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sHTNBERG & SHINBERG. Attorneys.
5lI Washington Building,
ORDER CATION-ABSENT
UEFENDANT.
Filed July 20, 1865. Harry M. HUI
nlaElE

Clerk.
for the District of Columbia. -
Henry Tiebout.. Plaintiff VS.. Edna
M. Tiebout,. Defendant.-No. 2542.
55.-The object of this suit is Il
obtain an absolute divorce on the
ground of voluntary separation fol
more than five years. On motion Of
the plaintiff. it is this goth DAY
OF July, 1855, ordered that the
defendant Edna M. Tiebout cause
her appearance to be entered here
IN on or before the fortieth day
exclusive of Sundays and legai
holidays, occurring after the day
of the first publication Of this
order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case OF
default. Provided. a copy Of this
order. be published once q week
for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star Newspaper before
said day. tS.) EDWARD A. TANfM,
Judge. (Seal) Attest: HARRY M.
HULL, Clerk. BY MARGARET j.
UNGER, Deputy Clerk.
ivslD
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MECHANIC, experienced in road
construction equipment. State age,
annual salary desired, experiences,
references. Box 22S-M, Star, -25
MECHANIC, washing machine, white
only, start immed., exper. ON BEN
dix washers helpful. Apply 1893
N. Capitol st. 81
with experience: good salary: an
nual leave; good working condi-
tions. JAY STORES. 500 1lth st.
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c.aR sa1s MN MSaIss au,., tST .s.,,, ssnsTs 4 ono:
sisting. to keep small set Of books.
mSss sr be s,tn sss e ,ypsi Pend ind g
maehips. s-day, 4o-hr. VIZ. .Bo1
coNsTRuciTioN suPERMTENp.
ENT, for large out-of- f-tovn prof.
eet. wanted BY local contractor.
Weekdays. AD. <-0100. --20
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SALES OPPORTUNITY

