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SAIE-AUTOMOBILES.

MARMoN 1880 sedan. 6;wheel eauipment.
trunk rack. runs and looks nne: S129.
Lee D Butler ssr;h InS. 112l 21st st. NV.
NASH 1882 sedan. car No. 669: attrac-
iubber clean throughout; S2o5. money
back guarantee. Leo Rocca. New York
ave ne. National 1892. Open evenings.
NASH 1882 de luxe sedan; excellent finish,
fine rubber end motor; clean interior. Any
demonstration you wish; real buy for
NASH 1929 coupe. only 500: runs and
En e. n.4tls, nRa.lls,F Tps 1fsI aist St. NV.
NASH 1929 coach; paint. tires. motor
and reneral condition above average: only
S135. Emerson & Orme. 18th and M sts.
70 AS suit ifS Repossessed ] Car t Co.. i4is church
PACKARD 1929 4-passenser coupe, MOL
AN-ALY.zEfD for yepr i..a assursnes Of com,
at $i67 only So down. NOLAN. a2nd
ana NJ SITS. NV.
PACKARD 1881 famous s-26 model. in
the finish which Is Rs new in
i ti5fs, s.. =, Unusual value, s4zS. Packard.
PACKARD 1881 small "S'' de luxe sedan;
beautiful brown finish. spotless broadcloth
interior. fine motor and tires: 1895. Emer-
son & Orme, nth and NJ SITS NV
PACKARD 1928 de luxe sedan. 6-cylinder;
new paint. seat covers. good running con-
dition; S119. Lee D, Butler, Inc, 1l21
21st st. Phone District O110.
PACKARD 1882 de luxe sedan. S775: me-
chanically and appearance excellent guar
anteed Barnes Motors. 1923 14th st. NV.
Phone Decatur 1890.
PACKARD 1929 7-passenger sedan in fine
mechanical condition. spotless broadcloth
interior. good tires. clean throughout; S245.
Emerson &, Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
PACKARDS-193O small sedan. fender
wells and trunk. S75 down; 1881 sedan.
Inn tender wells and trunk rack. S95 down;
1880 convertible coupe, original black fac
fully guaranteed. JACK PRY. INC. 1912
and 1872 14th st. NV.
PACKARD 1881 7-passenger sedan. The
general condition of this car is far above
the average. You must see. the car to ap-
preciate its value. Reduced to only S595.
Packard. Kalorama at lt7h.
PEERLESS 1881 49,, sedan; 6-wheel equip;
ment. excellent paint and rubber, good
motor; 500. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1l3S
Conn. ave. Phone District 1918.
PACKARD 1929 straight s coupe: rumble
seat side mountings. good tires; ready to
go. Another Packard bargain. only $3.50.
Packard. Kalorama at 18th.
PIERCE-ARROW 1891 limousine; excel.
lent condition, practically new tires; an
ideal car for sightseeing. Reduced TO
S495. Packard. Kalorama at 18th.
PLYMOUTH 1898 four-door sedan; excel
lent condition. used very little; S3a5. Call
owner at North 4764-J. evenings
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMoUTH 1884 de luxe sedan. Pc
most critical buyer Of the .oYsstansdins s
value at 1sSs sns saerince price OF $780, fhsns
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe sedan. 1928;
1888 de luxe coach. $40: 1882 convertible
coupe. $275:; gusrantssd: terms, Bs5nss spoS
PLyMoUTH 1884 de luxe sedan. % safety
nostins dt s'Gs Bower: sa oriSinal dnish Without
scratch; driven little and is like new
throughout; S545; money-back guarantees.
Leo Rocca. New York ave. ne. Phone
PLYMOUTH 1880 sedan. new tan fnish.
excellent motor. good rubber all around
ord Esas dealers. sssn $3.50 14t s ns and
Irving St NV. Col. 1O306 Open ewes.
PLYMouTHs-1934d de luxe coach. gun
metal finish Ss5 do.n; ,eSs dpJn pD seds sf
convertibie T coupe, SS Sss down. JACK PRY.
mo. 1919 and 1872 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1880 4-dooE sedan: q really
car price. S195; terms. Walsh Motor Co..
5000 Ga. ave. Phone Shepherd 1874.
PONTIAC 1929 sedan: good tires. runs
fne; sos: terms Repossessed Car Coz
1416 Church st. NV.
PONTIAC 1884 cabrioiet: beautiful laven-
der color Duco; has been driven only 5000
miles: has special set Of $45 air horns.
Philco radio and heater. This car Is prac..
tically new and sold for almost thousand
dollars. Cannot be told from new: bar
gain that will appeal to any careful buyer.
for fnaneins unpaid balance. Standard
Motor Sales. Inc. 2024 14th st. NV.
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sAI.E-AuTnMoRYY.rS

