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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
viii receive prompt attention. For
admission 70 Recommended Service
Column call National 5000.
Branch 215.
AWNINGS made to order; LpholsterinE.
furniture repairing. rednishing. chair
Gaming Weismuller, 1735 14th st. nv.
sEDDINo MATTREssEs. oo4 sprines .nd
&ass MsttE..s Co sfs &C. sna sv orSs SA ssss ~
CAMERA REPAIRING.
SIS fUh1ER 1oth ss. Nv sALsERn ES1ionsi INC cl71s
CARPENTER, flooring. Shelving. sereenine.
fences built concrete work. BRINING,
1853 TAYLOR st. Adams 1924.
cARPENTER Porches inclosed. screens,
pairs; cabinet work. Douglas. NE. 3l55.
CARPENTER-Make an extra room parti-
tions. porch work; any kind shingles put
on: general repairs. Reas. ME. 5000. 8"
SAEspIEMTER BUILDER new hOme; a.
cash or terms. Carlson. AT. 3314-J. 9'
ELECTRIC WIRING, ias r,sturs. re.
Resal Elec. Co. s19 Upshur NV. Co s39l.
FLOOR WORK. expert; old noors make IKE
fss niss 5es sh HGs. eo asss C.
HEATING-PLUMBING.
Papering painting. roofing. wiring. remod-
AMERICAN HOME IMPROVEMENT co.
DE. 2577. $50 r. I. Ave. NE.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
START Ps21Sd AZ SdsT in RhS6IHEp' A4GusTo TERMS.
S. MONTHLY.
Observation-Disclosures
-Roof1ng-Wiring-
1nclo:ed Porches-Garases q Specially.
CONTINENTAL
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.,
444 R. I. Ave. NV. North 1oe5.
PAPERING PAINTING. averags room, SO.
osH VET w any Ill I'M. .SS co SsSS.' 60 'u-H'''
PAPERINd 5 RMS. 2-sTORY HAIL $40.
Neat papers. Adams 1926.
PAPERING Rooms. Rooms. 81 s,.U up; prompt prompt
Roy White. 1924 Gales st. ne. Ar 1852.
PAPERHANGING-Room papered. IS and
up; estimates fur; work guaranteed II.
Georse. sos Oneida pL NV. GE. 946s.
PAPERING. PAINTING. white mechanics;
rooms pspered. s. up. prompt service.
pay phone AID. 1881; evening, D1. 3ee7.
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING; special this
week only. $500. I do my own work;
rooms scraped dry. cracks filied; with any
paper in our 1884 book. SO 90, no more.
Closets free. Adams 0522. 7s
PAPERHANGNG AND PAINTING-Rea-
sonable prices. work guaranteed. NJ. N.
Schin. 13O Webster st. NV. AID. 2967-W.
PAPERHANGING, painting; reliable me-
chanic: reasonable Mr. Ridenour, 3IOl
18th st. NV. co. 1874.
painting. interior and
exterior; guar; rock bottom prices. CO.
S773. Reliable Deco. Co. sos Kenyon NV.
pLAsTERINo. stuccoins. cementins. water
proonng waterproof stucco, Easements
Mathis Bros. 610 Col I'd. AID. 1910.
A RELIABLE JOB BY A
REPONSIBLE COMPANY.
voEs Esuppsd Hes for taking taking car: Of II
Painting Pissterins Hsrdwood floors
Plumbing Carpentry Weather strippins
Heating Garages Electrical Work
stuceS Co., shinslins nal (. Cement Sn ms,tSsS Work
General Contracting Co., Inc,
e23 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Phone District 60s2.
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REPRESENTATIVE - The
local operation of a nationally
known institution has perma-
nent position for man of pleas
ing personality to interview
people of better class to secure
information on which to make
surveys of interest to every
home owner. Small income at
beginning, but excellent op-
portunity for advancement.
State full particulars and past
experience. y d dress Box
1917, Star office.
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MATTRESSES
GLOVE BUYER
or ASsis tant