The life insurance business offers
nigh income prestige, and manage
ment for the right man. Are you
oualifed to consider the opportu-
mites offered by. this businessq Our
average successful associate earns
more than $4,000 per year. Call
sonsi y; " ,ntsTHSsv nSok: ma. Se476o, for per-
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, Singer
sewing Machine Co.. has opening
as sales representative: experience
not necessary. excellent training
proeram available; salary plus COM
mission; transportation furnished.
opportunity for advancement and
many company benefits. Apply in
person. Mr.. Dodd. SINGER SEWING
sIaSensSG,Sc sMIaSalS5 co; "a 1905 Annapolis Td..
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white; fabrication experience and
$40 . day plus commission and
vacation. Barron's Sunco Service
station. Wisconsin ave. and River
SERVICE STATION MAN. aIl-round
chanicsl knowledge. RODNEY'S
TExAco STATION, 921 9. Patrick
ST., Alex. --23
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, to hang
cutters, install metal roofs. duct
work and various other metal jobs.
Apply KNIGHT ROOFING Co.
1166 Bonifant ST.. Sil. Spg. ---22
SHEET METAL MECHANICS needed
for installing of duct work for
home and comml. type installation.
Top wages. Call WA. 7-S400.
SHOE SALESMAN. perm. position for
against 10% com: good opp. ADJ
ply KOPY KAT, 7l3 II So. ne. 20
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY as Wash.
ington representative of one OF
americas leading life Insurance.
ably married, between IS and 30.
doing well at present Job yet
somewhat impatient with progress.
While applicant need not have life
insurance experience he will need
ambition, determination and de-
sire 70 serve others as well as
himself. To this man we Offer 4
permanent position, unlimited earn
Ing potential pension ct 80. We
oner independence Of own busi-
ness, yet affiliation, and support
Of large financial firm. We supply
training, direct mail plan. other
proven helps to located buyers and
make sales. Opportunity to move
into management after first year.
Our agency members know OF this
ad. For interview write BOX 442-
Coon MONEY TODAY. a secure
future tomorrow, sell NUTRiLITE,
Call Ia, 9-3S00 ID
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fkEssssMAN. 81 l7xss, Ar. can sOpti
RAJ iI~ iE;srArE SALESMAN, e eaper.
for, Silver Spring area: can one
real proposition. C. r. FLETCHER
JU. $4,000; eyes,, JU. S-S744
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experi.
enced, full time, 20Se exclusive list.
ing commissions. Must be pro-
fessional, must require 81 per hour
for his time. Call Bill Chapman,
for personal interview. IA. 10000
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC,
4793 Lee hwy. {on qlebel. -25
growing real estate and Insurance.
frm has opening for I fuIl-timt
and / part-ttme aggressive sales
offices right in the heartbeat ci
the county, Kamp Washineton;
fun once cooperation. liberal
commission. VIII consider sales
woman with general sales expe-
Iience. interviews Saturday, 2 to
srARNEs REALTY CO. co7aeVt. 7i5 ".
Main St. FAIRFAX, Va, CR. 3-25ll.
REFRIGERATOR MAN to take over
business or work on commission
basis; ~. A;4072: ..=22
ING mechanic, experienced COM
mereial and domestic. Call OIL.
4sdZZ4. W
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AUTO BODY MAN, Experienced, for
busy modern shop; top earnings.
See Mr; Tsrshes, BEAL MOTOR
CO. 14o1 Rhode Island ave. ne.
UTo BODY MAN-Exper., sober and
reliable. Must have tools. Apply in
person. TICkEL MOTORS. INC,
assos6P asSe 6Piasonai rd.' Alex. Va KI.
AUTO BoDY-FENDER MAN-ons
OF Washington's largest volume
dealers has opening for an ex-
cellent body and fender man. SS5
guarantee and year-around work
see see M NJ Jastics; AUTO WHOLE
sALERs' 1871 sladen'burs oH I'd. re.
AUTO GLASS MECHANICE1n-
usually good opportunity for ex-
perienced man. Pay. working hours
and conditions excellent. Future
ppessibilities unlimited. Call IL A.
MECHANICS, for % work
with one of Washington's Oldest
and largest Ford dealers. Best pay
plan; plenty OF work; paid holi-
days and vacation and other COM
pany benefits. Only experienced
men need apply: Must be sober and
fsl,n6ie. chnIcs sss srrI MT; Err LiraSy y, Or Mr.
AUTO MECHANIC. full-time work.
excel. working conditions; vacation
with pay; high piece work rate.
Our mechanics make $15O to 5000
per week. More work than you can
handle. Apply In person only,
HERSON'S. 7l4 o st. NV. go
AUTO MECHANIC-Openi for Q
men; must be experienced; our
limited number of mechanics
makes for high weekly earnings;
5.day week, paid vacation and
other benefits. Apply after 10 am.
Mr. Worsham. LOGAN FORD, iii
18th st. NV. "a
AUTO MECHANICS, 8: twin post lift,
excel. working cord., free parking:
$500 basis: plenty of work. Mr..
AGP6SD tGT6SD g. 2 .Ss
per. preferred but not necessary.
Also. / body man. Plenty OF work.
4o9d 1o9S,,g surs0dndinss. caoS,s1dnsss ny Very geed
TOLSON. AP. 10000. "a
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THE JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
APPLIED PHYSICS
LABORATORY

ROOFER, must Be 1st class, on al
types Of reroofing and repairs. Ap-
ply 615 18th st. ne. 7:15 am
RO0FERs-Dependsble and exper.
lence only, need apply. Good pay,
kooffNG s6sssH S0rk MfcHssNnIsc4s III ssNnIs4s .li-rSand ss
man, for repair work; must have
hand tools and D. c. drivers per-
NIT. Call LA. 6-S321. 80
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Driving Instructors

Driving Instructors
White. 81 to 35 with or without
instructors license. LU. 4-90S3.
DRUG CLERK, white. exper.: drivers
license; ewes. and wk. ends; New
Hampshire Pharmacy, New Hamp-
shire at Farragut NV. -RA. 6-3100.
DRUG AND TOBACCO CLERK, with
) nishts. ait. Sun. ' Apply I'm IN person asi'
CHAsTLEToN PHARMACY. 18th
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sRAINARD b. WARNER, IN,
Attorney,
InIn Ua..-A ~ NM

IOiO NCEHunt hVe.g NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 77,OO6,
Administration This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the District Of Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration on the estate Of
Charles. H. Payne, late of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby. warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
the. subscriber, on or before the
18th day Of January, AID. 1855;
otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit. Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of July, 1855. MARY j.
TRENT. 721 Rock Greek Church
Rd., NV. tSeal) Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, Register OF
Wills for the District OF Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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FRANZ q MnFR AI1arne.-