TERRAPLANE. 1888 eight coach: original
black nnish like pew; good tires and ex-
and economical Reduced to 1895. Pack
ard. Kalorama at 18th.
wILLYS-KNIGHT 1881 4-door sedan. with
new heayy-duty tires; motor very quiet and
powerful, upholstery like new. offered at
rama at 18th.
AUTO PARTS. any make, any model Old
cars bought REGARDLESS Of age or condition
Largest auto wrecking company IN Wash
Snsten Ssef Az ps. ~ IgSasrsnttefs ant or money
Dist. 1870. Open Sunday till Q pm. 24s
PARTS-PARTS
For All Cars and Trucks
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work.
~ Florida Ave. NE North l040s.
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FORD 1885 coupe. 5-window, rumble
seat model in attractive gun-metal finish.
Driven 500 miles and is like new. every
way except in price Real savings oppor-
tunlty; new-car guarantee and terms.
Triangle. Ford Dealers. 18th and R. l.
ave ne Phone North O33O. open eve
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FORD 1875 de luxe Tudor. blue finish, red
trim: shatterproof glass. twin horns, other
de luxe extras: $500 miles 7, The only only
stantially reduced new-car guarantee and
terms. Triangle. Ford dealers. No. New
York ave NV Natl. 1889. Open ewes.
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FORD 1882 Foroor sedan; a really fine
family car that is In very excellent con-
dition tires like new. ready TO. roll. Be
monthly payments. Nolan Super Service
Station. Connecticut ave. and VeaZey st..
opposite Bureau Of Standards
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FOPD 1881 coach. car No. 6S6-A; appear
snce and running order excellent g1od 5000
Rncca New York ave ne. Phone
Natinnal r:ioo Omen evenings.
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FORD 1881 Victoria coach; motor quiet
and powerful five excellent tires. clean m
SIDE and out Any demonstration you wlsh;
Honestly Priced at S1S5. Easy General
Motors terms, owens Motor Co. o7~o
Ga
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/ FORD 1881 cabriolet. No. 1886; excellent
condition throughput; Sale price: Sls!:
Of S1149; no co-signers. NOLAN, I'LL
! Eighteenth ST n
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FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor sedan. black
trumpet horns and tail lamps, de luxe in
terior hardware 1852 miles and is brand
new every way. except in price. Consider;
terms triangle, Ford dealers. No. > New
York ave NV. Natl 1882. Open ewes
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FORD 1881 Tudor sedan. Here is the
year; it's NOL-AN-ALYZED for your COM
pletee satisfaction: seat covers. too. Only
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FORD 1885 Fordor sedan. black nnisn;
I 500 actual miles: not to be distingushea
from brand-new. Attractive saving avail
able. new-car guarantee and terms. TIL
ensle. Ford dealers. No. New YORK ave
NV Phone National 1852. Open ewes.
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FOPD q32 Fordor sedan; $3.50 This small
adv. cost very little. therefore we do not
have to ado very much to our cost TO cover
least SOS. Car has been refinished and Is
in excellent mechanical condition. You
cannot make a mistake on this car at our
price Easy General Motors terms. Free
driving lessons Any demonstration. owens
Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
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de luxe sedan, S1OO down:
1914 de luxe sedan. SIS down; 1881 de
luxe sedan $50 down; 1882 coupe. $50
down 1888 coupe with rumble seat, radio
equipped. S75 down. All cars fully guar,
anteed JACK PRY. INC. 1872 and 1912
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FORD 1881 :2-door sedan: paint up
holstering. rubber good; fully guaranteed:
$50 down. Don't fail to see this car today.
Special easy terms. Pell Motors. 460
I N Y ave u "
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| FORD 1881 sport roadster Here's more
| used-car value than you could even begin
| to hope for at S1S7. New top; black. new
| like finish green wire wheels. Get here
| cary. NOLAN. III Eighteenth St NV.
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FORD 1884 coupe; black finish without a
scratch; spotless velour interior; motor
monthly payments including our famous
Blue Ribbon guarantee and 3O-day free
service. Triangle, Ford Dealers. No. >
N. Y. ave. NV. Phone National 39S2.
Open evenings
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, EOhD I|"4 Foruor sedah' altrAcllVe g!eeh
finish. cream stripe and trim: clean
throughout. driven little: motor and tires
tiptop. $3.50 There is no better guar
antee than our famous Blue-Ribbon. plus
Dealers No > N Y ave NV Phone
National 3GSo Open evenings
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delivery special factory design: can be
used as a pleasure model coach or as
delivery unit by using neat rear door Tor
oading Attractive tan finish. low mileage
ard very clean throughout. Priced low
cas-, terms Logan, Ford dealers;
14th St NV and 1419 Irving st. n W
F0PD 1880 coupe: Iustrous green finish.
ve.y sood tires 81 down. S11.97 month.
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FORD 1881 convertible coupe; real buy;
8 wire wheels Will be first car to 60.
| Come and see now; S65 down. Pells Motor
| Co. ago N. Y. ave. NV.
| FORD-1a3O coupe: carefully driven
| 10000 miles by Peoples Drug Store on
! cial; splendid condition. 3419 Conn. Clev.
Evening star., 1935-05-22

