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HEIp-WOMEN.

FANCY PRESSERS experienced; permanent
position. Rainbow Dyeing Cleaning Co.
l4I B ST. e.
GERMAN WOMAN. middle to keep
house and be a companion to elderly widow
woman. must be refined and furnish best OF
references: single o. widow preferred: stay
nights. good home 10 right party. Address
Box 1T. Star office. l3'
SALES CLERK, experienced, for Confec-
tlonery and restaurant business; typist pre-
ferred: references. Call 1924 18th ST. NV.
SALESWCMAN. experienced for small dress
shop. Apply Mr. Allen, l4l" New York
ave. NV
WOMAN Permanent position for intelligent
woman; pleasant personality and ambition
chef essentials. Address Box !3S-S, Star
office.
WOMEN. !, capable. with cars. to tram for
executive position. If you are interested in
cosmetics and free to travel, see Miss
Eallay a. ..5 Bond Bldg.
WOMEN. to solicit laundry AID dry clean
ms ~ per day and So commission on
first bundle. Address Box ! llGS. Star office
YOUNG LADY. over 81. good education;
permanent position Address Box 499-T,
Star Ct1ce.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
is , cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

ELDERLY AND CONVALEScENT PEOPLE
cared tor by graduate nurse in her home;
rates reas. AID $3.50.
ERADICATED BY MY OWN
method: results guaranteed for a lifetime
or money back: write for booklet. DIR. SOM
MERWERCK. 1865 Columbia rd.
CAMP FOR BOYS IN SO. MD. ALL AC-
tivities trained counselors also girls. boys
day camp in Washington. C1. BOZ. l5@
NURSE. SANITARIUM TRAINED BY SWED-
ish professor. Stockholm methods. 1o5 Wade
Apis. 1901 18th NV. Massage, home OF
hotel.
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN DURING THE
day: private home; SO a month. 700
Kennedy st. NV. 13'
MATERNITY CASES SEAII-INVALIDS, CON-
valescents private nursing home, miles
from District line: physician and graduate
nurse in attendance. Box s, Glenn Dale. Md.
IL
WANT INFORMATION CONCERNING AD-
dress Of George Rosson. formerly from Port
land. Ore. JOSEPH G1NALLE. 1131 10th
st NV. 13'
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has COOKS, maids.
investigated. DE. 3551. 1887 llth ST. n W.
81
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ELECTRIC WIRING.

FIXTURES AND REPAIRS.
rooms. halls bath, complete with fix
lures Sl5. WorKmG GnShip guaranteed. Regal
Electric Co. SIa Upshur NV CO. 1891.
FLOOR WORK. expert; old floors MADE like
new: prices reasonable: work guaranteed.
w. c: Deaton. 49, Sth st NV. co. G6ti".
FLOORS SCRAPED or sanded and reinished
Low prices; white mechanics. Earle Jordan.
lincoln 51i5 l3'
PAINTING. PAPERING-I DO my own work;
tAverase room papered. So. no more) Call
Metz. any time CO. 039i.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-High
grade workmanship; lowest prices. Tucker,
ME. Sli9. 49,
PAPERING AND PAINTING. 81 so up: work
guaranteed; reliable prompt. "4u2 lith st.
NV. co. s1.3 Reliable Decorating Co.
PAPERING . RMS. 2-STORY HALL. $40.
Quick service, white mech. Call any time.
Neat papers. Adams "3!6
PAPfRlNG feryiee aGShss "a also Sp' paintins niTmp'
Rov White, 1924 Gales ST. ne AT 49,.
PAPERHANGINC first class, done at once.
$3.50 and up a room including paper work
guaranteed Call North saw li'
PAPERHANGINGi AND PAINT1NG-No lob
tCo small; work guaranteed, estimates given.
Atlantic 3iS3-J.
PAPERHANG1NG guaranteed. DC, nv own
work: rooms scraped dry. cracks filed; with
any paper i'll our book. Sc no more; closets
free Adams 05": l3'
PAPERHANGING-R papered, 81 and
GeorRe. :129 18th St NV. Apt. .. DE. 1lf".
PLASTERING. stueco cement. chimneys:
leaky Easements. old roofs repaired, coated
with special asbestos; guar; reaS. Mlnnlck,
NE 3S46.
PLASTERING. stuccoing. cementlns most
or small Mathis Bros. 6Iu Columbia rd.
NV AID 1910.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