or Assistant.
There is an opportunity for a
capable glove woman in a Baltl-
more store doing a high-grade
glove business. Give references,
experience, age, etc. Address Box
4l0-V, Star office
WOMEN-Local operation of
nationally known institution
has a permanent position for
two women OF pleasing per-
Sonality capable OF securing in
formation on which to base a
survey of interest to every
home owner. Interesting work.
No selling. The income is not
large, but the possibilities are
much above the average State
in your reply why you are
qualified for this position. Ad-
dress Box 176-Z, Star office.
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PERSONAL.
MOTOR TRAVEL

GOVT. MAN DRIVING LINCOLN SEDAN
to Chicago would like several congenial
passengers; reasonable; references ex-
changed. NE. 1892. To-
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

CHILD'S NURSE. white, excellent city ref
erenceS. experienced. desires position. AD-
ans 60S3-J
DRESSMAKING. remodeling; coats. suits;
white woman; satisfaction assured. Mrs.
Ada James 1910 st. NV. IL
GIRLS (2). colored, Virginians wish days
work and laundry to take home expert
enced. Lincoln S6Sl. Dotcary Love.
LADY wants typewriting and secretarial
work; no objeetion to going out of town
Address Box 112-Z, Star ONCE.
NURSE. experienced. desires position in
doctors office or private home; willing 10
travel; city ref; reasonable. Potomac llS9.
STENOGRAPHER, graduate high school
and business college. age 10. any type
Stenographic or sec. work; references. V. S.
Fabric. III Worth St. Johnstown. Pa
STENoGRAPHER. typist experienced. good
general education. wishes early employ
ment. ME 97T1, Apt. 3ll. %
WIDOW. housekeeper in motherless home
Write Mrs. Kelley, P. o. Box 306. Hagers-
town. Md.
WOMAN. refined Canadian capable. reli-
able, companion. housekeeper. care of child;
years experience; excellent references
will leave city. Cleveland 3475.
YOUNG LADY. refined. white. wishes to
care for child or companion to invalid.
Phone between and 4:30. North 4921-J
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SALE-AUTo TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1881 delivery. panel body;
Al running condition; will Sacrince.
Sl35. Levy Auto Exchange. 2l20 Ga. ave.
ICE. body; new. shop-worn; sold for
S135; only $40; terms to responsible
party. s. J. Meeks Son, 622 @ st. NV.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CLEANING. mornings or DAYS, wanted by
experienced colored girl; has city refer
COOKING AND HOUSEWORK needed at
once: competent servant. housekeeper;
German $50 mo-; refs. Address Box
157-z Star ONCE.
GIRL. colored from country. wants job
as mothers helper or general housework.
Atlantic 3699-J.
INFANTS NURSE white. settled wishes
to care for baby in a first-claSs family
best references. Potomac 3297.
LAUNDRY WORK or cleaning wanted.
Address 1908 11th st. NV. 7'
WOMAN, colored firSt-claSs private fam
sly: go away for Summer; cook or general
housework; personal ref. 406 M ST. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants work of any
kind; reliable experienced; city reference.
95l Florida ave. NV. 50
WOMAN. colored. 10 years reference will
ing to work 10 hours for EMPLOYED couple;
cook. housekeeper, nurse. D1. O230.
WOMAN colored wishes cooking or gen.
eral housework; stay nights; best of city
reference. DE. 3269-J.
WOMAN, colored. settled. wants permanent
place cook; stay nights; best ref. 1902
st. NV.
WOMAN wishes housework or part time.
Sl2 N. J. ave. NV District 0992
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WE WANT A MAN