DODGE 1885 4-door sedan: built-in trunk;
ompany oficialS car. Substantial dis
cunt, Torrey Motor. 1925 L st. 23'
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cDGE 1888 DIP coach. car No. 200;
uInble seat, new finish. clean lntsI1or' or
guarantee. Leo Rocca. Inc,
! N Y, ave ne. Natl. 1922. Open ewes.
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Essex 1892 Pacemaker coach: one Of the
fastest cars on the road and one OF OF the
best buys in town. S11 down. Ell II
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very little; spo:less interior priced low at
S395. Act quickly. H, B. Leary. Jr.. and
Bros 13ol eth ST. Phone Potomac 1000.
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FORD 1884 Fordor sedan: attractive tan I'm
lsh clean mohair interior; mechanically
faultless and has excellent tires; low mile
age. Only S95 down. balance easy includ-
ing 3O-day free service plus our famous
Blue Ribbon guarantee. Triangle. Ford
Dealers, 18th and r. l. ave ne. Phone
North 0320 Omen eYeninas
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FORD 1894 VS. Fordor sedan: beautiful
black finish. very GOOD tires and smooth
running motor. All you could ask for in
car. yet the price is only S417: S75
down. small monthly payments. NOLAN.
iii Elehteenth st NV
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ton all around; 81 down, SI9 monthly.
NOLAN. Connecticut and Nebraska aves.
FORD 1894 VS. Fordor sedan; black finish
good tires. Only SAT-; S75 down. NOLAN.
and NJ en-
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clean upholstery. fender we'll: excellent
r,cchanicaily; IS. 900 actual miles; SlNn;
guaranteed Logan. Ford dealers, JoJ.
l4th st NV. and 1919 irving ST. NV
phone Columbia lO3O6. OOeN evening
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PACKARD 1881 7-passenger sedan. The
general condition of this car is far above
the average. You must see the car to ap-
preciate its value Reduced to only S595.
poPkord Kalorapaa az Ifrh
Evening star., 1935-12-04


Sternberg. It's by Neutra-moSt mod
ern of all modernS-and it's mostly
glass. The house has moat and a
drawbridge. It's in the San Fernando
Valley, the wooded sector. Won Stern
berg can look from his bed room,
through his glass walls, down into his
living room. There is no dining room,
but a long leather-upholstered seat
that runs the full length of the living
room. Small tables are drawn up to it
when the director entertains. The
effect is like that of Partisan cafe.
A tennis court and swimming pool and
miles of countryside are visible through
the glass walls of the house. The
architect has cleverly arranged to
have the servants quarters and
kitchens hidden Won Sternberg will
not throw stones.
When a famous Hollywood cosmetic
manufacturer opened his new plant,
equipped with salons de beaute and
rooms for beauty diagnosiS-these last
resemble small operating theaterS done
in white kid-he entertained several
thousand Hollywood famous at a series
of bars. The bars were in various
parts of the building and the manu-
facturer. who was determined every
one would see all of his plant. would
close one bar down for 20 minutes
Evening star., 1935-12-04

Tirnan Og, the land under the Raths
where the ancient Irish heroes dwell;
in My Brasil, which Is said to appear
occasionally in the mists Of the Irish
Sea, and in all the tales that are told
Of the wonderful visionary woman,
Kathleen Nj Houlihan, who is Ire
land herself. I wouldn't 60 back,
even for q visit -" want to re-
member that land as I last saw 1t,
with the eyes of q child"
(CopyriQht. 1885, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance Incl
Evening star., 1935-12-04
"pINAFORE" TOMORROW