white diamond; unusually brilliant gem; all
platinum diamond mounting; will sell for
unpaid balance; S1s5. Kahn Optical Co.,
6l1 1th st. NV.
DIAMOND WEDDING RING. 8" large. beau
tiiul diamonds. channel platinum wedding
ring; must be sold at once; S"9. Kahn
Opticol Co. Gl7 9TH st. NV.
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH. ," large fiery
diamonds Ia: all-platinum wrist watch;
bargain; $40. Kahn Optical Co. Gl7 1th
DOORS, new. No. l. SIG; cabinet doors
have arrived. and are they reasonable: SOC
and up; No. "; p. all sizes. This Satur,-
asy will be eeds5 posts and fp
limited number. on which you will save "O,t.
No phone orders on this sale.
B.thssda ElsIsdHs Ma MILL & LUMBER Wf coi BOO.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-Ha moved
to apartment where refrigeration is fur
nshed will sell . my refrigerator reasonable;
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Copeland .
Il; size; rare bargain; used: S3" Kits.
1890 g st. NV.
FOLDING BREAKFAST NooKs 30 to sell;
cottage, beer parlor the home; seats
people comfortably; well made, compac;' p
Sill ; Ga W ave. North i34i. N''' ~ -
FURNITuRE-Oak dining room suite. only
$40 1918 Rosedale ST. ne.
suite, si9; walnut bed room suite. 50: bu-
reau. ~; buffet, 81; vanity. 50; beds, other
furniture cheap. 1"1l II ne. 10
FURNITURE for every room in the home
to be sold at auction Friday. July IA, COM
mencing at 10 am. at 5l4 10th st. Nv.
LUMBER. second hand. cheap. :0a New
Roadway MARYLAND Park Md, Phone Capt.
tol Heights 3.4.
M1MEoGRApHs, rebuilt. new machine guar
antee. 80 per cent savings: all models, hand
electric. United l""3 N. Y ave. MA. 550".
OFFICE FURNITURE. used. GOVT. surplus
osce eaa SFS1nu F"2nl Co. oS 4s6 sth tas nv ME- s4
POOL TABLES 90. balls. racks and & aues; s.
cashier. l3oS st. NV.
RUG Chinese size Xxi s2oa unusual ss ow SpeG tdr
cash. Telephone Decatur 2o"5. ADDRESS
1871 10th st. l3'
RuGs-Privste party six Oriental imported;
dress Box :ioo-T. Star Office.
SCREENS. bronze wire; made TO Mt your
Sales Co. :i571 Warder st. NV. co. si""
SEWING MACHINES. reconditioned; all kinds;
lowest prices; electric consoles portaoles ana
treadle type; $50 up. 921 St NV.
power; cheap. MA 1851. 9"7 2oth NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. portable; excel
lent condition; will sacrifice for SO. Can
Adams 1851 after $40.
IIPEWRllER KEN AL SERNlCE, bE. 1861
51l6 10th St NV. Underwoods, s., mo:
mos. in adv. St. No deliveries soc dep.
TYPEWRITERS- model Coronas and
L. c. Smiths for rent. Bargain in rebuilt
and reconditioned machines The L. c. Smith
and Corona Typewriters. Inc. 10lS 18th 81.
TYPEWRITERs. Underwood, Remingtons,
Smiths ROYALS, $40, SlJ. $50. pick from
200 bargains. United, 1923 N. Y. ave.
MA. $500.
o-DIAMoND PLATINUM CLUSTER SCARF
p.n-OriR!naly cost 500 left TO be sold:
sacrifice. 81 30 Kahn Optical Co. 81.
9TH ST. NV
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SUMMER COURSES.

