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> rOoma, Kitchen, bath $50 90
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rooms, Kitchen, bath $50 so
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Rms, Kit, Bath. ser. Porch
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BEST VALUE IN nc.
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Well-kept bulldina: 2 bedrms, Nv
rm.. dinette klt bath. screened
adults only: S7b, RI. 0-40ss. :
BEVERLY COURT. 1885 Columbia
70, NV Pour LARGE bedrmsa llv
rm;. din rm., .recep. I'm, baths.
JOHN QUINN Co, INC. CO b.s5aa
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NEARBY n. ARL.-Attrac. l-bedrm.
apt. for responsible couple. Lge
Nv, rm end a. Quiet residential,
near bus, stores Call IA. s-l952'
after 1 pm.
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FURNISHED
LIVING AND BEDRM
APPS. FURHIsRED-MD.


BETH Oh. CH.-Attrae. suite N
pvt. home for gentleman: complete
privacy: oyerlooking garden; spac
llv. rm bedrm.. bath: all utils
Ewes, week ends. OIL. 4-443s.
BRENTWOOD, near r. I. and 34tf
st,-2 rms. SIS: / rm., $40 wk.
adults. WA. 7-44s4, DI. 1924
COLMAR MAHOR-LPe. eficiency
apt; pvt. bath and entrance: $40
mo-. incl utils. 3dl2 18th ave.
WA: 7-32l3.
EVANSVILLE. 53Oi Decatur st.
LiV.-b.d, rm., Kit. bath: Sl3.75
wk,. utils, Also unfurn UN. 4
MI. RAINIER, n blk. from bus
terminal-3 rms. and bath. private
entr.; empl. couple. no children;
free rent In exehange for babv sit
ting and Ink. 5 days wk. I'm. 4
1865.
MT. RAINIER ID rooms. private
bath and entrance: one fare zone.
WA. 7-l977.
sPENCERVILLE, ND, on Rte. los
j rms. with pvt. bath and
entr,: lge. yard; adults. SP.
sUITLAND MANOR II bedroom.
nicely furnished; $50 and up, 10.
S-4l0s
TAK0MA PARK-Modern liv. rm.,
din. rm., bearm., kit. and bath,
pvt. entr.; on busline; adults only (.
$50 so. Utils. incl. u. 9-7992.
TAKOMA PARK-Niceiv furn. l.
bedrm, apt, huge window fan
Must be seen to appreciate. JU
5-OS7S after 8
TAKOMA PARK - Clean, comfort.
able 1-bedrm. apt. with bath; liy
rm. with din. space, kit. SIS incl
utils. JU. g-21SS.
TAKOMA PARK, 1881 Carroll ave
Terrace apt. rm.. kit. bath.
Other times call OF, 2-09s2.
TAX. PK.-4-rm teri. apt: pvt
eutr. twin beds. quiet. clean
s205 Greenwood ave. Open now
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. effic
Kit and bath apt, blk bus and
shop. JU. 5-5269, Ju 5-7749.
TAkOMA PARK : Nicely furn. 4
rms. and bath; ga blkS. busline,
$50. JU 7-6646.
APIS. FURN.. ND, VA. D c.
10, 4-sOs4. THE AMERICAN
LEASING CO. Ask for Mr.. Gilbert
ONE MILE UNIV. OF MD.-3 yns
men TO share furn. apt. with one
young man; S35 mo. ca. Supper
optional. TO. 9-7037, after 3 pm.
6657 BOOK TER, oxon Hill. Nd
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, dinette. pvt.
bath. 10. 7-1269.
GRIN. AND BATH APT, mr.. Acc.
enceS pO 2-230O
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HYATTsv1LLE. 1901 Decatur st.
Liv.-b.d, rm., Kit. bath: sl3.7b
wk;, utils, Also unfurn. uN. 4
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THE CAVALIER