STUDENTS of Roosevelt High
School will stage the operetta.
II. M, S. Pinafore," tomorrow and
Friday nights In the school audi
torium.
The glee clubs and orchestra. num-
bering several hundred students, and
the soloists, have been drilling for
several weeks under the guidance of
Emma Louise Thompson. Those with
dramatic parts are pupils in Esther
Galbraith's class in oral English.
Betty Sando, Harry Nichter, Tileina
Steele, Howard Bowers, Lillian Pruitt,
Charles McLendon and Robert Kohn
have leads in the play.
Evening star., 1935-12-04
Mae West May Accompany
Dietrich Back to Europe
House of Glass Built by Won Sternberg in
San Fernando Valley-Landscape
Seen Through Walls.
By MoLLIE MERRICK.

odLYWooD Dec psfoTd Is % rolling cher, her big blue blue
together she's been further east
when finishes her next pic
Sangest of
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play on Tara Hill. We believed, my
brothers Tom and Owen ami myself,
in the Little People of the Hills, the
Evening star., 1935-12-04

to Ireland, and for this reason: "I
lived in County Meath near the
doddering little stream we Irish call
the Nanny Water, and we used to
Evening star., 1935-12-04

Crosby has leased the Marion Davies
house.
Matt Moore says he'll never return
Evening star., 1935-12-04

Mae West and George Raft are CIV
ing boxers and old eX-champions small
parts in their pictures in order to help
them out Jane Withers has dolls
dresses to represent each role she plays
in pictures. Her grandmother gets de-
scriptions and materials from the
studio and dresses them Bing
Evening star., 1935-12-04

and open another in a new quarter
of the building. It's one way of max
ing a crowd circulate.
BY midnight the first squad of traffic
officers called to see that autograph
hunters would not interfere with ar
irving guests, were needed to assist the
departure of reluctant guests.
The party started at 4 and it was
all very Hollywood. One lady. offered
an enormous tray of drinks. which in
cluded every possible variety, muir
INJURED, "Oh, my, can't mix drinks. "
And what" asked the solicitous
waiter has Madame been drinking?"
Champagne cocktails" was the reply.
But even a Hollywood manufacturer
has his limits: Scotch and soda goes
beautifully with that, Madame" said
the waiter, and madame was that dis
guSted.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
DRAW FOES AGAIN
TO MEET IN RING
EIey and BucaIo, WeIters,
May Battle on CoIored
Card Next Week.

7 EATED rivals since their hard
- fought draw recently, Billy
Eley and Gene Buffalo, well
4 Il terweights, will be brought
back as principals on an all-colored
boxing show to be held at the Lin
coin Colonnade week from tomorrow.
Swamped with requests for a return
bout involving these lads, Match
maker Walter Young of the Lincoln
A. c. and Business Manager Al Dade
yesterday departed for Philadelphia,
where they expect to sign Buffalo as
well as several preliminary performers.
Eley, a local boy. agreed to terms
yesterday. while Buffalo, following
the recent draw, insisted at that time
that he would request a return match
as quickly as possible.
Undefeated locally, victory was
claimed by supporters of both Eley
and Buffalo.
Among preliminary performers being
sought are George Gibbs, welterweight,
and Tommy Mollis of Baltimore. Jack
Grant, local heavyweight, is another
who may appear on the card
Ticket reservations are available at
the Whitelaw Hotel and the Capital
Pleasure Association at 1928 U street.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
THURSDAY CL|NGS
TO TURF HON0RS
Beats Only One in Final
Stride to Repeat Win
in Riggs Handicap.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ IMLICO RACE TRACK, Md,
- November 9-Thursday, S. L.
Burch's brown 6-year-old geld
ing, noSed out Mrs. Deering
Howe's Only One in the last stride
here today to become the only two
time winner of the $500 added Riggs
Handicap.
Thursday won the mile and three
sixteenthS stakes last year.
The race was all between Thurs
day and Only One, for Hindu Queen,
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's 4-year-
old filly, was six lengths back of
Only One. Firethorn, Walter M. JET
fords' entry which was 9 to 10
shot, was poor fourth, more than
seven lengths back Of Thursday in the
field of seven.
Thursday paid $3.50 for 81.
The gelding, carrying 108 pounds
with Jockey Silvio Coucci up, made
his victory bid entering the home
stretch, length back of Only One.
Under Couccis good handling. Thurs
Udy IlILlCO dllCdO d1IO hC1AI ONCI IIIC
winner.
Firethorn Finishes Fourth.
EIRETHoRN, coupled with Judy
O'Grady in the Jeffords entry and
burdened with top weight Of l22
pounds, never was in the race. Fifth
at the post. he got off last and stayed
there until the three-quarter pole.
He managed to get into fourth on the
stretch and finished there.
Firethorn's victory over Discovery
In the Washington Handicap at
Laurel had made the Jeffords entry
the favorite.
The value to the winner was $500.
Second money was sl,500; third, $3.50
and fourth. $3.50.
Thursdays time was 1859 As,
slower than the 1:58 is he made in
1884.
The crowd of 10000 or more saw
the closest finish of many moons in
the first race Toney's Wife won by
a nose, Nightcap was second by a
nose and Pullman was third by nose.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Chips From the Mapleways