Begin Today-Special Summer Rates.
Prepare Now for Next Police EXaminalIon:
Civil Service subjects The Civil Service Pre-
paratory School L. Adolph Richards, NJ. A,
NJ. S. Prin. so l2th st. NV. ME. 6:ii'.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
SPECIAL COMPLETE COURSE
SIS THIS MONTH INCLUDING TOOLS.
START NOW. EASY TERMS
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
C55 Earle Theater Bldg
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ADVERTISING SALESMAN must have car
and be able to travel: lucrative proposition.
straight commission basis. Wrlte Box ia,
Westminster. Md.
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SALE-AUTOMOBlLES.


AUBURN 1879 CONVERTIBLE sEDAN-;A-l
condition: guaranteed: so down. balance
$50 month. warrington Motor Co. "o35
BUICK lo.s STANDARD coUPE-New
cash; will demonstrate. Phone WI. 1854, 81
BUICK 1891 MODEL O. sEDAN-Medium-
Roadster: 6 chrome Wlre wheels. fender
wells chrome tire covers; S495; terms
euarsneed Barnes Motors l1.2 l4th
low low mileage. r ike ike new; trade and terms.
Call Mr.. Sacks. Lincoln 10206.
CHEVROLET COACH. 143l-1n perfect
shape low mesee Drvate a m Rdsen mpsl
thai. Ii. lO205.
CHEVROLET SEDAN late 1928: exception
sy sood res can
CHEVROLET LATE 1890 SPORT ROADSTER
Rumble seat; excellent condition: party
must sacrifice; Sl45 cash. 1926 18th ST. NV.
CHEVROLET 1891 SPORT CABRIOLET-
Paint and motor like new: party must sacri-
fee: S,,6j. or best cash offer. AID. 456l.
CHEVROLET SEDAN l.SeIn an t,SsI sDenEd Ed
Motor Co, iii 18th NV. and Conn. ave.
and ST.
CHEVROLET 1913. 4-DooR sEDAN-Jum
bo tires, like new; has seat covers; hot
water heater; 500 down, balance x"4 q
month; Warrington Motor Co.. 2o3e 1'th
CHEVROLET ROADSTER; 19sl-P0sittivsiy al itrniy
aosors efRs isss ~ 18th PTaDf5s 81
feet condition: must be seen to be apDre-
ciated: SIS down. balance easy terms ar
ranged. No property signers. Century Mo-
tors, 1905 14th st. NV. North 9232
CHEVROLET 1898. DE LUKE sEDANoma66
coach. S425; 1890 coach. $500; terms; fully
guaranteed Barnes Motors 1129 l4th.
DODGE-Will trade . or carat diamond on
new Dodge Torrey Motor Co.. 1923 L st.
Dodge Plymouth Dealers. IA.
ESSEX COACH in good running condition:
brakes and lights Just inspected: owner
leaving town Friday right: $50 or best
cash offer See Mr.. Rees, 1856 p St. be-
tween 3 and pm.
ESSEX LATE 1928 SEDAN S3s-4-wheel
brakes; paint. tires Rood; runs fine. co.
1856. 1923 Chaplin st.
FORD 1899 VS. DE LUXE coUPE-Blue
| with cream wheels; Splendid in appearance
and condition; a TRIANGLE sgRsIT:. .;gssiasl s.,a 81
the famous for -seryice"- xogd Dealers 3
New York ave. n.wsA '@s.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF BEAUTY
Culture night and day classes. Learn this
highly paid profession: positions obtained
upon graduation. GREENE'S BUILDING,
lth and K NV. ME. $780,.
Evening star., 1933-07-13

DELCATESSEN MAN. thoroughly expert
enced III the buying and cooking of meats
and prepare ion of salads. etc state age,
experience. reference salary expected. Ad
dress Box l13-S Star Office
Evening star., 1933-07-13