To sell major home appliances. He should
be able to explain the mechanical perfec
tion of our products. We know that if he
does this his volume of sales will yield
q good income We supply instruction
and sales tools Ask to see Mr. MertZ.
before 10 am. Friday, 1928 New York
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND. experienced on
crosses. Only experienced need Apply.
Pasternak. 1919 Conn ave
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CHILDS NURSE white, excellent city ref
| erences. experienced desires position. AD-
ans 60S3-J
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK 1881 coupe; finest condition;
beautiful black; new Goodyear tires Look
cars Only S347. Nolan's. iii Eight
eenth St NV.
BUICK 1892 model S-S7 de luxe sedan;
8 wire wheels. dark green finish, chrome
tire covers all good tires, motor ana IN
terror excellent; SS25. l.. P. Steuart
Inc 1923 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-06-07

THE HECHT co. requires the
services of experienced women for
their mems alteration department.
Apply Employment Office, between
10 ard II.
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on Page A-9.
HEIp-MEN,

AUTO PAINTER and Ford mechanics. ex-
perienced. See Mr.. Ealy. 2l5 Penna
ave Sc
AUTOMOBILE statesmen Very attrac
tive proposition. with drawing account
See Mr. Sullivan, OuriSman Chevrolet safes
Co. 625 st. ne.
AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER MAN
See service manager. Owens Motor CO..
6323 Georgia ave.
COLLEGE STUDENTS or high-school grad
yates, free to travel, to introduce garden
and home seryice to home oWners st tranS- mT
Suelau Room 507, e16 G st. NV, 8 to
DRIvER-Coal truck driver. experienced
Lumber L. 4 Coal Co.. 900 New York ave.
FORD statesmen for . good
men on our sales force; must be willing
workers and experienced in selling cars;
Sssi 11Gmns LARGEST Ge FGfa Dealers All h ae
Star Office
GROCER'S CLERK experienced. Apply
after p m only. Apt. 4O3. 1O5 4th NV.
HoUsEMAN white handy hand With With It tools;
change Ring bell. 1116 9th st. NV.
INsTALLMENT COLLECTOR. experienced;
full details. Address Box 1857, Star
Office.
MAN-Reliable and experienced Stromberg
carburetor and brake man. Apply 1879
MEAT CUTTERS AND CLERKS wanted at
once Must understand the business thor
ouRhly: references required. Interviewed
today between > and & p.m Mr.. Slegel,
1920 7th St NV.
RADIO SERVICE MAN experienced; car
and references required. Kennedys Radio,
Inc. 1919 14th st NV.
SALESMAN with connections with large
building managers to sell cleaning equip
ment fine opportunity to the right man.
Apply Mr.. Sauriol. 724 18th St NV, at
9:30 Friday.
SALESMAN for WASHINGTON and vicinity.
to represent wholesale distributor on
complete line of automotive, body and
trim materials; lacquers and enamelS.
State experience. references. etc. Replies
confidential. Address Box 1881. Star
sALESMEN-You can earn 81 an hour
selling our 25c patented necessity. H.
Bordman. Cairo Hotel Apt 300 s.
TRUCK MECHANIC; permanent position,
straight salary. State experience. Ad-
dress Box 13s-x. Star ofhce.
WOOL PRESSER. experienced; good pay.
steady job Apply Cherry Blossom Clean
ers. Bird and Eye SITS ne.
YOUNG MAN aggressive good character
collection bureau from business firms; no
selling or collecting: drawing account.
State qualifications. Address Box 1871,
Star ONCE
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SITUATlONS-MEN,

COOK, butler. driver. experienced family
man; pleasant disposition; best references;
go any place Woods. 1904 9th st. NV.
FILIPINO, first-class cook cha auffeur. but
ier houseman. wants permanent place;
best references; family preferred; will go
any place Address Box 1857, Star office
GARDENER, exp. in landscaping. fioricul-
ture and general maintenance of grounds.
Columbia 8946. 70
MAN desires position janitor. assistant
,asrinnce aS4 47th ri ne Ii 6SSn
MANAGER of general merchandise store
or hardware; Is years experiences; best
reference. Box 252 Herndon. Va.
TRUCK DRIVER colored, experienced
2O31 St NV.
WANTED-Position, by retired Dist.
employe Of 80 years. as salesman In on.
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!; CADILLAC 1882 sedan; cost $500; ex-
q. s. oficial. Immediate cash sale
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CHEVROLET 1929 sedan: dandy motor.
good tires excellent finish, clean uphol;
stery Honestly Priced at Sl5O; noeral
terms: your car in trade. owens Motor
Co S3o3 Georgia ave.
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HELP-WOMEN.
(Continued,)

