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fe29-d6sds,exSu Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUSINESS PROP
doon otT HosG kH9Ms RoAb B s'E. s4a5k FokaERall2s Eaals
BRIDGE STREET.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Janu-
ary %, 1924. made by Model Tire and
Battery Shop. Inc. corporation, recorded
in Liber 5l52. folio 1875 ct SEQ, and at the
request Of the. party. secured thereby.
will sell at public auction. In front Of the
premises. on "WEDNESDAY, THE ELEVENTH.
DAY OF MARCH. 1886. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. lot 912 in square $40.
improved by the above numbered premises.
the same being part Of lot 2 IN Mary
sisdss SoI Sa. q an Hfo
sSyn; sr,dss The. shs sane having .a frontage on
approximiateiy T41 So feet am and ioinne Seins dee
scribed by metes and bounds in said deed
of trust.
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
in two equal annual fnstallments payable
in l and 2 years. represented by the pur-
chaser notes and secured BY first trust on
said property. bearing interest at 6as Ter
ennurn. payable semi-annually or ali cash
at purchasers option. $500 cash deposit
required at time of sale. Cost OF exarni.
nation OF title. revenue stamps and con-
veyancing to be paid BY purchaser Sale
to be consummated within twenty {SO)
days or deposit will be forfeited as liqui-
dated damages and property will be re.
advertised and resold after nve days prior
SIMON BuBE.
9e2o-mh3.6.7.1o 1727 Z 6. NV.
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ed herewith contains
'licants for admission
'upreme Court Of the
who were successful
on held December 10.
he Committee on Ad-
ices requests that any
to affect the eligi:.
applicants on moral
the Committee on or
g. John Paul Earnest.
Building. 14th e. K
III Given. Secretary.
& K Streets, NV.
John NJ. Mayer. Sd.
D. B. McCalmont. jf.
Nellie Mccoy
D. H. Mclean. tr.
j. j. Mcmahon. jr.
Charles r. Makela
David C. Mcpherson
Herbert D. Miller
Seymour s. Mintz
Olin v. Mitchell
Malcolm l.. Monroe
Clarence W. Moore
Earl e Morrison
Harrison r. Mosley
Annie Miles Mosher
Lyle 8. Motley
Arthur R. Murphy
Janet r. Murphy
Joseph III. Neale
Joseph E. Nelson
Matthew ]. Nevins
Raymond F. Newkirk
Eva L. j. Newman
C. E. Nichols. jr.
Jack J. Nichols
Raymond J. Nolan
Edgar M. Nuckols. jr.
Warren NuSsbaum
David F. O'Connor
j. Louis O'Connor
Paul Frederick O'Dea
Ward H. Oehmann
Gordon T. J. O'Hanlon
Mabel Evelyn Olson
Nicholas Orem. jr.
Stanley E. Otto
Landrum J. OUTLAW
Marsarito d. Palting
Robert j. Patterson
e. W. Pavenstedt
Joseph R. Perley
Ralph J. Peterson :
Gilbert L. Potts
E. Henry Powell
Jerrold v. Powers
James L. Profitt
Earl Pryor
Richard F. Rassier
Sue J. Ratcline
Jacob Reck
Joel ReZnek
Marie A. Robertson
Frank w. Rose
Leo A. Rosetta
George ]. Ross
Louis b. Rubinstein
Annie Vest Russell
Viola Snider RutZ
William G. Ruymann
Charles NJ. Ryan
Richard Lee Ryan
Ralph r. Sachs
Joseph s. Sado
c. A. Salisbury
Samuel +. Samuel
Carlton Sard
Thomas r. Sard
NJ. T. Sea nlon
G.. H. Scatterday
NJ. r. Schaeder
Paul F. Schmid
A. H. Schutrumpf
T. A. Seegrist
6. W. Sengstack
L. K. Swiger
Nelson A. Scharfman
A. c. Sheldon
John K. Shelton
L. P. Sherry
Raphael Sherry
c. A. Sherwin
Mary L. Smith
Homer H. Snyder
John Spasof
Mary L. Spates
David c. Spencer
Solomon Spielberg
Julian C. Spots
David r. Stauner
John r. Sterba
H. W. Stmrges, jr.
G. E. Sullivan
v. w. Summers
Patrick J. Taft
Jean Thorn
Robert K. Thurber
W. T. Thurman
Hubert Treuthart
Raymond Underwood
NJ. st. C. Valgren
o. l.. Van Dyke .
James John Vogel
Walter M. Walter
x. G. Watkins
Louis e. Weadon
II. B. Weaver. jr.
James z. Webb
M. w. Wehrung
c. M. Weidemeyer
T. H. Welsh. jr.
T. A. White
E. L. Whiteside
c. ]. Whittlesey
w. G. WileS
Enloe wilkinson
Janet w. Wilson
Whitmore A. Wiltz
Alton e. Wise. jr.
w. r. Wondrowitz
Susanna M. Wood
John s. Wynne
William r. Zens
Douglas N. Zirkle
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