ing the Lutheran procession, Keller,
st. Paul's and Atonement being tied
for second. Georgetown's girls
are pacing the women's division Of the
same league. Brookland and First
Church are deadlocked for B. Y.
P. U. honors.
JUMBO BREAD tops the 80 teams in
Sanitary Grocery Co.'S League
with l8 victories and 81 starts. .
Its set of 1893 was high last week.
.. Bill La Bille's 121 average still is
tops" Stewart Bros, Fritz Bill
lizards and Brookes' Shade Shop con-
test the lead of Takomas Suburban
League. Seal Construction reigns
over the Takorna Duckpin Associa-
ton. Ruche's lit average and
l55 game both are marks to shoot at
in the Petworth League, which is led
by Brotman's Market. Hilliard
of the Cleveland Office. holds four
marks in the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone loop . high game. 1856;
high set, 403; best average, 12l, and
most strikes, 17-all in "a games
Raleigh HaberdasherS took un-
disputed possession Of first place in
the Department Store League by
sweeping their set with Jellef's. :.
Kann's lost its share of the leader
ship, however. by dropping the odd
game TO Guy-Curran. Only four
games separate the first five teams in
the A. g. P. League. with Encore on
top. Encore's Casey has the best
average, ia. Steel Cuts, without
holding one scoring honor, is leading
the c. g. r. Navy Yard League.
NfANOR'S flock of sharp-shooter.
A'A lead the Country Club League
but Beaver Dam and Indian Spring
are tied for second, one game away
Averages of Parks of KenWood
and Mccarthy of Beaver Dam are
too close for each others comfort
Parks boasts a 1851 while Mccarthy
shows 1ll5-5 Lincoln has won
two more games than Bunker Hill
but trails that team in the American
Legion scrap Bunker Hills .75C
average is II points better than the
runner-up ...
Internal Revenue justifies its posi-
ton at the top of the Veterans OF
Foreigns Wars League by holding
high team game and set, 604 and
lib J. Jolliffe leads all the
competitors with an average of 1870
high game of 158 and high set OF
$50 he's also made the most
spares, IS -.
Red Megaw's sweepstakes have been
announced for Saturday, February Is
to take place at the Recreation Alleys
The first block of five games will be
rolled at 2:30 o'clock that afternoon,
with the final block coming at 8
pm Ray Count" Won Dreele
of Baltimore had the honor of being
the first entrant, already having paid
his seven bucks . Astor Clarke won
last year, when his 1,346 pins topped
Gait Davis by sticks.
Evening star., 1935-11-10