FRANK E. ELDER, Attorney
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S8,l54,
Administration This is to Give
Notice, That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Anna B.
Nqttall late Of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers there OF, legally
authenticated. TO the subscriber. on
or before the 10th day Of. January,
A.D; 1855. otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all bene-
flt Of said estate, Given under my
FRANK E. ELDER. Munsey Bldg.
tSeall Attest, THEODORE COGS-
WELL, REGISTER Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk. Of the
Probate Court jy22,29-au5
BRAINARD II, WARNER, III,
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iEeAL NOTICES tceni.l
wnlssssoERi l.ss Elis0s. 50s.Ii i..s.s...! sasmoDr
ls isth 81 NM.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for ths. District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. s7.S72. Ad-
mini9tration.- Is TO Give No
tee: That the subscriber. OF the
State Of New York has obtained
from the. Probate Court OF the
mentary " on he estste of Ann
Goehel. Brooks. late Of the District
Of Columbia. deceased. All per-
sons having claims against de-
hihit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authentiested. %
the subscriber. on or before the 9Th
day Of January. A. d. 1856: other
wise they may bY law be exclued
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day
Of July, 1885. JULIUS GOEBEL.
IT.. Fl East 90th St, New York.
n Z: lseal.l Attest: THEODORE
COGgWELL. REGISTER Of Wills for
the District of Columbia. Clerk of
the Probate Court. jyS.15.22
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ROUTEMAN

ROUTEMAN
Married man with sales ability for
route saleswork. Perm. position,
high weekly earnings. Apply after
noon only. DUPONT LAUNDRY,
2535 Sherman ave. NV. -22
ROUTE MEN, white, bet. 21"3b;
working-knowledge Of city and
suburbs, and exper. in route work
helpful, We desire 2 dependable
men who want permanent good
paying positions with Washington's
fastest growing diaper service.
Rapid advancement after. training
period. Apply in person this week,
bet. Ia pm. TIDY DI.DY DIAPER
SERVICE. 701 Lamont st. NV.
End floor. --22
ROUTE SALESMAN for we'll estab-
lished laundry and dry cleaning
route. Prefer married man be-
tween rs and 40 years Of age. Apply
in person. BELL LAUNDRY, INC,
4706 Leland St, Bethesda. Md. PA
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
fnr the District NJ rnIuuahia w

UNITED SIATES DlSTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia.-W
v. JAMES. Plaintiff VS.. JOSEPH
HALL, Defendant.-No. 65-55.-
The object OF this suit is to re-
move cloud from title on Lots 133
and s31 In Square 1884 q part of
the Capital View Realty Company
subdivision Of part of tract of land
known as conclusion" Said lots
are unimproyed and situated on
$50 Place, NE, between East Capt.
tol Street and Central Avenue.
On motion Of the plaintiff, 1t is this
18th day of July, 1855. ordered
that the defendant Joseph Hall
cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day of
the first publication of this
order be published once week for
proceeded with. as in case of de-
fault. Provided, q copy of this
order be published once q week for
three successive weeks in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter. and The
said day. is.) JAS. W. MORRIS,
Judge. (Seall Attest: HARRY M.
HULL. Clerk. BY MARGARET A,
MANN. Deputy Clerk.
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ASST. RESIDENT MGR
aITRuppAN aapDuN, ,nono

SUBURBAN GARDEN PROJECT
Rent and telephone free. Hospitaliza.
tion and Insurance benefits. Some
experience needed. Call Mr.
Parker Immediately, RE. $4,000.
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Must be young-aggressiye-able ia
talk, and own late model car start
ing salary $sl per wk. plus com.
missions on all sales including trip
commissions. All calls pre-sched.
uled. No canvassing. Learn selling
with q good substantial base pay.
NO previous selling experience nee
essary. Apply In person. q to IL
Rfl1 9th st - NJ
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HELP-MEN lcent. !
AUTO statesmen

