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The Republican., 1954-09-23
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness following
the sudden death of our husband
and father, the late Frank NJ.
Propst, Steyer.
We also want to thank all those
who gave flowers and contributed
the use of their automobiles for
the funeral service, and each of
our many, many friends for their
beautiful cards and expressions Of
sympathy.
Wife and Daughter
Adv. II.
The Republican., 1954-09-23
Asks Bus Extension

Mr.. Childs of the Red Oak COM
munity was before the County
Commissioners this week concern
ing the possible extension of a
school bus route on the Red Oak
road. The Board referred the mat
ter to the Board OF Education.
The Republican., 1954-09-23

Unnecessary use Of hospital ia
cilities by insured patients has
forced cost of disqualification in
surance out of reach of 25 per-
cent of American families.
The Republican., 1954-09-23
With Our Men
In The Service

Army Pfc. Grover C. Browning,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c.
Browning, Star route, Oakland, re-
Gently helped build new primary
grades schoolhouse in Korea as
part Of the 7th Infantry Divisions
Armed Forces Assistance to Korea
program.
Browning, who arrived in Korea
last November, is a member of the
Tank Company of the divisions
18th Regiment. He entered the
Army in April, 1858, and completed
basic training at Camp Brecken-
ridge, Ky.
The Republican., 1954-09-23

Charles A. Graham, of Washing
ton, d. c., will graduate this week
from the Southeastern Signal
School, Camp Gordon, Ga. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
d. Graham.
Pvt. Graham received training
in the operation Of military com
munications equipment, climaXed
by a week of field training under
simulated combat conditions, dur
ing his nine week course. He will
now be reassigned to an active unit
Of the United States Army.
The Southeastern Signal School
is a component Of the Signal Corps
Training Center, a mammoth com
munications college which sup
plies trained signal technicianS to
Army units all over the world.
The Republican., 1954-09-23
Kills Antelope

Trooper First Class Charles H..
Dewitt, stationed al Accident with
the Maryland State Police, shot
and killed an antelope last week
near Casper, Wyoming, while ON
a hunting trip.
Evening star., 1954-08-18
ApTs. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