M man of the Womens Colt
V Committee at the Congress
L sional Country Club, has been
chosen by Nominating Committee to
head the Women's District of Co
lumbia Golf Association next year.
The annual election of officers will be
held at 2 pm. December S. at the
Kenwood Golf and Country Club.
Mrs. Payne's name heads the slate
Of nominees drawn up by committee
headed by Mrs. Don Scott of Con-
gressional and composed of repre-
sentatives of several other clubs. The
other nominees are as follows: First
vice president. Mrs. J. Franklin Gross,
Indian Spring; second vice president,
Mrs. Roy c. Miller, Kenwood; secre-
tary, Mrs. D. M. Mcpherson, Manor;
treasurer. Mrs. Theodore Peyser,
Woodmont.
COME 500 members and guests en-
- joyed a day of high hilarity on the
golf course at the Manor Clubs field
day yesterday, and at the end, after
unraveling all the loose ends, the COM
mittee in charge announced the fol-
lowing winners: Stag tournament,
blind holes. won by r. S. Buttruy, II;
Ralph p. Gibson, 20: Luther c. Stew
ard, ST., 81; E. H. Cashell, 81; high
score, A Caprice, 43.
Pitching and putting contest
Chester Leakin. with score of 4; Bill
Tew, second, with a score of S.
Driving contest-Won by L. T. Har-
rison with an average of 245 yards.
Several other events were held.
Out at Washington last night the
golfers gathered to the number Of
l50-odd at the annual golf dinner and
prize distribution Chairman James
L. Tracy of the Golf Committee
presided.
TURKEY tournaments, Of which
= there are three now going on or
about to start, will occupy the atten-
ton of public links golfers for q
couple more weeks. Anacostia Parks
Fairlawn course Is staging a turkey
tourney with the flrst round slated to
get under way today. The Rock Creek
Park turkey event Is In its second
round stage, while still another turkey
affair is billed to start at East Potomac
Park tomorrow; Z r. Campbell won
Evening star., 1935-11-10
DUCKPIN QUEENS TIE
AS ROSSLYN SCORES
Simmons and GULL Finish Even
When Norfolk Is Beaten by
League Leaders.

IDA SIMMONS of Norfolk and Lor-
raine GULL of Washington. the
country's two foremost girl duckpin
bowlers, shot it out pin-for- pin last
night. when the Rosslyn team, Of
which Miss GULL is anchor. won two
out of three games from the Norfolk
Health Center quint to hold its lead
in the South Atlantic Women's
League.
Performing on the Rosslyn drives,
Lorraine and Ida marked up identi-
cal set scores. each having 345 and
each achieved a high game of 1876.
Miss CULTS top count won the de-
Gliding game. Scores:
Evening star., 1935-11-10
PIMLICO RESULTS

FIRST RACE: Six fgr!ongs; purse 5000;
IL IL D. MeadeJ. second S.. s. 90; Pulf:
man. ia Is. Renickl, third. 81 80. Time.
I:I4Hs. Also ran-Glory Greenock. Speed:
Mad Mahdi Wedse Lad, Her Reign and
MisR sGcoNP 9i%0niR RACE: Two miles; purse,
ST 900; claiming; the Hot Spur Steeple-
fhsht fshs 5s 5sr co skssIsc. wen nne RssS
SIS. 10. sl4 90: Matasain; l32 IN; Mers-
auiee leIs shlrq vesdet sSsI JoH kaisht ooeoSuan
Ms51Ehi THiRb b.;s kSeE Mic sna . ysTds pusss
sHs ssa sSgS s ssEl.sISs
News. 10? (s' Renick@. third, 81 Time,
ran2Mereiy. rarOi Jinnee. creduious' Mister
fRSfh PoGRrH iqofsi RAcE: 0 six faariongs; purse,
olds.lEsigIo knishtess, 81 10 5o4 r; Msrritsl, 2,
Mesh, 10. !N. WaiD third. 81; SO. Time.
5ay 1sR 5sy sls1 san sappies sanas0D' Dear fi'''o
81 A ,ooo; the E Blossom @ rme; saiiies s and
s5;,i iqs ~ szssssS!sa s:s!sk ;Rs D;a:ss
ond. SIS $50, $500; Last Boat. Go5 &c.
Also. ran--Marcella Miss, Coeauel Candy
Maid Lady Higloss..
SIXTH RACE Mile and three six
cap; 3-year-olds and up-Thursday. los
IS. Couccil.. won. $500. $40. $4.g0;
Only One, IA (R. Merrittl second: 81 80.
$500. Time. 1895. Also ran--Roust-
about. Firethorn. Judy .o0rady Chatmoss.
SEVENTH RACE: Mile and one-eishth;
@Unencumbered lis (W. b. WrightJ.
won SIS 40, SIS. s2.4o; Mad Frump Iii
burg. i20 "a. RobertsonIs third So 10.
Time, 1;55h; Also ran-The Mauier.
Fiamingr MiTmier Hesi Mtle sa and one sixteenth
up-U. Demon 112. %. Meade. S24.7Q
5000 $3.50; jim John; vdd. LIZ q. fsilon1ss' n
couccD, SIS. Time -1:4sss. Also ran
Ramus, Respect. Flowery Lady, Fair
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