AO ~ 6AGG0MEN
We have openings in our used.esI
department. We are q leadine Ford
dealer. We have 2 lots. plenty o.
cars 70 sell;; good pay plan, daily
moor time. II you. are neat, ener-
Eetic ana absolutely sober; we viii
Amply In person to Mr.. Posner.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1888 Good Hope Rd. Sc. ga
ATT0M3BILE srrIh9RIL !. S..s Sat ,3 ,C03vER m;
time, experienced only, good pal
ana steady work. excellent work.
an.r sns cSonaitions. Saition RAYco auto
Silver Spring, Nd. and Sii;
Bladensburg rd. ne. ga
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER
Aggressive suburban Nd. Chevrolet
dealer has an excel. future TO offei
to anyone qualified to manage q
volume service operation; excel
salary and incentive plan. Apply
TOMS CHEVROLET, INC, iiSIS
CUNNINGHAM dr.. Wheaton. Nd.
PA
AUT0MOTlvE SHOP FOREMAN and
service salesman to take charge Of
night shift in suburban AUTOMOBILE
dealers shop: compensation based
on experience and ability. Boz
6g-M. Star. -25
AUTO USED-CAR MGR,
Must be thorouehly experienced In
AL phases Of the used car business
Lge volume dealer in NE. Oppor-
tunity fa lifetime. Please state
age, experience. etc. Box 334-M,
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DELICATEssEN MEN 125, expert
enced in kosher delicatessen and
sandwich making, opportunity for
maT mmasTnagsr,s Job, Apply FLowER
to weigh trucks. State
age, experience, salary desired, ref
,I srensss, Box 43l-M. Star. -2b
Observation-Disclosures and de-
velopment organization has i'm
mediate position available for
craftsman qualified in layout OF
the electronic circuits and mechan-
itcal drawings; liberal company
benefits. THE ORDNANCE ENGI-
NEERING CORP. Rockville, Nd.
Phone Po. 2-6l31. 8 to 5 week
DRiVER-GRoCERIEs, good salary.
5h -day wk. LEE SUPER MAR.
KET. 2233 N. Pershing dr., Arl.,
DRIVERS WANTED, with or without
hackers license: Montgomery Co.
area. Call LO. 5-1533. ga
DRIVER-SALESMAN. for industrial
laundry route: paid vacation, s.
35, Interview, 8 to 8 pm. Monday,
July 20. See Mr.. Lucas. CARTER
INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY, 42O7
Lawrence ST., Colmar Manor. Md.
No phone calls. -24
DRIVERS-SALESMEN
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REGIONAL MANAGER
KEMPER THOMAS CO.
WILL INTERVIEW
]. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
WHITR AND car Anrtra