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced on mar
Gel and finger waver steady job gusran-
teed commission. 6122 Ga. ave. NV.
BEAUTY SHOP OPERATOR experienced.
Apply Gretchen Beauty Shop. 3444 l4th
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CHEVROLET 1881 coach $50 down; ex-
cellent condition; guaranteed 30 days: new
tires. Bell Motors, 460 N. Y. ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1928 sedan, only, SAT; also
Studebaker sedan. only S41. NolanS, I'LL
Iinhtaanth ct n w
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BUCKS rev and used See me at Buick
sgency about trading your car for a better
one MA $500 7 s GADDESS. ~ !,
l4th; after 6 can my home ME- Zio1
BUICK 1884 5-pass sedan. model 34-@9a, @
de luxe equipment; driven only o'3Uo
miles; black paint This is perfect car;
Price, ST $50. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1222
22nd St NV. MA. 5000.
BUICK 1927 sedan; good appearance, runs
excellent; SIS down. 80 week only 30
Evening star., 1934-11-04
Sequero Is Stranger.

r TITLE is known of Sequero ex-
cept that he held Jay MeCadon
to draw two months ago and
likely is to be favored over Silas, who
lost a hairline decision to frankie
Hughes in his last start.
Zwick also lost his first start, but it
was via the foul route After flooring
Benny Victor four or five times in
a couple of rounds two weeks ago,
zwick landed low blow and Victor
was awarded the fight when it was
evident he could not continue. Alba
is newcomer to Washington, but he
has tested the punches of such as
Kid Chocolate, Pete Hayes and Lou
Feldman during the course of his
quiet career.
Tony Lopez, local featherweight, is
down for another eight-rounder. He
will tackle Joe Izzo of New York
Lopez lone setback in the Capital this
year was at the hands of Pete De
Grasse, which hardly is a disgrace.
1zzo has started twice here, drawing
with Carl Guggino and losing to the
same battler in a return match.
Still another new face will be
shown in the fourth eight-round tilt.
The visage is owned by Joe Greco of
Brooklyn, lightweight with a repu-
tation as a puncher. Greco will op-
pose Lou Terry, who "lost" his first
start to Roddy Davis on one of
Washington's increasing home town"
decisions.
Evening star., 1934-11-04
Boxers and Rassy Vie This Week Patronage of C. Sport Customers