aoVu lNtn III NV
one Of Washlnuton's nmest ant
hotelAi available nov, a heaut 2.
nedfm apt. with porch. and
iarae eihflency. Call Rental once
~, 2-adn0, . m 8.
Conn. Ave. 2-Bedrm. Apt.
Newly decoraiedi switchboard anc
elevator service Call no, e-6llf
CONNECTICUT AVE.
- bedrn NJ rm ON iossr
switchboard and eiev bids no
e-oflf
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MT. RAINIER "a rooms. private
bath and entrance: one fare zone.
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NV1NUhEn3 HhIuHIh, 5oI HaIeigh
kit, bath, $3.50. To inspect see
yanitor In bsmt, r. A. HUM
PHRIEs AND SONS, ma. s-502O
CONN. AVE, 2100.l bedrm and
hr. secretariai service. co. 5-SiO5.
MRS. OBRYAN.
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BETH -CH. CH.-Attrae. suite In
pvt. home for gentleman: complete
privacy: oyerlooking garden; spae.
lIv. I'm bedrm.. bath: all utils.
Ewes, week ends. OIL. 4-443S.
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ADAMS MIL M. N.w,--i-bedrm
apt, SIb per mo incl. heat and
hot water. no children. WM. III
SAUNDERS CO., INC. DI. 7-i0ib
BEACON APIS 1901 Calvert 81
n.v.--ElsV.; e-bedrm, apt. 800,
, bedrma., Nv. rm. din. rm., kit i,
bath, Sis, RA. $3.50.
BOILING YIELD ARIA, 2afe END
e, e.. 80; s. kedsco5stsd ap., with ~.
bath and enclosed porch sst
mo incl. utlls, MRS. SUMNER.
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i7ea FAST CAPITOL er.-Tyo
HARRISON A. ADAMS
ea2 X 81 NV Ma h-ea0H
cath AND EYE srs. NV.
WOODWARD a NORRIS
7a5 goth st' NV RI. s-6ss5
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ST. rms. SIS: nm, $40 wk.;
adults. WA. 7-44s4, DI. 1924.
COLMAR MANOR-Lpe. eficiency
apt; pvt, bath and entrance: SO
mo-. incl, utils. Jdl2 18th ave.
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IINI, Itut, Nv. ~, A-U0-O.
THE ELDON-A well-kept older
building At 10th and Mass ave.
NV. Spacious l-bedroom apis
avail. immed. at this walk down
town loca. Automatic eleV.. clean
kit, dinette. S67 includes heat
and hot water. p33 L st. NV.
RES. MGR, No. l0l, DE. 2-6al5
O. SHANNON a LUcHs CO., Ma,
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ana 'patni $50. W, 7-b171.
CAPITOL HILL, ga Mass. Ave.
s pd S sssiT s4s ~ To- Il INSPECT Sla: s q.
MgT; Apt, 10; r. A. HUMPHREYS
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AIRS. UHFURKIsAfD-D. Q.