5000. REPAY 81 so wK.: $500. REPAY
$3.50 wk.: 500. repay So 30 wk; 5000
repay 81 so wk WEST & WEST success
eors to DR.. A. Henry. Inc. 101G Eye st. NV,
NJ 0NEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate Prompt service
JESSE L. HEISKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
lCoLoRED) MONEY TO LOAN. 1st AND
2nd trusts. city and suburban property
Reasonable rates and interest. AVON
REALTY g. LOAN COMPANY, 100 G st.
NV. Phone National 0936.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY,
WANTED-MONEY.

BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots. bungaIows: terms; Gentiles only Send
for booklet Address MAYO A A. Co Md
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LEGAL NOTICES.
r. SIDNEY JOHNSON. Atty.
Union Trust BLDG.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
ALBERT ANTHONY chill for chanse 81
Eame.-No. 6O733. Equity Doc.-Aibert
Anthony. Chill: having filed a petition
PRAYING for q decree changing his name 20
Albert Ronald Colan and having applied
70 the Court for an order of publication OF
the notice required by law In such cases.
ruary. A.D 1886 oRDERED that all per-
sons concerned show cause. If any there
pe. on or before the 27th day OF March,
AID. 1896. why the prayers OF said pc
tition should not be granted: Provided:
That a copy OF this order be published
once week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in Evening Star news
paper; JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice.
G7fsN,uf!ntM isfs1n .rqe @ e9pS Test FRAsNKE AsEw F.
ART. Jr. Assistant Clerk. fe25-mh3. 10
THE COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS AND
Grievances. Supreme Court District OF
Columbia. John Paul Earnest. Chairman,
Tower Building; Ralph Given Secretary.
Tower Building Notice Is hereby given
that the list published herewith contains
the names Of all applicants for admission
e the bar Ct the Supreme Court Of ahe
II IN the Bar ETanminatien ann held DECEMBER r.
missions and Grievances requests that any
Information tending to affect the elgf;
bility Of any of said applicants. on moral
grounds be furnished the Committee on or
before March % 1896 John Paul Earnest,
Chairman. Tower Building. 14th g. K
Streets NV: Ralph Given Secretary.
Tower Building. l4th & K Streets. NV.
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GOVERNMENT CLERK. SALARY $1,000,
wants to borrow $1,000: will pay good
interest and repay monthly. Address Box
412T, Star Office So
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MONEY TO LOAN.

CASH FOR REPAIRS. TAXES. ETC.
trusts refinanced into smaller payments;
81 annual interest strictly reliable con-
hdential service. Mr.. SMITH. District
0663. Nights. Sundays. Wisconsin 52O7.'
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WANTED-LOTS,