Tennessee Wesleyan, 81; Mars
Hill, o.
Bucknell. 10; Furman University, o.
Union, o.; East Tennessee Teach
ers, o.
Birmingham Southern, Z; South
western, 0.
Clarke University, 8; Paine COL
lege, o.
Morehouse. 6; Alabama State
South Carolina State, 6; Florida A.
& NJ, o.
North Carolina, 20; Georgia Tech, o.
Tulane, Is; Mississippi. 0.
South Howard College, o; Western
Kentucky Teachers, 0.
South Carolina. 20; Virginia
Poly, o.
Randolph Macon. 20; Bridge
water, O.
Arkansas. 7; Texas A. and M, 7
(tie).
Virginia Union. o; Virginia State, 0.
Chattanooga. 1s; Mississippi Col
lege, o.
Davidson. 1s; Catawba, o.
Jefferson High, 8; Glass High, 0.
George Washington High, II; An
drew Lewis, 6.
University of Tennessee J. c., 20;
Lambuth, o.
Centre, Kentcky, 46: Louisville, O.
Kentucky State Industrial , College,
81; Morris Brown, 0.
Memphis Teachers, 18; Murfrees-
boro Teachers, o.
staunton Military Academy. 80;
Woodberry Forest, o.
Far West.
Washington. IA; Oregon State, 7.
Stanford, 27; U. C. L. A., O.
Santa Clara. 20; California, 0.
Montana Mines, o.; Montana State
Reserves, a.
San Jose State. 7; Fresno State,
7 (tie).
Panhandle Aggies, s; New Mexico
Military Institute, 6 (tie).
Northern Arizona Teachers, -;
Western State, 0.
Phoenix Indian School, 6: Albu-
querque Indian School, (tie).
Glendale ]. c., Z; California o.
Freshmen, %.
Santa Rosa J. c., 6: q. Of Idaho So.
Br.. 6 (tie).
Colorado u. 40; Colorado Mines, 6.
Utah Aggies, Is; Brigham Young, O..
Arizona State, IL; Western State, O.
Colorado Aggies, Is; Wyoming, o.
Denver, 26; Colorado College, o.
Oregon, l3; Montana, 0.
University Of Idaho, IL; College of
Idaho. o.
Occidental. IL; Santa Barbara
State, 6.
Cheney Normal, 6; Washington
State Frosh, o.
Whittier. 26; San Diego State, 6.
Whitman, 6; Eastern Oregon Nor
NAL, IL.
Bakersfield J. c., o.; Stanford Frosh,
81.
California Aggies, 3; Chico State, 6.
Evening star., 1934-11-04
LARGE GOLF FIELD
IN TURKEY AFFAIR
II Already Listed for Play
at Rock Creek Course.
Flights for All.

~ EvENTY-ONE players, with more
- to come in today, will start in
the turkey tournament. at Rock
Greek Park tomorrow, whose
qualification rounds will run through
Tuesday.
There will be flights for all the en-
trants, with a special flight Tor the
woman golfers.
Pairings for the medal round to-
morrow follow:
900. Robsst Youse, Buddy Sharkey ana
Rob Sibley; 9:05. Joseph Rodgers g. y;
Wimsatt and Russell sullivan Eagnee gee ariin
g:I5. Donald Sullivan. J. A. SourWine, y II.
F. W. Chase; 9:.5. Nick "A AltTock; Albert Albert
Son. So Neil Turner, George. Marlowe; g;3S5;:: g;35:
stolark; 9:40; Bob Leapleyi H +. Allen
HSs sssrs MifkeE jones' Jones 9 3 Mtssa
Thomas Tate m,i,s2 D. G5sns; G5sn1ss eSS; Fcco
RouSaSash: IS;SS Eoqie 1eos T Thesdore Fans Harold
bowers, Russell J, Hoas; i0:l54 John John
Weiiordi 1Sno ! fG:s5a 10 a'n Leo culiinane p 9.
Steele j. S Beckham; 1890. Marcus
chaconas, r. F, Bowman: 4. G. Aeheson;
1875. Bob Chaconas, John L; KiReen;
Luttrell. G. w. Stetekleuh. S. Guttenplan.
Women's fiight-l0:23. Betty keeleI'
Mrs. Abbell Mrs. Nick Altrock; IO.2s,
Betty CARRIER; 1929. Mrs. Ethel Wright.
Mrs. Florence Godfrey. Mrs; w. M; Huber;
1887. Mrs. Gordon Ruhle, Ternie Rider.
Park today will ind Al Houghton and
George Diffenbaugh Of Kepyood and In, In,
Potomac Park and AL Price OF Rock
Greek, Park. The match will start at 2
Evening star., 1934-11-04
Foot Ball Results

