Evening star., 1933-05-21
1)O At SHAD BAKE
OF BOARDOF TRADE
39th Annual Outing of Or
ganization Held at Bay
Ridge, Md.

The traditional shad bake of the
Washington Board of Trade was con-
Quoted for the thirty-ninth successive
year yesterday at Bay Ridge, Md.
With superb weather prevailing, al
most 700 members journeyed to the
bay shore resort by automobile and bus
for a day of sports, athletic contests
and entertainment, supplemented ny
genuine planked shad dinner, in which
more than 300 of the fish were served.
The District Commissioners led
group of distinguished persons who were
guests of the board for the outing, in
Guiding officials of other leading trade
bodies and civic groups.
Entertainment Program
A varied program of diversion was
provided. including boxing and wrestling
bouts in the afternoon, trap shooting,
polfing. base ball, horseshoe pitching,
boating and bathing. w. Crosdale
Wits was chairman of the Shad Bake
Committee, Hollis B. FrittS directed the
entertainment, and Henry S. Owens su-
pervised the serving of the dinner.
Two professional wrestling bouts be-
tween Al Bakash and Dutch Greene,
and George Kattia and Joe Turner,
were called draws.
The Corbett Athletic Club claimed
honors in the boxing events. defeating
members of the Northeast Boys Club
in four bouts. Joe Green was victor
over Willie Feary, Jules Murell defeated
Whitley Franc, Eddie Nolan gained de-
cision over Grafton Allan and Bill How
ard was adjudged winner in his bout
with Pete Buoniviril
entertainment during the two serv-
fnes Of the dinner was provided by Miss
Helen Kearney's Rhythm Girls and
Included dance numbers by Misses Betty
Burr, Frances Heath, George Craw-
ford, Margaret Dugan, Bessie Pagan,
Gloria Davies, Lorraine Yockler and
Dorothy Stanford. Miss Mildred Anne
Cherot was mistress of ceremonies and
additional acts were given by Tom Muir
ray and Jack Lynch.
Souvenirs Contributed.
Each member attending the shad
bake received a huge bag containing
souvenirs contributed by the following
washington firms: Acme Car System
Co.. American Dairy Supply Co., Brown
ley's, Butler-Flynn Paint Co., Capitol
Towel Service Co.. o. T. g. w. A. Carr,
Carty Electric & Armature Service,
Inc; Chesapeake & Ohio Railway,
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.,
Chestnut Farms Dairy, Clark Bros.
Chewing Gum Co., William B. Coombs,
Dome Oil Co., Emerson Drug Co.,
Equitable Life Insurance Co. Edwin H.
Etz, F. w. Fitch Co., Fleet Photo Serv-
ice, the Frank Foster Co., Friendly
Inn Hotel, Gallotti, Inc; G. Washing
ton Coffee. the Great A. g. P. Tea Co,
Griffith Consumers Co., Edward F.
Gruver Co., Guides, the Hamilton
Hotel Harvey's Restaurant, Hawley &
Hoops. Health Products Corporation,
Charles NJ. Higgins & Co., Inc; S. H.
Hines Co, Tom Huston Peanut Co.,
Kane Transfer Co., j. Frank Kelly,
Inc; Lamb Seal &, Stencil Co.. Inc;
the Lee House, A. H. Lewis Medicine
Co., Long & Curry Mccormick & Co.,
Inc; NARROW, Coal Co., Maxwell g.
Tennyson, H. P. May Hardware Co.,
Edgar Morris Sales Co., Morton Salt
Co., c. A. Muddiman Co., Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., National Electric Supply
Co., O'Donnells Sea Grill, Allen S. |
Olmsted Peoples Drug Stores, Ply |
sicians' Supply Co., Pittsburgh Health
Laboratories, Remington Rand, Inc. |
Rock Greek Ginger Ale Co., William
H Sardo & Co., Scholl Manufacturing
Co. Inc; L. c. Smith g. Corona Type
writer, Inc.; Smith Transfer & Storage
Co., eSouthworth Battery Co., Standard
OH Company OF New Jersey, Standard
Textile Products Co., Swift & Co., the
Tolman Laundry, United Clay Products
Co. C. w. Welch- Co., Wharton's Chick
en- Loaf. Martin Wiegan, Woodward &
Lothrop and Whilling g. Herritz.