$50. 90. ARL.-One bedrm.. liv. rm..
kit. and bath; heat incl: nr. Wash. |
en- and s5aos AZ! slsS; sSe, EN- s-Se7s 90 asaGys'
ARLINGTON; 1I colgmbis pike At FRED
dining room combination. Q larget
bedrooms; latest in kitchen equip
ment. parquet floors. Venetian
blinds IDS exposures SsSreo utils sa fn5n Rn SSsI
intos. mo, cali "a. aeasosGoaio s0Soao sSS''o' FOR
ARL. N.--2 bedrms., liy. rm., di-
nette: walking dist. Arl. Hall; / blk.
laundry facilities: off-street parking:
$95 per mo-. incl. all utils: See mgr.
Mr.. Harig, ,oAAp APT. 3. 51s y: Thomas
1868 between 8 and s pm. is
ARLLqyely LII. 1,Ssdrm :, ma apt; , nsh.e spls Or
besst sifaSs transp. m 81 S7ssS. f KE. s-672o after
9 pm. wkdays. All day Sun. ---22
ARL.-Excel. loc.; modern and 2I
sSon, Nsyy aS A9asx Rsrs1ns ES s1S ous eaa
yliga ''ys 18th fti IT. n 9af sks Fl EFbs
rm.. dinette, kit and bath; incl ali
utils., $75 per mo. Call R. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtors, Ma. S-502O. --lSl
Room spts 1878 S5e e" to sSs ss5 usifs sfS
except. cleo; 10 Minis. to D. c.; nr.
Glebe rd.; 4014 Columbia pike;
ARL.-Immed poss.: / bedrm.. large
refgr., Venetian blinds, exhaust fan,
Srsd l0f ocEed sRa storase s! Of sPna paikns
quiet; no children, no pets; all utils.:
PREsiDENTiAL GARDENs has a few
l.r,saS ] and t bsdEm s units II "a, available: liable
. 5-min. drive from the Pentagon.
ONCE in Adams Bldg. cor. MT. YER
REVEsT3 nSn sTe; aPd PfARH RSsssl sRdTioN ri Alex
Il sss Gan r:s sS' nsr' svsl|sS]s
N. ARL.-Bedtm., liv. rm.. dinette,
Kit, and bath, newly dec. settled
Kennebec in Westover, conv. to
%EzSER %SEs5zSshiRs BRos 6sy 1Rc Il AR5 Di -s$Sd ss
Lyon .asissis S:hs9sSs a:ssE sssaFS ss
$50. so includes ali util. for this l.
bedrm. apt. in Arlandria section, |
Ie1ssit 70 8ins' from Pentas0n' Can a6 "a
ALEXANDRIA. 1-bedrm. apt, vic.
util.; sos furn. ia. 5-6540, JE. 2
CLosE-1N N. ARL.-Attrac. 1-bedrm. |
Plenty storage space, laundry facils., |
nr. bus and stores. Utils. ancl. in |
reduced rental ia. 7-5414.
AKAyai RI aats s4 Sept ,nc1 l. pt9s RGcmy aod bed
KITCHEN. 1ttif H. sGRDRooM. asss prisste bath
meade. near near Faiis Church Airport.
IN. bedroom apts., excel.
location. redec.. outside clotheslines,
ia. 2-6640, ewes. or week ends;
ARLINGToN-1-b -bedrm. apt. avail
oefsr fss fea Cain MAN MANAdGR RaEsi5z a.
2-BEDRM. .APT.-Ss4. so
Arl., close--in de luxe apt. bldg. car
peted halls: 3-exps:, parquet floors:
super sound insulation: unlim. stor-
age. parking. ia. 5-6534. "a
ALEXANDRIA, near Arlandria = 1 |
Tms sesso ny per p o. s' phons sssh XII IaFse g.
6644.
Observation-Disclosures apt, large
kit, liv: rm., bedrm. comb, pvt.
bath, all utils, furn.; $65 per mo.
Phone XII. 9-6644.
|ARLINGTON--Liv. rm., / bedroom,
kit. and bath. All utils. furn.; SS1 so.
Phone XII. 1904.
rm., Q bedrms.,
kit. and bath. S94.50 per mo. All |
utils. furn. Phone XII. 9-6644.
AL BAKER & SON INC.
116 8. st. Asaph st. Alexandria. Va. /
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APIS. uNFURNIsHEp-Mp.
TAKOMA PARK

7711 Greenwood ave. 1st f., bedrm.,
liv. rms kit. bath and rear porch !;
S65. ROBERT e. LOHR, Realtor,
RA. 6-360O.
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APIS. UNFURlIsHEDp. e.

CoLoRED--BsMT. APT rms.
slF sf sfoss! ss!h gst ses. 5ssh ass a lnsl
COLORED--1S24 s ST. N.W.-3
sD sds ss sne $500 $3.50 chg H. l9s ssss sS5s'
ICOLORED-1354 MONROE ST. NV.
- rms. kit... bath: $3.50 mo-:
Liss REALTY. Me-. s-666s. --is
COLORED-5l5 seth ST. N.E.-Liv.
rm.. bedrnl.. din. rm., kit, bath:
$50 mo. plus utils: ST. 3-9463;
coLoRED-e21 r ST, N.w.-2 rms.
kit. and bath; $50 mo. Inspect.
then cali CO. 5-6222.
COLORED ~ EXCELLENT downtown
area. sos 18th st. NV. near Labor
and GSA Govt. bldgs.-Efnciency
with dining area; $55 mo-, all utils;
CO., 1906 H st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
COLORED - SMART, 1-bedrm,. Ny.
rnl., kit. and bath apis. Near Flor
ida ave. at 500 You st. NV. Mod
efn elec. kit, fun tiled bath; SS2 so.
See janitor or SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
COLORED-719 18th ST. SEE
rms. kit. dinette. bath; rear porch;
apt. bldg; $65 per mo. ME. S-494l
CoLORED-I1O9 N ST. NV rm.,
kit. semibath; only S35. Inspect,
COLORED-32i S4TH ST. NE
Duplex apt; 2 rms. kit. bath:
$500. Inspect. then call CO.
CoIoRED, 18th AND BENNING RID.
N.E-Reduced IN $40 E0 nine YtfiIs
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEp-p. c.
orr CONNECTICUT AVE.
THE DUPONT