| Purdue. 2e: Chicago. 40.
Ohio State, rs; Western Reserve, o
Michigan State, 13; Marquette, 7.
Kansas, O; Iowa State, 0 (tie).
Oklahoma A. and NJ, 10; Detroit, 6
Washington U. (St. Louis), 80; But.
Ter, Z.
Drake, 20; Haskell, 7.
John Carroll, ID; Akron, 8.
Ashland, 8; Kenyon, 2.
Toledo, 20; Bowling Green, o.
Heidelberg, 10; Capital, 6.
Baldwin Wallace, IA; Case, IS.
Cincinnati, Z; Marshall. O.
Kent State, 26; Hiram, 6.
Ohio Wesleyan, 10; Miami U
(Ohio), 8.
Depauw, 40; Georgetown (Ky.), 6
Michigan State Teachers, Is; St
viator, o.
Manchester, IS; Ball State, o.
Wabash, 0; Evansville, 0 (tie).
st. Olaf, Is; Luther, o.
Ohio Northern, z; Wittenberg, o.
Wooster, %; Muskingum, IA.
Xavier, 40; Maryville, 6.
Western Michigan, 13; Central
Michigan, 0.
Hope, IA; Hillsdale, 6.
Defiance. O: Lawrence Tech, 0 (tie)
Adrian, SO; st. Marys (Mich), 0.
Pittsburgh Teachers, IL: Wichita, q
Oklahoma, 81, Missouri, o.
Creighton, IL; Grinnell, 6.
Bluffton, 19; Holbrook, 6.
Cornell Uowa), 6; Knox, o.
HEnnp,o,,th 10' Ppl0it n
State Normal, o; De Kalb, 0 (ue)
Ripon, 6; Carroll, 6 (tie).
Valparaiso, 10: Depaul, 0.
Earlham, 6; Rose Poly, 0.
Central Normal, 6; st. Joseph, O.
Coe, 8; Carleton, 7.
South Dakota State, SO; Dakota
Wesleyan, 0.
Morningside. IA: South Dakota. o
Emporia Teachers, 9; Southwest
ern (Kans.), 7.
st. Benedicts, 6; Fort Hays State,
6 (tie).
Bethel, 6; Friends, o.
Michigan Normal, 10; st. Viator's, O.
Oklahoma A. g. M, 10; Detroit, 6.
Ironwood Junior College, 10; North
ern State, 0.
Nebraska Wesleyan. 26: York. 6.
Columbia College, Z; Parsons, 2.
Dickinson Teachers, 10; May
vile. u.
Sioux Falls. 10; Eastern Normal. o
Wahpeton Science, 26; Glendale
Teachers, O.
Southern Normal. 13; Spearfish
Normal, O.
South.
Southern Methodist. T. Texas u,
7 (tie).
Alabama. "a; Kentucky, IA.
Arkansas, 7; Texas A. g. NJ, (tie)
Texas Christian, "a; Baylor, IL.
Rice, 27; Texas A. & l., 0.
Duke, 13: Auburn, 6.
st. Johns (Md), IS; Hampden-
Sydney. 13.
Sewanee. 7; Tennessee Teachers, 6.
Clemson, IL: North Carolina
State, 6.
v. M. l., 10; William and Mary, 6.
Centenary, 8; Ouchita, o.
Chattanooga, 13; Mississippi Col
lege. 0.
Howard. o; Western Kentucky.
(tie).
Citadel, 18; Wofford. Z.
Union (Tenn), o; East Tennessee,
0 (tie).
Fork Union, 7; Fishburne, 0.
Birmingham-Southern, 18; Muir
physboro, o.
Carson Newman, z; Cumberland, 6.
Evening star., 1934-11-04
CLAY PIGEON TITLE
RETAINED BY UPSON
Breaks IS Out of 100 to Remain
Washington Club Champion.
Cook Is One Behind.

CHATTERING 95 clays out of 100
y from l6 yards. Donald A. Upson,
who has won many trapshooting
events in this country and Europe,
yesterday successfully defended his
1888 Washington Gun Club champion
ship at Benning.
Parker Cook, club president, with "a,
was just lone point behind Upson TO
finish second. r. B. Bond and o. C.
Macy tied for third, each with 90, but
Bond won the shoot-off.
In a special two-man challenge
match, w. s. Wilson and Julius Mar
cey, challengers. defeated c. c. Fawcett
and H. H Shelton, 47-41, at so targets.
The postponed club handicap and
the doubles championship will be de-
cided at Benning next Saturday.
Evening star., 1934-11-04
NO SCORE ON SAFETY
IN PRO GAME TODAY
New Rule Adopted for Benefit
Event Staged by Nationals
and Irvingtons.