WANTED IN BATTERY PARK EDGE
moor and suburban area northeast OF
Silver Spring. Have customers for lots in
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1919 18th st. NV
Phone Metropolitan 0100
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TRqsTEEs SALE OF vALuABLE A;E,I s-EaisL REAL
H!bh4NpsaapnE PfEb 81 GNITPn sTATEs Govern
KSsS ksSMs = s sFsEsH ssEs5sES s9ST I4f$ Ssnsg
SEE H. H. SSsE Ssa$
duy Ey s5fss G1 ii ssFs1 M $751; sisa e srt
ct of the land records Of the Dis;
the patty Seeared therebs e
Sra f a p1s IS MSRcH HB iSss THF II
iowins-described land and premises, situate
sixty 800 in M. 4 Winter and g. W
F snS e q 0ts IN square as two
records Of ths once Of the surveyor q shs
one hundred and ten Siioi feet Of lot
ns cn m 5s 5sed is for suGsss ssis t0 %e, the tve, eon
sogsed IN II Lissr @ s5is feIlo hS sTs ,s q he M
fnd t Esd es9ra aes Of sy se s ,s Of cmps sp na
through usf to ~ Street. % but "nS1 50 much 81
y 0n sa 0 sa IS Tsse e
building contemplated to be erected on
the said strip and adjoining property
provided; however. the portion so used is
dedicated for alley purposes.
Terms of sale: One-fifth Of the DUR
chase money, to be, paid in cash; balance
two. three and four years with interest at
= per centum per annum. payable quarter.
ly from day Of sale. secured BY first deed Of
trust upon the property sold. or all cash.
at the option of the purchaser deposit
Of $40; ;oo9 viii! be REQUIRED At time Of sale
ing. revenue stamps, etc. at cost, Of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
wise The trustee reserves the right to ior.
at the risk and cost Of defaultine pur-
chaser. upon the foregoing, terms after five
days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c..
with fTes or the
equitable rights against the defaulting
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY VIM, L. BEALE. Vice President.
A. H. SHILLINGToN.
Assistant Secretary.
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FORDsl FORDSl FORDsl 1885 de luxe
sedan. beautiful original sreen finish. fun
de luxe accessory group; It Il. 50 new and
has, such Q low mileage that It could pass
our. price ID. only S52S. We also offer. 1884
dc luxe Victoria 5-pass. coupe that has z
baggage compertment In rear. chrome steel
artillery wheels and what 4 barEain at
1897. Remember YOU can arrsnge your
"a "a s. ~. e RsSs, SssSs ssss kSssSs sas Lem
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-- FUTURE DAYS. --
ADAM A. WESCHLER a. SON. Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
BRICK DWELLING AND METAL GA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. TWo,SToRY
RR5Gk RsaE RUE1alsG ny i5Is AND s4KE MEEEF 81 ah
in Liber No 5507. folio 34i ct seq: one
Of the land records Of the District Of Co.
lumbia. and at the request OF party secured
thereby. the undersigned surviving trustee
hSY f5S9t q Pre%Isss 2n FR5biY TIE
Iumbia. to-wit: Lot 93 in Walter E. Wright
and Frank E. Hopkins subdivision Of lots
IN square 1887 as per plat recorded IN
Terms Of sale One. fourth Of the pur-
in equal installments, represented BY
promiSsory notes of purchaser PAYABLE in
!. 2 and 2 years. with interest at per
cent per annum from day OF sale. PAYABLE
trust upon property sold. or all cash: at
option of purchaser. deposit of $500
required of purchaser at sale Examina-
tion of title conveyancing. recording reve-
nue. stamps and notarial fees at cost Of
pHrehaser h ser Terms rms, to be complied o1 With
trustee reserves the right to resell prop
chaser. after days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. D. c., or deposit may be for
feited, OF, without forfeiting deposit trustee
rights against defaulting purchaser.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH.
Surviving Trustee.
fees 90. %. os. 29-mho 3 $50
1431 EYE ST. NV.
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OiDSMOBILK 1880 de luxe sport coupe:
rufd6ie seat: general appearance excellent;
Slzt. Pohanks service. 1120 goth st. NV.
$6ooo 0lotyiot olb1.
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WANTED-AUTO TRUCKS.

WILL RENT without driver late model
stake ,bcdY trusk by mile Tor produce hsul-
~. 1o26 1oth o. ~. 7
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SALE-LOTS.

OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE, A VERY
Park and Chevy Chase clubs: ideal for
sisfsa maKER = i71s g. nH koOs ONss.aaal
IN ALTA VISTA, MD. ABOUT ", NILES NIL
Srs t sosas S s
there's aass eSpF af5 IL ef mi'FHDG's%e S g.
ATTRACTIVE HOME SITES ON MT.
sbie terms and prices. address Box GOA.
NEAR 18th AND DECATUR, ST. Nv
owner. M Address BOZ 452.A. Star ofhce.--
$7a0 -FoR NINE LARGE sURDIyIpgEsp2 JED
sa. .e's r. ensnsSap assessea $3.50 Yeaf shanss =
build hSme %atoos, or ssye5si ssgs houses "LE
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR ROW HOUSES
and mats sSgSsR y 1877
.wood fa onsohs saasre sae from R.
syesis;IF.r MFru,t trees and shruboers. Fine
'',ss lass 'SpFseERr & sW W b1s7Eiet EEEi 1900.
tlmbsIed M lot looxsoo 600 feet This e,Iis Is Of
81 GsasR Rs'hi ia RFfs s&'G LOUIS psoa:
OLD GEORGETOWN.
Only legation LET, fGr hsh
high elevation with unobstructed view Of
upper and lower Potomac. Cor. 37th and
s1s ,its Ts9s s: NV 2 WALSH Di.Psist 1Rs 1858.
14th AND JoNQUIL ST. NV.
Two building sites. one-half square from
public school. So: 900 for both
1343 ST. NV. District 1900.
PEE OUR SIGNS ON PRoPERTY-sToP
1. A few sites left on Kennedy near 1st
Fast-developing section.
2. Four-family- fiat sites near Kennedy
B. Five lots, det. homes. 44th and Elli-
T. Five lots on W st: near Conduit rd.
SIS 11th St NV. WASH District shi; 1858.
ROW HOUSE OR FLATS.
IL lots. ne. section, l6x60 each; 81 500.
Mr Near nsRosd sehool stores. etc. good value See
1343 H St. NV. District 4600.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
spring will be here before you know it!
your requirements at the. right price.
CHEVY CHASE Corner. 100 #. Part or all.
Kennedy st. nw-Over 81. 900 So. #.
Nicholson st. n.w.-50-ft. front.
Allison and Arkansas avenue n.w.-Excel-
lent business corner.
OWNER. CLEVELAND 1879
CoLORED-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
in Roland Park; all improvements: easy
terms. Mr.. COOPER. National 1853.
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ASSISTANT secretary.
-A' o. % 19sI EYE ST 81. NV. wv 'N1AN''
SRsfzkasRR %MSSTSSkkx SS1PE5s PEdA&sHERR &STR
kSSSAS As SS5izSSa 81 5As
By Ftns n e n5ef o sssd G ss
Of Columbia. .and at thu. request of ths
trustees will sell at public auction. in front
+ E65HRsSrS RfS oSfSsk g. lSHS iss
ths ana
n saaas nsmSeaes aaa sens ESD o in Wsm
i sss NJ S9S .e,s g g. 3 ~ +. ssss Ssss1s:
eaualh vii hp0se' It
Tss tns Of lisa sale n Ase s and A:
,.5T Terms Teams Of sale: Two thousand dollars
paid IN cash. Balance IN two ' equal = i1 oe
sso years. WITH interest at zors Per 0cs esnt"% ana
day Of sale. secured BY frst deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or all cash. at the
eption epno oo Of t,,! the puIshassr deposit 81
.41s, stamps, - Ell q the sosI q gslehsssr @
the trustees reserve the risht fight es to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF
sdvertisement IT. Of such a resale M in some some
newspaper published in washington. b. q.
dAe! aAeAF cALvsRT Il HsaF sse5wr
fe29-d6sds.exSu Trustees.
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILEs.