+ u
17l7 goth ST. NV.
Large 2 bedrms. with iiv. rm.. full
din. rm. and kit. $1O7 per mo. incl.
all utils. Avail. Sept. !. See janitor
or call
cAFRITz. Dl. 7-soso. la
COOL OFF stop running around
these apts. available now and Sept.
/: Apply Co janitor or apis. listed.
1887 SPRING RID. NV. Apt. 305--
Lge. l-bedrm. apt. with good closet
space, Murphy bed. S75.
1893 SPRING RID. NV, Apt. so2-
Lse; 1-bedrm. apt. in this well-kept
modern bldg. Just steps from 18th
ST.: rental, S69.50.
1915 OATES ST. NE, Apt. 2-Lge.
1-bedrn. apt. In this conv. modern
BLDG; rent. S52.50; Keys in Apt. 4.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 3-1s11
Evening star., 1954-08-18
APTs. UNEURNlsHEp-MD.

1903 EAST-WEST HWY. Just west
of 18th st.-Two-bedrm, individual
dwelling unit. duplex with pvt.
front and rear entrances; conv. to
satsa, sates; $50 mo. plus utils. oSSA.
RoCKViLLE-one-bedrm. ants; iiy.
rn.. dinette. kit. bath. screened
rear porch; near schools and shop
= ping q center; $50. Po. 2-3003. -.
Ss9 Ssdrn and sss59 e.. Lesge saRs Lying
shopping center. ~. $3.50. is
COTTAGE CITY - Liv. rm., bedrm.
tile kit. and bath; bath; "a blk. EXCEL.
bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
Cali r. A. HUMPHRfEs. Real
TAKOMA PIX mr.. Piney Branch I'd.
and and Flower aye.-studio apts.. en-
Hssa; psas. pS'; AVE. e2s 7ls1s4 g5'lsi 500; 200
room. din. area, kit, 2 bedrms.. tile
Sfa Sf5 ac eossss sss cross Ard yen5latsn aaE
PARK. MD.-Exclusive
area and all ,conveniences.. SO so
to sol so, utils, incl. / and 2 bed
EIIi,a;Ipt Emi apis, spacious spacious rms; in ioyeiy
Out N H. ave. to Ethan Allen ave,
left to Jackson ave-, right to Boyd
Circle; Call FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC. Rental Dept.
nnHs neT ioc st Man Manor N4 cireis. ssoos apt Res
ROOM SIZES in the area
You should see these apis. at Elmar
Gardens-A lovely garden apt. home
combining cool. comfortable. con,
yenient liying with rent, appeals; z
Manager ZAP. 7-s6ssS. 54Qo Hamii:
ton St, between Defense hwy. and
HgstsSyil,e sNNns :. on gtgs EdmSnston rn kos rd d
CORA 81 a~ HrEhs. EA suHsaG saTden apis. at D. C.
line. 3 bedrms.. S1Q0. utils: incl; nr.
schools, bus. everything 10. s-7oSS.
TAKoMA PARK. brick apt. REM
:shed liy. rm., bedrm.. kit. dinette,
bath. All utils: Adults only; Mr.. bus
,1I3 9nd st9zSa st9rss; SIS. WA. 7-6oso; so eyes
LiV. RIM. bedrm.. kit. bath at 1855
Homer ave. Suitland Manor. Md.
to rent for $50. Apply ME. S-2436
from 9-5, RE. 5-6622 after 8.
ease M GREE 1ts kENu not win Incl iyeaTy H
T-T611 between 6-S pm. -22
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
51OO Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
Md. Next schools and shopping CEN
ter, bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S.
TAX. PK.-Nr. Wash. Sanitarium-
pvt. entrance, all utils. and garage
furn.; S75 mo. JU. 5-0246. 30
Md bedrms.,
modern bath, kit. lge. liv. rm..
completely reflnished: conv. to
TAKOMA PARK, MD, S33 Fairview
ave. -bedrm. apt; SS2.5 utils.
included: adults: immediate occu-
pancy. .JU. 5-7745. --22
Evening star., 1954-08-18

ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
1920 NASH ST. NE, APT. 3
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S30O
rm. with closet kit.
with refgr. 1st-f.-front: $40 mo-:
semibath. 2009 Clagett pl. me-.
near goth and Benning rd. ne.
rms. with closet kit, semi
bath. 2nd A.; $40 mo-; 305 9th st.
Colored-Apt. ST. rm. and kit. with
refgr., semibath: $3.50 mo-: 1343
Corcoran st. NV.
Colored-Apt. Al rm. with closet
kit: $50 mo-; 1343 Corcoran st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-08-18
APTs. uNEuRN.-MD. tcons.
TAKOMA PARK

S306 Garland ave. Enc. apt. in g.
unit bldg; $40. ROBERT E. LOHR,
Realtor RA $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-08-18

One hedrm.. liv. .rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. 21st and Oklahoma ave. me-;
p. T. CONSTRUCTION CO.
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. ST. 3-2166
Evening star., 1954-05-09
FOR .DEEP-FRYINC

HOW MUCH MAzOlA: quart MAZOLA for s.
quart frying kettle. Never fill more than Is full.
For automatic electric fryer, fill to oil line.
WHEN TO FRY: Heat MAZOIA to 3750 F. Test
with frying thermometer or l-inch square of day
old bread which turns golden brown in 80 to 40
seconds. Never add food until the correct tenn
perature is reached.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

EvERYoNE who has gone to Hawaii
II has watched the Hawaiian fisher
men casting their nets into the waters
of the Pacific. Designer Tina Lesser
watched them too and, as any self
respecting designer would. turned the
memory into good thing when she got
back home.
Her expedition inspired this Hook
lau" skirt, made Of tough cotton over
laid with a tracing of fish net. SWIM
ming across it are washable velveteen
parrot fish and pilot fish with "dia-
mond" studded eyes. The rope around
the hem is handled in the same manner
as on a real fish net. The waist is boned,
wraps around to tie in front.
The mat-jersey low-necked blouse is
silk lined. - Joan RATTNER
Photograph BY Ray SOIO,Oinski
Evening star., 1954-05-09
THE cALoRIE BARRIER

The new Mazola Method pre-
vents fat-soaked foods. You
fry with highly refined Mazola
Oh at a higher temperature
than ordinary fats allow. A
Evening star., 1954-05-09

imagined Now you can enjoy your favorite fried
foods as never before :. with minimum calories,
maximum taste whether pan-fried or deepfried.
The secret? Proper frying with Mazola Oil.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
FOR PAN-FRYINc

HOW MUCH MAzolA: II cup MAzoLA in g.
inch skillet; 1S cup IN 10-inch skillet; u cup in
12-inch skillet.
WHEN 70 FRY: Always pre-heat MAZOLA lover
medium heat) before food is added. Right frying
temperature (37S0F.) is reached in 6 to 10 min
utes. At this temperature, l-inch square Of
bread turns golden brown on the bottom in Is
seconds.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Salary Order Shows
Lean State OF Boxinq