BOYS Jewish, IA to Is years. to sell Jew
ISL New Year cards; liberal commissions TO
earnes. workers, must be reliable 30 H
once
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BOY, white. with selling ability. in whole
sale store. ST per week and rapid advance
ment I'll : Indiana ave. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


AcCoKDIoNs ANTIQUE ,ewery re kod Tnq n7ttas fee5e
I'D Schlllers. 444 nth. cor. NV.
ANTIQUE JEwELRY. gold teeth, coins; silver.
prices Gold Refining. Inc. 4oo l2th st. NV.
APPAREL-M Mems, womens and children.s;
also Shoes. hats. curtains, dishes pts;. rugs.
furniture bought for rummage sale Phone
MI Wlnger. Decatur $50. 1871 'th st n W
BlCYCLE-one used cd-inch bicycle cheap
Call Wisconsin JOB
BOOKS bought In any quantity. NE; 54l5.
PsaTlman's Big Book Shop. 9@3 @ ST. NV
No branch store.
DELCo LIGHTING PLANT. llo-yon; must
BE- reasonable. Address Box 10y S,aI
office. Ii
FIXTURES Store. restaurant ofhce' cash
TesisterS. etc STOCKS OF merchandis.ei, ca hosa'
rqRNnTpRE se Sn You or phdne SnytAas NH q s5!a
after Ii pm best cash prices given. ly2'
FURNITURE and household goods of all all
Until Until you cali North G0id Prompt service.
FURNrTURE-Househ effects. store and
cash cash. Call District sll:. Prompt attention.
FURNITURE rugs. household articles: brio
a-brac. personal effects. or anything OF value
93iek 9ti' action tt A cali W Johnson National 7o,s
FURNITURE Highest cash prices paid for
used furniture of every description. Cal
Gilbert Ma 3stiN: ewes. CO 1897. 49,
FURNITURE, bric-a-brae. china. russ: paint
inKS. siiVerWare: absolutely highest cash prices
paid Call Murray, be convinced. AID. 3l}3.
GOLD. silver. watches, diamonds and old
,eWelry needed IN our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid. Sellngers. SlS st
KIDDY-KOOP 'baby's). screened. in good
condition; reasonable. Walnut A523
OLD GOLD-Bring your old gold, silver. plati-
mum. diamonds, also discarded jewelry We
need them in our manufacturing dept: Will
pay highest prices. Kahn. Inc. 933 st
WANT TO BUY 3 BARBER CHAIRS and
other barber shop equipment. Phone North
1898 IL
WE BUY AND SELL mems clothing. jeweiry.
diamonds. typewriters musical instruments;
trunks golf clubs. What have you to sell?
Max Zweig. g31 D st. NV. ME. 9l13.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch 2l5.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash Mattress Co. $40 l. st. s.w. MA GG79.
BEDDING RENOVATED. springs. mattresses.
pillows, feather mat: down comfort. re-cov-
cred Ideal Bedding Co., 80. NV MA 4O94
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BOATS.

FISHING or CRUISING PARTIES comfort
ably taken care o.: 5"-ft cruiser for charter
day or week Rates. phone S4lye! Spring
2-F-5 -
JOHNSON 32-h p. outboard and boat. also
condition: only those wanting fine OUTFITS
need apply. l"4u ST. Sc
NASH BOAT AND MOTOR WORKS.
1873. Eltos, ShosJ Exclusive agents
parts motors. service. 9th q Water SITS. :"
FITO-JOHNSON CUPBOARD MOTORS.
New and Used-SerV4ce and Parts.
Southeast Sales Co, l1i0 S Z
Evening star., 1933-07-13

BARRIER colorcd experienced, wanted at
N & u
Evening star., 1933-07-13

MEN-The biggest value Watkins has ever
gwen in history now in effect. with com
mission of 63 to statesmen. Can you afford
to work for less? Many Of our men ma King
better than SO per day on this special.
Need 3 men to complete our force. Apply
ll.iA lllrOlS ave. CORNER Ga.
Evening star., 1933-07-13

MAN white who can drive car. for odd Jobs
around poultry farm; hoard. room and -
week to start Write full information about
yourself to Box ST. Star Office
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BEDDING RENOVATED.
-. AMERICAN BEDDING co.