CAFETTES may be made in this
y afternoons game between the
Washington Nationals, pro grid
ders, and the Irvingtons of Baltimore
in Griffith Stadium at 2:30 o'clock,
but no points will be allowed for them,
according to Ray Smythe, manager
Of the Nationals.
In the event Of safety, the ball
will be given TO the attacking team
on its opponents 10-yard line, with
four downs to score. Smythe believes
the rules regarding safeties should be
changed in this connection.
Part Of the proceeds of the game
will go to the widow of Allen B. Will
son. innocent victim of gangsters'
gunfire. There will be a preliminary
starting at 1890, between the George
town Boys Club and Brookland Coal
Co., which will have important bear
ing on the National City League 1885,
pound division pennant An adnis-
sion charge Of IS cents for any seat
in the stadium will prevail for the
double e-header.
Evening star., 1934-11-04
EPISCOPAL winner
OVER RlCHMONDERS
4 LExANDRIA, Va, November g.

A LExANDRIA, Va, November s.
n With Awah Bryant, Al Wilson
and Flick Hoxton blazing the
way, Episcopal High conquered hard
fighting, but lighter st. Christopher
eleven of Richmond, 27-7, here to-
day. 1t was the fourth win of the
campaign for the Alexandria scholas-
tics, who also have one tie and one
defeat. 1t was the first loss in 16
starts for the visitors.
Episcopal began strongly, scoring
two touchdowns in the first period and
adding another in the second and its
last in the third. The Richmond ele-
ven, which battled valiantly against
its heavier opponents, did not score
its touchdown until the third quarter,
but threatened on other occasions.
Harry Dinwiddie, whose passing was
especially noteworthy, stood out for
the losers. He scored their lone touch
down.
Bryant counted the first touchdown
in the opening minutes, when he
plunged over after a 25-yard run by
HoXton and lateral from Hoxton to
Duvall had set the stage. Bryant
again scored shortly afterward, slash
ing across to end drive in which two
runs by Hoxton and line stabs by
Bryant put the ball in position.
In the second period Wilson broke
off tackle for IS yards and touch
down, but in the third Hoxton grabbed
the kickoff and dashed IS to count
Episcopal's final tally.
Passes from Dinwiddie accounted
for most Of the yardage that paved
the way for him to score st. Christie
piers touchdown.
itnn r,I
Evening star., 1934-11-04
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpdbcn TO Inc oLdI
- HICAGO, November 3.-Those
famous touchdown twins"
" from Purdue, Duane Purvis
and Jimmy Carter, wrecked
Chicago's gridiron comeback march
today, but only after raging battle
with a pair of Maroon score-makers,
Jay Berwanger and Tiny Tommy
Finn.
The score, after the most dazzling
offensive struggle of the Big Ten sea-
son, was, Purdue, 26; Chicago, 20. With
the defeat went the Maroons' hope OF
disputing the conference title with
Minnesota. 1t was their first setback
in five starts this season, three OF
which were against conference op-
ponents.
The Boilermakers, finally at their
best after early season defeats by Rice
Institute and Notre Dame, accounted
for their second straight Big Ten
triumph, going into a tie with Min
nesota and Illinois for first place
A crowd of 80 900, the best in several
seasons in Stagg Field, was Just nicely
seated when the Carter half of the
twin" combination scored, Purvis'
passes had set the stage. The Boiler
maker ace tossed two passes to Frank
Haas, his left end, for and 30 yards.
to the Maroon 2-yard line. Carter
raced wide around left end for the
touchdown, and Wayne Sandefur
added the extra point A few moments
later Carter burst through the left
side of the Chicago line, twisted away
from two men, and outran the Maroon
secondary to complete 60-yard touch
down journey.
The shock of two f1rst-period touch
downs brought the Maroons to life.