Washington. ID. q.
SUNDAY, july ~. ieas
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Unconditional
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms D. The any Or wssk
lneiudlna maid service. Reduced
rates t0f monthly occupancy with
eI wlthqui llnent and maid service
necfelaIlAl sffticai sun deck over.
loq1lna entire clifi ampllfed
mAsltI pleylslon antennn system
Wkkss .taellitleai ~ nina, from
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TAKOMA PARK - Clean, comfort.
able 1-bedrm. apt. with bath; hv
rm, with din space. kit. SIS incl
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sPENCERVILLE, MD. on Rte. I9s
j rms. with pvt. bath and
entr.; lge. yard; adults. SIP.
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CAPITOL HILL AREA, go 9th st..
Sc, Apt No. 3-Liv. rm.. bedrm. {.
bath. din, kit, and scr. rear
porch. no, 2-O7bO.
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COLUMBIA RD. and nth n.w.-2
bedrms.. receipt. rm.. liv. rm, din,
kit, bath, porch, elev., $50 So
eyi 90 mo. CO. 5-713O.
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Sorry, No phona, maIl o. GOD. orders.
Take your puFehaaes vim you End save
delivery costs. osaaflir rishis reserved.
TV screen slEes shown ~ diesoaal meas
unsmeai. Most models % dlsplaY q Ell
locations.
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Just before dinner pei and slce avoczdos dip PAGES
m emon juice 70 keep fruit from darkening and ARRANGE
m bowl On Gamma leaves with wedgz Of lime. Lucille
Uses the coarse pink szlf Of Hawaii and asaabe the
west coaSx. bm any salt WIN do.
This was f0piclike night, moon-wiiched night
and 50 quickly eDnel Aloha and FAREWELL !
22Ekpamd bvoiles 7labkepooss Jf<zkk
cwR gEaaed gizger root,
, nps fresh. fozen o. orI Genzpoon eyumnd
onnaed piaeappkr chwsks giae1
cW Piaezpps jEce Jmcs Of cloves garlic
cap soy nnce .Sbonemiwx
Cover chicken with mzrinade made Of the remaining
ingredients Marinzte n Ieass hours in refrerrztor
turning pieccs once fwce- Drain chicken; So aside
remaining marinade- Brown chicken IN shortening Add
reserved marinsde: bring 10 n simmer. Transfer %
Casserole Bake uncovered. &C 3z5sF. about hour or
unta chicken . tender hasting twice during tic baking
period Yieid: TO portions. -Ths End
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mango. banana, nectanne. melon and over an fresh
shredded coconut. The fruits eat with or without
dressing The mayonnzse IS served separately, sweet
ened slightly and seasoned with curry.
Our main dish was Chicken Hawaiian and with this
baked red yaB and baked red bananas, halved and
Drowned Avocado slices with lime wedges we're laid IN
flower form on Gamma leayes- The desert ptachio nut
ice cream, was passed with Chinese almond COOKIES
The coffee was . mellow Kona. packed IN Hawaii.
Hawaiian chicken" Lucile told me, Is . dish
developed BY the japanese who live the Islands Its
exotic favor CONES from the Of fresh sneer root
While the chicken was baking Lucille prepared the
yaB and bananas. II rcd bananas aren't available ne
the regular yellow. When tho yam in skin are done,
split iengthwse- Season to taste with bufier MASKING
this into the fiesh Smooth of top and sprinkle with
papnka- The baked banana halves are brushed with
melted butter. then Hawaiian raw sugar crushed and
sprinkled over. or dark brown sugar viii do. PIace
under the broiler just before serving TO pEeheaf and
sugar glaze. Ananse in wooden bowl lined with large
Caladium leaves commonly known rs elephant ears.
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These Goines-ssd Shepherds are living
proof ihof homogenized cuines MsoI
con help your dog enjoy
A LONGER PRIME OF LIFE!

Gaines Meal helps dogs stay fun Of health alert and
vigorous years longer. That's what by longer
prime Of life"
Gaines Meal contains al fe esental vitamn minerals
and proaei And because = homognzed this dog food
guarantees complete nowshment ut every feeding.
Now then which dog Is the anaEatherg It's Gene on the
right who's every bit energetic and healthy h grand
Sig. Shouldn't Jon help
your dog enjoy longer prime
Of life2 You can Just feed him 49,
regularly On Gaines Neal 80 -
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Chicken With Ginger

walking among the ruins Of hidden Old Panama
and saw first hermit crab rolling down the beach like
marble, living IN caStoff snail shell LET'S do book
about this clown Of the beach" HoIIing had said A
special file for PagMB was kept Research done in
museums and university Libraries. in SEA caves and
gTottos. Bit by little bit they discovered PaeDos doingS
The book tells Of Pasoos career from the Matching Of
the egg pencil dot in size TO his growing into two
listed crab about inch long. listened with half an
ear relaxed in the autumn sunset Lucille covered the
table with tapa cloth using place mats hand-woven.
There were flowers and leaves in happy confusion
shells tucked in between, IN PasOo's honor. Mt.
Harvard in the back rising maestcaIly; below far
down, the jeweled city Of Pasadena.
Tropical Fruit Cocktail
Two torches poles stabbed between terrace stones
were placed at either end Of the tabe The pOs were
topped with cans Of kerosene, wicks for flares.
Anopical fruit cocktail first course, the fruit
arranged wooden plates in biie-s1e pieces. Lucille
uses cuts Of exotic fruits whatever IS available papaya
, 1958-06-25