WILL BUY from private owner good four.
cylinder Ford Call evenings. lis Ken.
tucky ave. Sc. 6s
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
Whether Car Is Paid For or Not.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 18th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
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OIDSMOBILE 1884. touring coupe. 5-pas-
seneer. S-cylinder: knee action, Fisher no.
draft ventilation: new-car appearance and
mechanical condition. excellent tires; S546.
Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV. Phone
District Q141.
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PONTIAC 1895 large S-cyl trunk sedan:
carefully driven 2.142 miles; never regis
I. ed new guaranty 1921 Conn, ave,
Phone Cleveland 383S
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'35 de luxe coupes, three
$50 down. S25 month.
14th st. NV,
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUSTIN 1885 special roadster; rumble
seat, 2 spare tires in tenders. trunk lay
down top Cali evenings. $50 to $40,
1o3O Goth st NV 3s
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This is the second series. with floating
power. automatic clutch. free wheeling and
hydraulic brakes. This. motor is perfect
and It Is priced at only 1865 Norris,
Inc. 2016 14th st. NV. North 3949
PONTIAC 1882 coach: motor is quiet and
the car Is one Of the best coach buys in
town; S35 down. $2O.69 monthly War
rington Motor Car Co., 2035 18th st. NV.
Potomac 07O1
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I932 sedan: finished in black.
rubber and motor are AL.
at today's low figure. sos.
own terms. STANLEY H.
I'LL 1ith st. NV. Phone
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without a blemish This is an ideal car
for . business man: plenty Of carving
motor: five very good tires; seat covers.
and . rear window glass that can be low
cred. Submit your, terms; fully guaran-
Horner. Inc, I'LL 14th st. NV. Phone
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PACKARD 1880 convertible coupe; orisinal
black factory finish Special at SlS9.
JACK PRY. Dealer. 1890 l4th st. NV.
PACKARD 1892 de luxe club sedan-Here
is beautiful car of original finish. with
six wire wheels white side wall tires trunk,
additional lusgaee carrier and spotless up-
holstery. Remember. there is no COM
promise with quality. so at s575 this is .
wonderful buy. Norris Inc. 20ls 14th
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OIDSMOBILB 1881 coach-Finish and In
terror are spotlessly clean. economical g.
are excellent; S249. Smoot Motor Co.,
3342 M st. NV. West 1850. Open eve
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PACKARD 1888 touring sedan: orisinal
black factory finish; driven but 1000
actual miles; JACK PRY. Packard Dealer.
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oIDsMOBILE 1884 IS" coupe: sea-foam
green finish. custom slip :, covers: dual
Quickly for this bargain. $545. Norris
inc, 201S 14th st. NV. Phone North
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GRAHAM 1892 4-door sedan blue Streak)
Motor mechanically perfect. white side
wall tires dandy buy at only $37 down,
S2l per month. Keep Rollin' With Nolan.
Evening star., 1936-03-03

OLDsMOBILE 1888 4-door sedan: beauti-
ful black finish. that's equal TO new. motor
In best Of condition. no-draft yentilstion.
other ne features at.ri,s Ley Price e $SsS.
steuaIt se0o Ineo 1925 l4th st. NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe 2-door sedan;
built-in trunk mechanically and appear.
terms. Also isss coach. sss5' ssfissrne Barne;
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PACKARD 1885 model 12O sedan This
beautiful car has been driven only 5000
hot-water heater. luggage compartment
and additional luggage carrier: cannot be
told from new car. Priced at only x945.
Norris. Inc. 201S 14th st. NV. Phone
North 3a49. no branches.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
ROD AND STREAM
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Morgan. also using a steel rod, had
an interesting experience. He was
trolling with a large spoon, to which
was attached one of those new musky-
size pork rind bats with small hook
near the end of the rind. The blue.
when landed after a long fight, had
torn the large trolling spoon from its
mouth and was only held by the small
hook on the pork rind.
The pork rind referred to is the AL
FoSs brand.
CHESAPEAKE BAY is very demo-
cratic fishing ground Fish there
will bite on Just hand line and
piece of shrimp as often as they will
from a $50 bamboo rod backed up by
an intricate star drag anti-backlash
reel. The variety of species offered
include channel bass, striped bass
(rock fish,, spotted and gray trout,
hardheads and host of others in
lesser number.
A fish fair similar to the fairs in
Mobile Bay and the rodeos on the
Pacific Coast now has been organized,
and each month prizes will be pre-
sented to the anglers who capture
the largest in each class. Fish caught
in the bay always have been eligible
for prizes in the national contest
sponsored by Field and Stream, but
this Is more or less local affair.
The Chesapeake Bay Fish Fair As
sociation was organized Wednesday at
a meeting held at Easton, Md, with
Frank Sherman of Claiborne as its
first president. Other officers named
were: Vice presidents, John D. Steele.
Baltimore; Dr. William s. Brinsfeld
of Rock Island, Upper Eastern Shore;
Robert L. Webster of Deals Island,
Lower Eastern Shore, and David Jen-
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Long Knight Make Olympic Finals Canoe Tandem Doubles