The lean days upon which
boxing has fallen here is re-
flected in an order by the Dis
trict Commissioners cutting out
the salaries of members of the
Boxing Commission and putting
them on a fee basis.
The Boxing Commission used
to be self supporting from the
tax on boxing show admissions
and in fact turned in sizeable
surpluses for years until tele-
vision came along. For four OF
five years it has been working
under a deficit and has used the
surplus built up in richer days
The new order cuts out the
$2.400 annual salary for Heinie
Miller, chairman of the Boxing
Commission. and for DR.. Joseph
Trigg. a member. The other
member, Deputy Police Chief
John ]. Agnew, receives no sal
ary. Miller and Trigg now are
to receive $25 a day when con-
Quoting boxing business. with a
maximum of $500 a year.
Also affected by the order is
Mrs. Josephine Sabaugh, a full
time secretary of the commits
sion, whose salary was $500 q
year. She is being placed on an
ION call" basis to work only
when needed.
The three-year terms of all
three members of the commits
sion expire next April.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
elevation 3-Length Victor.
Hosty Road Last in Race

BOSTON, Oct. 30 R.-Fox.
catcher Farms elevation has
confirmed his rating as one Of
the better 3-year-olds after the
Alibhai : Fairy Chant chestnut
colts driving three-length VIC
tory in the $50, ,000-added Yankee
Handicap at Suffolk Downs.
elevation, 9-to-1 outsider
who came from dead last at the
head Of the backstretch yester-
day to take the lead in the home
stretch, will run in for the $780,
000-added Pimlico Special No
vember 20 if his training pro-
crosses, according to Trainer
Dick Handlen.
elevations victory, engineered
by Jockey Eric Guerin who lost
q nose decision on Alfred G.
Vanderbilt's find on the same
track in the $50. 0-added Mas
sachusettS Handicap this spring,
came at the expense of Jet Ac-
ton. The Maine Chance Farms
ace with Eddie Arcaro up was
followed by Morris Sims Bless
bull, another length and a half
back.
The time for the mile and an
eighth was 1:50Hs in this 10th
Yankee Handicap witnessed by
23,523 fans.
But the big surprise was the
dead last finish of Hasty House
Farms Hasty Road, the 4-to-5
favorite, who swung wide at the
final turn after staying near the
pace most of the way. The brown
colt, carrying top weight at l24
pounds, finished out of the mon
ey for only the fourth time in
Is races this year.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
10 Games 10 Be Played
In Boys Club Football

The Police Boys Club foot
ball league will play two games
today and eight tomorrow.
Club No. 5 will play Club No,
IL at $50 pm. today at Fair
lawn and Club 10 will play Club
IL at 1880, both games in the
80-pound class.
The schedule tomorrow:
1O0-Pound Class.)
Club q VS.. Club IL and Club 10 VS..
Club IL. both at 2:30 pm. at Pair
lawn.
u2O-Popnd CIass.)
Club No. 13 VS.. Southeast at II am.
at Hoover playground and Southwest
vs.. Club No. at IL am. at Banneker
14O-P0und CLASSY
Southeast VS.. Club No. I3 at Hoover
playground and Southwest VS.. Club NO
at Banneker playground. both at 2:3C
pm.
pm. and Clab No. 10 VS.. Club No. II
ct 8 pm, both at Fairlawn.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Illness Of Z Starters
Worries Oklahoma
BY the Assoeioisd Press

BOULDER, Colo, Oct. 20
Illness Of two first-string Okla
homa players and injury to a
Colorado starter produced last
minute worries as the teams
finished preparations today for
their Big Seven football game
tomorrow.
Quarterback Jim Harris and
End Carl Allison were put to bed
yesterday at a hotel soon after
the Oklahoma team reached
Denyer. where the Sooners are
preparing for the game. Both
were reported suffering from
"f1u symptoms" DR.. Mike VIII
lard, team physician. said every
precaution was being taken In
an effort to have the players
ready to start.
Gene Calame, senior quarter
back who returned to play this
week after being sidelined since
September rs by a collarbone
injury. worked out with the first-
string backfield late yesterday.
Joe Mobra was In Allison's spot
at left end.
Coach Bud Wilkinson expressed
concern over Harris condition.
The sophomore took over after
Calame'S injury and has high
lighted oklahoma's all-winning
season.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
BY Lewis F. Atchison