christanstsed, St croix, v l, under the Act of March 5. 1897
VOL IA WEDNESDAY. JUNE q. 1858 NO. 1856
discussed, amended and reported Bills Nos. 451, 488, 5O8,
512, 518, 519, 522 and 523.
LENAR SESSION 3:45 pm.
The Legislature, in plenary session, waived its rules
Of business and proceeded to adopt the following bills in
the form and by the votes herein indicated.
BILL No. 451
SECOND LEGISLATURE OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF UNITED STATES
Regular Session
To Authorize the Governor to Accept Gift Of Roadway
in the Contant Area, and to Authorize Appropriations
from the SPECIAL INTERNAL REVENUE MATCHING
FUNDS for Expenditure during the Fiscal Year July /,
1857 to June 80, 1858.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION l. The Governor Of the Virgin Islands is
hereby authorized and directed to accept on behalf of the
Government of the Virgin Islands, and from the owner
or owners thereof, the gift Of title, rights and interests
in and to that certain area of land in the Contant Area,
Saint Thomas, comprising a roadway extending from the
point commonly known as the "Tamarind Tree" area on
the HARDWOOD Highway, Saint Thomas, and running north
westerly to the area known as the John Dunkoe Gut"
SECTION 2. The following sums for Essential Pub
lie Projects or SO much thereof as may be necessary, are
hereby authorized for appropriation out of any funds
available in the SPECIAL INTERNAL REVENUE
MATCHING FUNDS in the Treasury Of the Virgin IS
lands not otherwise appropriated, for expenditure during
the Fiscal Year July /, 1857 to June 80, 1858, for the pdr-
poses hereinafter expressly named:
PUBLICWORKS DEPARTMENT (t. Thomas)
For improvements at the Contant Area as follows:
1(a) Widening and hardsurfacing Of existing
dirt road from Tamarind Tree area on HARDWOOD
Highway, running northWesterly to intersection
Of same with John Dunkoe Gut" .......... $4,000
() Extension of sewer line facilities for con
n~ections by residences in the area. ....-..... $500
t) Extension Of Potable Water Line facili-
ties fof. connection by residences in the area. ..... 5000
I'D Improvement to Drainage Facilities in
Contant subdivision. 5000
CTob be continued
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Fovored Piono Jim
Wins Trovers Stokes

1925 that the JefIords colors
showed IN front al the finish
of the Travers. Their FIRST APP
pearance In the winners circle
was atop Man o. Wars famous
son. Mars.
Jeffords today received the
Man o. War cup in post-raee
ceremonies as a memento OF
Piano Jlm's accomplishment.
Piano Jim was runner-up In
four stakes earlier this year.
The Jamaica Handicap. the
Kent. the Leonard Richards
and the Lamplighter. but the
travers became his initial VIC
tory as a stakes horse. His net
reward today was $29.e20.
Piano Jim raced forwardly
from the start TO get the lead
at the halfway point from War
head after a battle for better
than Ave lengths. Grey Men
arch. following the leaders.
moved up turning for home.
At the eighth pole Grey Mon
arch's head showed In front
briefly but he drifted out near
ing the finish and gave way 10
Piano Jim's persistency along
the rail.
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RECORD 1897
SEE WILLIS L.
WIN AT YONKERS

YoNKERs. N. y. AUG. .
(AP) willis l.. an g.
year-old gelding driven by
william Myer. went 10 the
top and never was headed
IN tonight's Monitor jun
ior-free-for all trot before
a record 3s.s77 at Yonkers
Raceway.
The winner whipped
Model Heir by three-quar-
tiers Of q length In 2:04.
going the last quarter In
299s.
willis L.. owned by the
Happy Valley Stock Farm
OF Suffolk. Va. returned
sl2. JEFFREY Scott finished
third.
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Marlboro States
Auto Rocing Card