BEDDING RENO\ Al ED,
AMERICAN BEDDING CO,
4th and Bryant SITS. NE. Pc. 3"3".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inclosed. repairs. re-
modelling: gaTageS: painting. papering.
plumbing heating; prompt reas. Hammer.
Pc. nS20. l5s
CARPENTER-Any kind job or repair work:
partitions shelving, porcheS. general re-
modelling. painting. Ii. 9lS4-J. any time.
CHAIR CANEING-Po,reh rockers
stering. Armstrong. 1888 10th NV NE. 3O6:,
CONCRETE WORK, repairs: steps and orna-
mental specially: estimates cheerfully
given. Decatur 1914 l3.
room house S45: work guaranteed: estimates
free. co. "l45, American Eng Co. BOO
Conn. ave. lSs
ELECTRIC WIRING and fixtures; highest
quality at lowest prices: over 700 satisfied
customers IN Washington: get estimate. see
the reason. H. NJ. Carpenter, North nss5.
Evening star., 1933-07-13

Statesmen -Clean-cut, energetic men. who
have had experience in selling direct TO
homes; car essential; commission and liberal
bonus allowed on gross sales Address Box
SIT. Star Office
Evening star., 1933-07-13

MEN wanted who are willing to work. our
proposition offers excellent opportunity for
future: car an asset. Call Columbia ~,
for annnintment
Evening star., 1933-07-13

MEN to solicit laundry and dry cleaning
81 per day and 80. commission on flrSt
bundle Address Box liu-S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-07-13

SALESMAN of character and ability. expert
euced IL direct selling: splendid remunera
ton ana opportunity; membership campaign
OF national oraanlZation. state QuallflctuonS ;
fG,iy to receive prompt cons .derat!on. Ad-
d eSs Box 41-T. Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-07-13

AUBURN 1874 CONVERTIBLE SEDAN-A-l
condition: guaranteed; $50 down. balance
$50 e month. Warrington Motor Co. "o35
Evening star., 1933-07-13

OPERATOR. Moon Hopkins billing machine;
expe rience necessary: stock brokerage Office.
Address BOX 5n-S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-07-13

OLDSMOBILE 1890 SPORT COUPE with
rumble seat new paint; in perfect condl-
ton price. $40. CL. "ll3 after . PM
OIDSMOBILE 1890 COACH-Perfect ma
chinery. condition and tires good; mus:
sell; easy terms: consider small trade. Call
NJ
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LINCOLN l9a" l"-Cylinder De Luxe Con-
vertible Coupe-Rumhle seat looks Nke
new; been driven ! 900 miles. Investigate
before buying new will sell AT great
sacrifice; can be seen at private garage: rear
T. a.
Evening star., 1933-07-13

WANTED Small store. preferably hard
ware, notions or variety: state location
lowest cash price Address Box SGT, Star
Evening star., 1933-07-13

GROCERY. Conn. Ave business 500 per
day: 5000 cash, bal easy payments.
Lunch room. receipts. $40 per day; terms.
ROGERS. I4lu II ST. NV. DI. 1sl?.
COFFEE SHOpPE, with beer license apt.
and hotel location: must sell at once ac-
count Of i'll health very cheap. Address Box
MI Star Office Ia
Evening star., 1933-07-13