Queen Elizabeth's Landau and
two fellow travellers from Eng
land and Ireland were ready for
a canter at Laurel today after
checking in for next Wednesdays
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional following 29-hour fight
from their homelandS.
Frank w. Dennis King of the
Tudors, also from England, and
Ladys Mary Bury's Northern
Clean from Ireland we're in the
equine party that arrived at
Friendship Airport yesterday to
be greeted with a reception sell
dom accorded a horse-even a
champion. They were vanned to
Laurel and. after things quieted
down, walked out" late in the
afternoon. All apparently took
the journey in stride.
The crowd at Friendship Air.
port near Baltimore resembled a
mob scene from one of Cecil b.
De Miles early movie produc-
tionS. The arrival of the Queens
horse was a powerful magnet.
Greeted by Bagpipers.
One might have thought the
Queen herself would ride Landau
off the plane, or that the latest
arrivals for the International
had i've legs and two heads. The
, welcoming committee included
18 bandsmen from the I'd Army,
armed with bagpipes and drum
sticks and disguised as Scotsmen
in Wallace tartan plaids.
Bert Andrews, British consul
in Baltimore, and Arthur Price,
president of the Baltimore City
Council. added a dignif1ed touch
to the occasion. John D. Scha-
piro headed a solid phalanx of
Laurel officials, walking in a
body, but without bagpipes and
plaid.
A small boy with q BIB gun
could have winged a dozen news
papermen blind folded, and
there were more cameras around
than you see in a paWnshop
window. It was quite a crowd,
decidedly different than Mon
day when the French representa-
tives in the international ar
rived at $3.50 am, with only a
few sleepy-eyed souls to greet
them.
Mike Flynn and his Pan
American Always aides made
sure the English and Irish ar
rivals drew a sellout. PAA or
dered its brand-new DC6A to
put down at Moncton, New
Brunswick, for a couple Of hours
early yesterday. Even after the
ship was over Baltimore, they
kept 1t IN the air an additional
20 minutes to be sure late corners
wouldn't miss the show.
Irish Groom Protests.
When the plane rolled to a
stop the bagpipers, under the
direction of M/Sergt. Earl An
dersons. began squeezing out
Scotland Of the Braves provok-
ing a scream of protest from
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Gurden State
Continued From Page C-1.

surprised October 16 when Flying
Fury ran of with the Cham
payne Stakes. and Garden State
fans saw him win irnpressively
Tuesday after all, but stumbling
TO his knees at the start.
Henry Moreno. who rode Turn
TO last year. will be aboard Flying
Fury, while Eddie Arcaro rides
Racing Fool. who won a prep race
here q week ago without too
much trouble.
i think ] picked the right
one. ." Moreno said OF his mount
as compared with Racing Fool
Both Of them are fine colts but
Flying Fury has shown me more
] think he has a little more late
kick than Racing Fool and In q
race like the Garden State that
stretch drive may be what We
need. z
Brother Tex won the Keene-
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Horses Upset by Buspipes
Queens S Colt Works Out Kinks
After Hollywood Reception