A new series of stock car
ana other auto races under the
direction Of Don Skinker and
Elmo Langley will open at
Marlboro Raceway at approx
imately 2:l5 pm. today.
The program will include a
l5-lap amateur race. l0-lap
stock car heat. 25-lap sports
man and modified race and To-
lap stock car consolation.
Johnny Roberts of Baltimore,
former National sports car
champion, and Clay Eastridge.
leading scorer at Manassas and
Fredericksburg, top the entry
list in the feature.
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Hunken Conducts
Football Clinic
For Boys 10 to II

Ray Hanken, George WASH
ington University line coach,
will conduct a football clinic
for boys 10 to II years of age
at $3.50 am. tomorrow through
Friday at the Patrick Henry
Playground. Eighth street and
South Walter Reed drive in
Arlington.
This is one Of three football
clinics for Arlington youngsters
on the Arlington County De-
partment of Recreation sched-
ule. Others are at the Green
brier playground. North Twen-
ty-sixth and Greenbrier streets
at 10 am. Thursday and at the
Bon Air Park at 10 am. Tues
day and Thursday.
Wayne Ballard. form e r
Westinghouse High School
star and a standout on last
years University Of Virginia
freshman team, will be in
charge at Greenbrier, while
Mac Lillywhite. another for
mer star at WI currently go
ing to william & Mary, is in
charge at Bon Air Park.
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District Meters
Take Titles at
Mountain Lake

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Md. Aug. Q (speciaD WASH
ington players swept honors
here today in the finals Of the
Western Maryland tennis tour
nament.
Phil Neff of Washington de-
feated Newton Meade Of Phila-
delphia. la. Us. 40, 60.
60. to win the mems singles
championship. II was Ned's
third victory. giving him pos
session Of the Carr Memorial
Bowl.
In mems doubles. Col. Louis
Wetherell and Buddy Adair of
Washington defeated Jack
Eaton and Edward Alcorn Of
Pittsburgh, Ga, 81.
Sosie Hublitz of Washington
defeated Margaret Disco Of
Forest Hills, N. Y. rs, Ga.
Us. for the women's singles
championship. then teamed
with Janet Thomas Of Pitts
burgh to defeat Carla Daniels
and Mrs. c. Nagorski of Be-
thesda, Nd, Ga, 60, for the
doubles title.
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Middle Atlantic
Wins Corish Cup

GLEN COVE, N. Y, Aug. 9
(AP). = The Middle Atlantic
Lawn Tennis Association won
the Corish Cup for the first
time since 1851 today by de-
feating defending champion
New England. 81, in the final
round of the intersectional jun
Tor team competition at the
Nassau Country Club.
Middle Atlantic, tied 3-all
with Middle States after yes
terday's semiflnal round tests
were halted by rain. beat Mid
die States, 5-4. when play was
resumed this morning.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Aug. Q tAP). - Piano Jim. In
the seasoned green and white
stripes OF Walter M. Jefiords.
was a driving winner by three
parts OF a length from Wind
field Farms Gray Monarch to-
day In the e9th running OF the
$4,000 rravers. A thrilling
stretch battle kept the issue In
doubt until the hnal yards OF
the mile-and-a- ouarter run In
2;05ts on a good" track.
Three and q half lengths
farther back. Mabel c. Scholtz's
Warhead finished a firing third
In front Of c. v. Whitney's
Flamineo. The original nine
horse field was reduced by one
when Merrick Stgble's Wins
Jet became a late scratch.
Brilliantly ridden by Robert
UsSery. Piano Jim, a son Of
Bernborough-Blue Denim, bred
by his owner and coupled In
the betting with a stablemate.
candace. returned $40, $500
and $3.50 as a majority choice
Of the 22,440 patrons on hand
in bright and breezy weather.
II was the second time since
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BoIden Sets Pace
In Browns Drill