GAS STATION store and , living roonis;
dong good business. good reason for SELL
inc located on Marlboro Pike. !. mile from
Dlst line. Call Capltu ul EeiRhtS A:tn 1G'
Evening star., 1933-05-31
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

nRESIDENT WILSON and DR..
Grayson, White House physician,
today played golf at the Wash
ington Country Club. The President
plays q pretty good game, but is not
so expert as was former President
Taft.
Among those mentioned in Rod
and Stream news are Capt. Billy
Hettinger, Capt. Tony Schroth. John
A. Rupert, Lloyd Brooke, w. r.
Baker, Thomas Brooks, William Daily,
j. c. Leatherman, Samuel Moore, E.
P. Brahler, Philip Wood, Fred Lewis,
George Schroth, John Shea, Elmer
Schroth. Frank Graham, William
Hettinger, jr.; J. Jones, Charles
Cawson, Jack Taylor, DR.. Maulding,
j. Grace, F. Hartig, Ralph Gait,
Myer Fisher, W. r. johnson, VIII
liam Fisher, Joe Harvey, Virgil
Healy, William Davis, Ward Savage,
John E. Buckingham and Harold H.
Hilton.
Conrad B. Doyle will meet r. L.
James, the titleholder, in the chal-
lenge round in the middle Atlantic
States tennis singles championship.
Washington beat Boston, 4-3, in
the first game of yesterdays dou-
ble-header, but lost the second game,
OIL. Harry Hooper, Boston right
fielder, the first batter in the second
game, hit a homer of Walter john
son for the lone run.
James E. CTed) Meredith con-
quered Abel Kiviat by a scant mar
gin in a three-quarter-m mile race in
the American A. c. games at
Celtic Park, Long Island.
Victor Kaufman and Count A. de
Chambrun won prizes in golf compe-
tition at Chevy Chase. Kauffmann's
score of even to par gave him the
prize in the handicap match against
par and the Counts 176, less ham
dicap of Sc, for net 140, was good
enough to win the 36-hole event.
Other contestants in the two events
included G. F. Freeman, R. w.
Baker, ]. H. Bryan, E. M. Talcott,
j. L. Newbold, Alex Britton, S. P.
Knut, W. G. Peter. j. Paul. H. c.
Stewart, H. r. Anderson, r. G. Hal
liday, Gen. G. F. Elliott. H. M.
Southgate. H. B. Davidson. R. Stead,
G. P. Van Wyck. G. Y. Wheeler, H.
F. Clark, F. H. Gillet, G. B. Miller,
H. Taylor. w. c. Langfitt. c. v.
Wheeler, jr.; j. M Chamberlain, T.
c. McAboy. E. L. Whitehouse, j. H.
Gordon, j. M. Sterrett, c. r. Stetson,
Chester Wells, Col Ladd. Col.
Downing, w. H. Reynolds, H. Oil
phant. e. Liftus, w. S. Reyburn, j.
de Sibour, w. r. Tuckerman, w.
Cross, G. c. Minnigerode. E. w.
Parker, w. c. Mendenhall, D. S.
Barry, ]. w. Calvert, Ben Miller,
Sam Dalzell, w. Tuckerman, E. M.
Weaver, w. L. Fisher, j. A. McIl-
benny, s. L. Heap, w. F. Rogers,
j. H. Brickenstein, G. w. Denfeld,
B. H. Warner. jr.; Rudolph Kauff-
mann, c. F. Frailey, o. McCammon,
G. r. Fortescue, F. E. Evans, Evans
Browne and A. S. Worthington.
Mrs. c. Arthur Slator and Mrs. De
Farges were winners of an i'm
promptu women's golf event at
Bannockburn.
In an interclub canoe regatta here
those scoring included Irving Zirtel,
Harry v. Rouse, Horace M. Rivero,
r. Rutherford, Edwin L. Marsch-
mayer, Howard r. Roberts, James
v. Dulin. D. A. De Lashmutt, E. D.
Ansley, E. B. Mcdonald, Ruth Doyle,
Frank T. Chamberlain, Ada Hinzen,
Heine, ROBBERS. Hyer, Offutt, j. w.
Birch and Vanderbilt.
Alfred De Oro won the world
three-cushion billiard title.
DR.. Harry Gessler, former Wash
ington ball player, has been ordered
to join the Kansas City club.
Evening star., 1933-05-31
Most Of Holiday Golf Events
Finished Despite Rain; Three
Tied for Cup at Chevy Chase