c0LORED MAN TO clean boiiers.'
and general maintenance work Il,
boiler rooms: 6-day week, nighE
shift. Apply In person, GLASS.
MANOR APTS.,. 21O Winthrop 81.
GlasSmanOr, Md oS
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EDWIN SHELTON
1911 X st. NV.
Piled July 9. 1885, Harry n. Hull.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for The District Of celgmsis.-In
9 Corporation 5000 18th Street
MW,; S...or Washington; We nay D. G5@ CYL
ton of the Petition Of Morris
Pollin, Harry Poretsky, Jennie Poliin
and Dora Poretsky, constituting
all Of the membership Of the Board
Of Trustees Of Connecticut Gar
dens, Inc. and also constituting
all Of the stockholders Of said Cor
poration. to dissolve Connecticut
Gardens, Inc. q Corporation organ
ized under the laws Of the District
ing that the purposes for which said
Corporation was Organized have
been abandoned,- 1t is, this 9th day
Of July. 1885, ORDERED that all
tion shall appear herein and show
cause, II any they have, by. the
22nd day Of August, 1855, why q
decree should not be entered dis
solyins the said Corporation; pro:
be published IN the Washington
Law Reporter and The. Evening
Star Newspaper weekly for three
consecutive weeks, the first inser-
ton to be not less than one month
from the date f1xed for showing
cause as aforesaid 80 r. B.
KEECH. Judge. Seal A TRUE
COPY. TEST: HARRY M. HULL,
Deputy CLERK Sk saAA''ANSi iys.16.ss 4; bssN'
ROBERT r. SUTPHIN, Attorney,
1874 X Street NV.
Order Publication-Absent Defendant
Tr0n
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SALES MANAGER
Experienced real estate man, $3.50
yrs.,. to take over sales dept. of
leading Arl. realtor. Should be
capable Of managing $40 salesmen
and producing volume " million
per mo. We have well located,
air:cond. oflces. excel. reputation
Replies strictly confidential. state
terms Of employment and exper. In
own handwriting. Box 240-Ls Star.
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SALES MANAGEMENT TRATNEE--
Our training. program offers an ex-
cellent salaried career opportunity
With . leading company in its field;
SsTs Ssii NM n1Ef,sd HsaraMs sDal1sss sdlcssiSs sss
MISREPRESENTATION, for movine
and storage business. Must have
industry exper. and good refs. De-
sire young man willing to work hard
On Snn straight commission plan with
SAITH. sia2hc IT,, II, sMrRffH4sssr rRf4ssr. rRsANsFMEkF; sis Nj;
d STORAGE CO., 1913 You st. n.w.
SALESMAN, REAL EsTATE-seerl-
ing exper. preferred. Car neces-
sary: professional type man. 30-50
and ability Of expression. You
have opportunity for earnings Of
tS1O,000-S12,000 per yr. with our
established Virginia firm of real
tors; Replies confidential. Box 239-
- We need 1 man man to
work as outside salesman. Salary,
SSmmissl1n. anarsrfs .,,., and monthly bonus.
cation and many other company
CENTER, 609 9TH st. NV. --24
SALESMAN, inside building material
and hardware; salary and commits
sion. Experienced only. for Vir-
sinia company. BOX 95-M. Star.
SALESMAN. permanent. part time,
ewes; and Sat; general retail store.
CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1909 II st. ne.
SALESMAN for mems clothing
store; permanent position for right
party. Salary and Commission.
Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES, 1Ol2
p st. NV. -27
sALESMAN-we have an opening
in our new car department.; un-
usual opportunity: demonstrator
furnished and other company ben
eflts FRANK SMALL. JR., INC,
1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Mr.. Smith.
for photofinishing and
nlm counter; perm; work: Cab Mrs.
ave- NV RE T-DA2A
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BALTIMORE. RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse; $500; trot; one
sTiDs Don cRfsh Tabs.ss, stfss 1880 S 5sS sGS
Aydie Jills tAmato) 500
GROOM Hanover, saipan King Brew.
CharIotte Volo. Lord Baltimore. Time.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $500: pace;
Banners Bride tB'ten, ae.eo 1900 $50
saaiai.I sanny KossesGas acscea. '''n' ls4o sS ssS
Par Flight. Canadian Honker. Penny
Maid, Homestretch Ruth, The Light.
DAILY DOUBLE tb-S PAID $1,000
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500: trot; one
Bee Handy CdcInt'e) $3.50 $50 $50
Royal Crusader (Norris) $50 $50
n National Hanovsr. Mary parnley. fai. C
sonridge star. The Rock, Real Cloud
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
fIS Schuyler 6I'psonl $3.50 I5.eS y S ss.se e
Parma Hanover tT'glel $50
S@S.r ApsEs' IsEs FINE: 4Sse bss
mi FIFTH III RACE Purse, $500: pace
Lucky Duke tcherrir) $50 40 $40
Miss Nj Helen watson tBelote, $50
Ohio Boz Tsllow taH Her sRa shansr e La
SIXTH RACE - Purse, 5000: pace
Direct Walnut tsmith) $50 500 $50
Carries Boy tAdams) $40
sandy McEiIen Sure sure, Con, ,1 Yam g,oE1p gP
Sandy McEllen finished second but
was DISQUALIFIED and placed fourth.
Point; purse 5000: pace: one mile.
Snipe Reward CDavis) $40 400 100
Highland Boy wv. w., sr.) $50 4.20
Madge Hy (CrocketD 13.4O
Reeds knight, Date Knight, Inga
Lue. 1--WE Session, L. T. Eden, Hughie
Boy. Miss Mel.
al. stockey stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: pace;
one mile.
Velvet Hanover (w'dl 11.OO 4.20 $40
Falconr'ge Peter (C'ke) 4.SO 800
Mighty Dexter (Flem'g) 2.SO
Shady Farvel, Rose Marie. Woollen.
Laurelite Hanover, Ripland. Time
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Guard RAN paid $3.50 and $500,
and Waikiki $500.
Summer Breeze set the pace,
closely followed by WAIKIKI for
the first half-mile. Judy Rullah,
slow to hit her stride, finally
made her bid on the outside Of
the stretch turn and closed up
fast in the final sixteenth as
Summer Breeze tired badly and
Guard Rail came I'D to make it
a three-horse drive to the wire.
Levee was fifth, followed by
Special Style. Supple, Token
Tune. Pretty Plunger, Summer
Breeze and Lady Paradise.
Jockey Erb described Judy
Rullah as "the Nashua of the
fillies" and added, "she scares
you to death while Just doing
enough to win"
Dedicate Beaten
In the seven-furlong Classic
preview, Mrs. Jan Burke's Dedi-
cate. unbeaten in five starts. lost
by five lengths to Sidney G..
Babbitz's Speed Rouser. W. L.
Ranch's Honeys Alibi was third.
Dedicate and Honeys Alibi are
candidates for the 100000 Ar
lington Classic next Saturday,
but Speed Rouser was not named
for the race.
The winner, ridden by Alfred
Popara. was timed in 1:234s and
paid $11.60, $3.50 and SO. Dedi-
cate returned $500 and $3.50,
and Honeys Alibi So.
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Isl Shot Wins
Al Baltimore