HIRAM, Ohio. Aug. 9 (AP) f.
Leroy Bolden. a 165-pound
rookie halfback from Michigan
State. ran II yards for one of
the three touchdowns scored
by the offensive unit today
when the Cleveland Browns
scrimmaged before $500
rooters.
The first touchdown was by
Ray Renfro. who took a short
pass from Jim Haluska in the
end zone. Following Bolden's
jauat, the ofiense. with Bobby
Freeman at quarterback, moved
80 yards for another marker
Freeman went the final three
yards, starting on the rollout
and choosing to run with the
ball.
Under the scoring system
used. however. the defensive
unit won by a score of 5-3
The offense received one point
for each touchdown while the
defense got a point by inter-
cepting or holding short of a
first down.
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Sir Ruler Wins
Del Mar Feature

DEL MAR, Calf. Aug. 8
(AP-Sir Ruler caught the
front-running The Shoe in the
home stretch and went on to
victory in the $l6,l75 La Jolla
Handicap today.
The Shoe, carrying top
weight of 1872 pounds, went to
the front midway in the stretch
but could not hold off the win
ner. Foreverett was third in the
eight-horse field.
Sir Ruler. owned by Howard
Keck and Claiborne Farm and
ridden by George Taniguchi,
covered the mile in 1865 and
paid $40. $40 and $3.50. The
Shoe returned $3.50 and $3.50
and Foreverett 1910.
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Morgan Takes
Manassas Race

Yves Morgan Of Alexandra
won the 25-lap feature Of the
sportsman-stock car racing pro-
gram last night at the Old
Dominion Speedway in Manas-
Sas. Va.
Ray Byers Of Falls Church
led from the ninth lap until
Morgan took the lead on the
2lst and won his first feature
at Old Dominion by six car
lengths over Elmo Langley of
Arlington. Byers slipped to
third place.
Lilli Reichart Of Alexandria
won the women's three-lap
race.
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Gen. Marbles Named Judge
In Horse Show at Armory

Gen. Humberto Marbles Of
Mexico will Judge the jumping
championships in the Wash
ington International Horse
Show October 1915 at the
Armory. II was announced yes
terday. The show is being spon-
sored by Washington Lodge No.
IS. b. P. o. Elks. for the benefit
of its crippled ehildren's fund
Gen. Marbles is believed 70
have won more trophies than
any other rider in North
America. including the 1888
Olympic Equestrian Games
prize.
Assisting him will be Col.
C. c. Jadwin of Warrenton
Va. and Col. Charles Symroski
of Fort Sill. Okla, former
United States Army team cap
tain. They also will rule on
the civilian open jumping.
Judging the hunters viii be
James L. Wiley of Middleburs.
Va. and Mrs. John ]. McDon-
aid Of SyoSset, N. Y. The Ten
neSsee walking horses will be
judged by H. Karl Yenser, q
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Washingtonian and president
OF the American Walking Horse
Association: John II. Amos of
Nashville. Tenn. and J. Glenn
Turner Of Dallas. president and
vice president respectively Of
the Tennessee Walking Horse
Breeders Association.
Harry E. Lathrop Of Quincy.
H., Will pin the saddle and
fine harness horses and Mrs
Edgar Scott Of Villanova. Pa.
viii rate the junior hunters and
riders in eQuitation. Frank j
Flynn of Dorchester. Mass, is
the steward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Silky Sullivan Fired

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. 8
(AP) silky Sullivan is out of
action until the Santa Anita
meeting next winter. according
to Trainer Reggie Cornell. He
said the big 3-year-old has been
fired in both front legs because
of ankle and pastern trouble.
Firing is a process for drawing
out infection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Hawks Get SeIW
From Retirement

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9 CAP) -
Injured Frank Selvy Cancelled
his To-day old retirement plans
tonight and signed with the
world champion st. Louis
Hawks for the coming profess
sional basketball season.
Selvy, two-time Associated
Press All-American from Fur
man University. decided to give
pro bali another whirl when the
Hawks convinced him a knee
injury could be cured without
surgery.