging
from the stools of decoys plainly
visible, but it was dead calm and
bluebird temperature and moth
ing moving within sight.
Coming back to Philadelphia
from Atlantic City, our train
paralleled some likely looking
quail country and sure enough
a covey of nine birds buzzed up
not 25 yards from the track and
flew parallel to the train, which
rapidly outdiStanced them, al
though not travelling too fast. 1t
impressed upon us again the fact
that although covey seems to
rise and get out of gunshot in
nothing fiat, actually the gunner
has plenty of time, as rule, to
get at least one shot. In wood
land, of course, this would not
hold true, but one can certainly
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Court Backs Commission
On Florida Race DAYS
By the Associated Pres,

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. 18.
The Florida State Supreme
Court has ruled that specific
scholarship and charity days at
race tracks are legal, but they
must be run either before or
after the regular 12O-day racing
season set by law for the three
South Florida tracks.
The courts ruling, in effect,
upheld the position of the new
State Racing Commission which
last Friday undertook to rescind
an order of the McCarty COM
mission permitting Hialeah Park
to run two days for college ben
efits in the middle of the 12O-
day season.
Gulfstream Park, which at
tackled the law in court, con-
tended it and the State would
lose money from pari-mutuel
betting by giving two days in
the middle of the most profitable
winter tourist season to charity.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

take his time in the open. We
hope we can remember this next
time the birds buzz from under
foot. We rarely do.
y X +
Maryland's Game and Inland
Fish Commission has just pub
lished 1854 fishing regulations
adopted by the commission at
it's fall meeting and approved by
the States attorney general.
There are several changes, not
ably removal of the limit in num-
bers of rockfish that can be
caught daily in non-tidal waters.
Last year it was 10. Black bass
fishing again will open June /,
although there was some thought
of returning to the July l date.
Trout season runs from April Is
to September Is with a daily
limit of five. Several additional
streams have been designated as
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wholly or in part. The Savage
River from Merrill Bridge to the
mouth of Poplar Lick is to be
for fly fishing only. The new
regulations will be distributed
soon and available to the public
on request.
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ocean City Manufacturing
Co., in collaboration with the
Railroad Fishing Promotion
Agency. has just published a new
guide to Florida salt water fish
ing which is available for the
asking. If you plan a trip to
Florida this winter by all means
write Ocean City Manufacturing
Co., A and Somerset streets.
Philadelphia "a. Pa. This is in
addition to series of fishing
guides already published cover
ing Connecticut, Long Island
and New Jersey.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Shoemaker's 444th Gives
Trainer Tie for Record
BY the Assoeiated Press

SAN MATEO. Calf, Nov. 18.-
Jockey Willie Shoemaker in
creased his world record to 444
wins yesterday and simultane-
ouSly boosted Robert H. Nc
Daniel into a tie for the world
training record.
Silent Shoe won the featured
eighth race at Bay Meadows with
the McDaniel-trained Corner
stone. That was McDaniel's
184th winner this year, tying the
record set by Willie Molter in
1948.
Shoemaker also won with
Zingaro.
Jockey Ray York had triple
with Mic Ace, Pine Street and
Sweet as Honey.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Atlas 10 WrestIe StanIee
In Feature at Turner's

A five-event wrestling card
has been arranged by. Promoter
Vince Mcmahon for Turner's
Ayena tomorrow night with the
Mighty Atlas, strongest man in
the world" graphing with Gene
Stanlee in a one-fall, Commute
time limit bout.
A special semifinal will bring
together Baron Gattoni, 325-
pound Italian ruffian, and Bib
ber Mccoy. Other bouts lined
up are Ray Thunder against
Black Jack Dillon, Hillbilly
Spunky against Abe Coleman
and Gene Bowman against Carl
Freeman.