BALTIMORE, June o (Spe.
ciaD .-Snipe Reward, a 25-to-1
shot, rewarded his few hackers
with a fat return by scoring 9
startling victory in the $4,000
Sparrows Point Pace, feature
race on the harness racing pro.
gram tonight at Baltimore Race.
way.
The 4-year-old son of Quick
Reward. a consistent winner
Snipe Reward acted as though
he did not realize his limits, al
he carried Olin Davis home 9
winner by a length and three.
quarters. Highland Boy was Sec
ond and Madge Hy third.
Owned by James M. Davis o1
Clayton, Del, the drivers uncle
the bay gelding paid $52.40. 81
and 81.
LongShot players began CASH
ing in early, as Flowing Chuck
won the first race at 1880 and
Banners Bride took the second
at $22.20. Together these two
(5-8) returned a fat $195.20 to
lucky daily double winners.
Bee Handy followed suit by
winning the third and returning
$1,000 and Flo Schuyler scored
in the fourth to return $3.50
before Lucky Duke and Direct
Walnut decreased the payoffs.
A crowd Of 7,158 attended. q.
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BUT HAS BRITTLE HANDS
Another Huwuiiun Follows
Olson Along Title Route
HONOLULU, July Q R.-stal

HONOLULU, July Q (R.-Stan
Harrington. with q punch like
q mule kick. stands to be
Hawaii's next world boxing
champion unless Brittle hands
end his budding career.
The 21-year-old welterweight,
who grew up near Middleweight
Champion Carl (Bobo) Olson's
tough neighborhood, has had
only is professional fights. He
won all, IL by knockouts.
Tuesday night he, faces Ernie
Greer of Oakland, Calf.
Harrington's manager. Tad
Kawamura, worries about bis
fighters hands. Since knocking
out veteran Henry Davis last
April, Harrington has been get
ting treatment for his hands.
Kawamura says "he had a
bone chip in q left knuckle and
treatment for tendon bruises. He
has to take it easy with sparring
partners.
DR.. Tommy Chang. q territo-
rial boxing commission physi-
clan, says, "Harrington's left
hook has the power of a light
heavyweight. He just hits too
hard for his weight"
Davis was counted out in the
10th round of their fight for the
only time in his career.
The fight meant a layof for
Stan to rest the dukes and
proved costly in a different way:
Davis returned to Los Angeles
gyms to tell of his Harrington
experience and now Hawaii pro-
moters are hard pressed to find
opponents among California
welters.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
DEDICATE LOSES AT ARLINGTON
Unbeoten Judy RuIIoh
Wins Lossie by Neck

CHICAGO. July Q B.-In q
sizzling stretch finish. unde-
feated Judy Rullah scored a
sensational neck victory today
over a pair Of long shots to win
the $96,500 Arlington Lassie
Stakes.
Ridden by Dave Erb, the little
Nasrullah filly moved from
fourth on the clubhouse turn to
third at the top of the stretch,
and then OUTRAGED Mrs. Joseph
Tomlinson's Guard Rail, an IL
to-1 shot, and Emil Denemark's s
Waikiki, at Is to l, to the wire
in the heavy going. Guard Rail
was second and Waikiki third, a
short head behind, in the blan-
ket finish.
Fourth in the field of II for
the summers richest test for 2
fillies was a 10-to-1
outsider. Herve Racivitch's S
Brookwood.
Fourth Straight Win
Judy Rullah, owned by Helen
w. Platt Of New York and M. A.
Waldheim of st. Louis, gained
her fourth consecutive victory
and won $57.335 to push her
earnings to $73,260.
She stepped the six furlongs in
1:134s and paid $3.50. $3.50 and
$500 to her hackers in the Ar
lington Park crowd of 27,408.