i Frank McKenna. Northern
Cleans 'lad," or groom.
= 'ese idea was this?" Nc
Kenna demanded. "We have a
nice trip all the way and now
they're got the 'orses juny and
sweating like the devil himself" /"
The remainder of the musical
program. Highland Lady,
Cock of the North" and "Auld
Lang Syne," was abruptly can
celled.
Photographers. many OF them
explaining which publications
they represented and exactly
what poses they wanted the
horses to assume. wandered
around as though waiting for an
inspiration. Veteran press as
sociation and newspaper camera
men, accustomed to bigger, more
exciting ceremonies than the
arrival of three race horses
seized the passenger unloading
ramp, commandeered a movable
baggage conveyor. wheeled them
to vantage points and then
jostled with one another for the
best perches.
There was a long delay before
the horses were ready to leave
the plane. King of the Tudors
was first. led by Stanley Holmes
racing manager for Dennis.
Wears Airline Blanket.
When Landau appeared, led by
18-year-old Clifford Lines, he
wore a blue blanket, on which
were emblazened the unroyal
looking letters, PAA. The pub
licity-wise airline hadn't over
looked a single bet.
will the Queen like that?"
a reporter asked Roger Doulens
of Pan American.
II don't know about the
Queen" Doulens replied, "but
I'm sure BOAC British Over
seas Always Corporationy won't
like it,"
When Northern Cleans turn
came to walk the gangplank, IT
was evident that Lady Bury S
Irish filly was on edge. She took
one look at the assemblage on
the ground and drew back into
the plane. Tim Rogers, son Of
Capt. Darby Rogers, the filly's
veteran trainer who did not
make the trip because of illness,
patted Northern Cleans neck
and talked to her. She still
hesitated. putting a foreleg on
the ramp and withdrawing it
gingerly. Twice it seemed that
she would rap her head on the
doorway arch. She wore a thick
pad to protect her against such
an injury.
Brush Burns Owner Present.
The 33-year-old, black-haired
Rogers finally coaxed her down
the ramp into the van. where
King of the Tudors nuzzled her
as if to say, mice work, dear.
knew you'd make it."
Airline pilots, ground crews
airport police and inquisitive
spectators merely interested In
horses milled about on the
Evening star., 1954-10-29

ground as the horses were un-
loaded. The magazine photogra-
pliers got everything but the
limousine chauffer's fingerprints
Stanley Mikell, owner of Brush
Burn, who also will run in the
International, was in the group
He looked thoughtfully interest
ed in the new arrivals.
Mice looking horses" he COM
mented.
The van pulled of and the
crowd melted away. Everybody
seemed satisfied now that they
had seen the royal horse safely
in this country, on his way to
Laurel. Everybody but the mag
azine photographers. They may
still be at Friendship.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Martinez 1876 Pick
in ~ Fight Tonight
BY Tho Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-vince
Martinez, a glamour boy from
paterson, N. j., with box ofIice
and bobby sox appeal, picks up
his boxing career tonight after
a four-month lapse.
The handsome welterweight
meets Carmine Fiore over the
10-round route at Madison
Square Garden in a rematch Of
their January 80, 1853, bout.
tThe bout will be carried In
Washington by WRC-Tv and
radio, beginning at 10 p.m.)
Martinez whipped the Brook
lyn left hooker quite handily in
their first meeting. Since he
stopped Chuck Davey and gave
Art Aragon the worst drubbing
OF his career In his last two
starts, there's no reason to ex-
pect Vince won't beat Fiore
again.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
W. {. Shannon II Follows Dad
As Columbia Club President

Columbia Country Club elect
ed its youngest president and
the SON Of q former president In
William e. Shannon II, who sue
ceeds w. C. Chick" Evans.
Mr.. Shannon, president of
Shannon q Luchs and also presi-
dent of the Potomac Federal
Savings and Loan Corp, is SO
and has been active in club af-
fairs since his junior golf days.
His father, the late Herbert r.
Shannon, was president Of Co
lumbia in 1929-30. and Billy is
believed to be the first son to
follow his fathers footsteps as
president Of a club in this area.
John S. Daniels was elected
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Unbeaien Hoya Harriers
Oppose Navy tomorrow

Georgetown's undefeated cross
country team. regarded as the
best since Coach Frank Sevigne
took over there. runs against
Navy tomorrow at Annapolis.
The Hoyas so far have beaten
Fordham, st. Johns. LaSalle. st.
Joseph's and villanova by big
margins, and in addition to Navy
tomorrow have Virginia to meet
before shooting for the IC-4A
title.
Bob Lippmeier and Frank
Pfiaging have been the leaders.
and both broke the old course
record at Philadelphia last week
when the Hoyas beat st. Joseph's
and Villanova.