nick, E. F. Fowler and H. L. Hamill,
tied for fourth.
Craig Mckee, George Washington
golf star, has posted sub-par 50 to
take the lead in the qualifying round
for the Tribal Bowl Trophy at Indian
Spring. The medal round is to end on
Saturday, with match play rounds to
start on Sunday.
n z. BENTsoN, with . card of So
-. 1+69, accounted for the Presi-
dents Cup, main golf feature on
the Beaver Dam card. A handicap
event run on In flights found Martin
r. Mccarthy. John r. Miller and K. j.
Hale tied for first place in the top
flight with net cards Of TO- Bentson's s
SO net won the second flight for him,
while G. A. Ford won the third flight,
flight went to H. G. Gibson with net
score of "a.
D. E. Mattison won the driving con-
test with q wallop Of 20s yards. D. F.
Sheehy won the approaching event with
shot feet from the pin from q dis
tance Of $50 yards. The putting con-
test was won by Jesse F. Baggett after
tie with D. r. Hutchinson. Mrs. r.
M. Brown won the driving contest for
women with q shot of $50 yards. Mrs.
r. z. Kelly won the approaching tour
ney, while Mrs. D. r. Hutchinson an
nexed the putting event.
A blind bogey event was held at Ban
nockburn and was won by M. Green,
with card Of 112-40-72. Nearly so
players took part.
The next tourney Of the Middle At
lantic P. @. A. viii be . mixed Scotch
foursome event to be played at the
Maryland Country Club on June 5. Pro-
fessionals are asked to choose their own
m rfners
Evening star., 1933-05-31

stepped into the post of club pro, bring
ing his two brothers with him. Burn
ing Tree will be represented by one
postgraduate and one present pupil in
the coming open championship, for
Beach qualified for the open as well
as young "Gillie" Cunningham.
THOSE Cunningham brothers-all of
i them-can step around Burning
Tree in, figures that would set your
ordinary professional dizzy. They know
every quirk and turn of that great golf
course and all three of them have
played 1t many times in better than
10. Which one of them is the better
golfer on one knowc. but all three are
good enough to play in any company,
and all three developed the present
soundneSs of their games at Burning
Tree-a golf course that will convert
any man from an ordinary player into
a good golfer if he gives his attention
to the game
Burning Tree is like Elmsford up in
Westchester County, N. Y, where the
Turnesa brothers developed the game
that has won for them many champion
ships. There are Mike, Joe and Phil.
not to mention Tony Manero, another
product Of Elmsford. And out there at
Burning Tree are the three Cunning
hams, all of them capable of moving
along as fast as any pro in this part OF
the land. Put lad with golflng ambi-
tons on a course like Burning Tree
and if he can't make a golfer out of
himself over that fine layout he never
will become golfer.
Back in the Fall of 1881, Frank Cum
ningham stepped out in the first round
Of the National Capital open at Ken
wood to shoot a dazzling 70 (eXactly
field. Frankie finished well down the
list at the finish, but the lad had
shown his first flash. And the other
day at Manor, Gilbert shot score of
144 for the SO holes to qualify for the
national. Walter is a sort of Shepherd
to his younger brothers. He watches
'em like hawk, pulling for them when
ever they start, and giving them helpful
hints on their progress. If you want to
start first-class argument say some
thing derogatory to one of the Cunning
ham brothers about one of the others.
Young Dick Lunn, 16-year-old
Friends School youngster who won the
Chevy Chase tourney few days ago. is
another Burning Tree productive
finest amateur yet developed over that
course. Dick is member of Chevy
Chase, too, but he plays most of his
golf at Burning Tree.
Ted Husing, Columbia Broadcasting
System sports announcer, will 20 on the
air next week from the North Shore
Country Club. describing again the ma
tional open golf championship 20 Il is
kplayed from hole to hole. -