ligible to even q green amateur. ]
am glad Purdy is spreading chess
among the young folk in Australia.
The crying need in America is for a
chess publication that will teach chess
cover the news Of the day (and ]
mean cover 1t thoroughly, accurately
and entertainingly, and sell for a
price within the means of school boys
and girls.
With Apologies.
CIX months ago this column ap-
peared in The Sunday Star as a
regular Sunday sports feature. The
continuity of its appearance was not
broken until May 30.
wish to advise all chess enthu-
siasts that shall not fail them again.
I ask the kind indulgence of the prob
lemists who missed chess problem No.
IS by Andrade and henceforth there
will be no breaks in any chess ladder
contest fostered by your editor.
An additional problem will be pub
lished in a succeeding column for
those who lost out on June /.
Readers Poll.
WRITING a chess column isn't a
lark. Readers have different in
terests. From the chess players view
point the doings of international
masters constitute preferred copy.
Next come national and local tourna-
ments.
tn he an eyDart oI,acc an,o+o,r - l.;
always advisable to study the games of
the grandmasters in the world. But
in writing column from the Journal
istics view local news outranks foreign
news.
Will the readers of this column write
me their personal opinions as to what
they think should be included each
week in this column and how it should
be presented?
Do you prefer game studies, prob
lens, end-games. openings, anecdotes,
humor, informative items, microscopic
biographies, or what?
During the past six months what
two columns have appealed to you
most?
In order to make this poll as COM
prehensive as possible will you list
your chess playing friends with their
addresses that may send a general
QUESTIONABLE to every fan? Send in
your list.
CHESS PROBLEM NO. IL,
BY s. PICKERING
Published by courtesy of London'S Chess.
BYACK-9 PIECES
Evening star., 1936-06-14

Druell Huske-son, A. seidenberE and A. Y.
Hesse c'pesky little two-moyer'O.
Other solutions acknowledged from John
lewski
Belated keys to No. 12 come from Harold
c. Evans z. Perry and H. B. Linton.
Todays problem initiates the June con-
test. What kind of a prize would you fans
like to have offered for this month? The
award for May is beautiful folding
leatherette chess board and the winner Will
be announced next Sunday with runner-ur.
The general prize for the Summer-May =
September will be set Of Bird $
famo6s college size chessmen, loaded and
felted TIE following point basis for sccr-
ing will be used:
For each solution sent In. correct or
incorrect, points as bonus
II solution is correct key, points:
II solution is wrong. ! point Will be
taken from the bonus.
A correct problem key will yield total
of g points, but an incorrect solution Will
give the fan only a plus J.
June's ladder will include 3 problems A
perfect score will be 30 points. Mail So
iutions early. And don't forget the read
er's poll"
This column Welcomes chess Inquiries,
ncUs, facts and uieUs. Information
readily 0tuen II selt-dddressed. stamped
enuelope is iHclosed.
Copyright, 1886. by Paul Mlller)
Evening star., 1936-06-14
SERENA |NFRONT
IN SAILING EVENT
Gains Close Triumph Over
Sassy-SquaII Prevents
Many Finishing.

"HE squall jinx that has stalked
the Potomac River Sailing As
sociation races for the past
j several weeks continued its
plague yesterday when it forced 81
sailing craft to race against time in
order to finish before the storm broke
over the course off Hams Point.
One-third of the fleet had the no.
tation "DNFr' (did not finish) behind
their record at the end Of the day. and
one boat capsized when the winds
struck Unexpectedly.
r. Clyde Cruit, sailing hard race
In his comet Serena, made good the
threat he started last Sunday when,
with Raleigh Daniel as crew, he won a
close victory over Werner Smythe's
Sassy. A week ago, Cruit was ahead
when a storm also halter activities. He
beat Smythe over the line yesterday
by 80 seconds.
Fred Tips stream-lined Fancy
Pants took first place in the moth
class, with Ed Blounts Harriet skip
ping over close behind in second place.
J. Maloney sailed his Tralee to
victory in the Glass B handicap with
r. Young's Peter Pan sailing over
the finish line two minutes later. c.
Grey won the Glass A Handicap, his
Wildcat finishing 80 seconds ahead of
ais boats sister ship, Bobcat, skippered
by G. Babenhorst.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
kins, Annapolis. Max Chambers Of

kins, Annapolis. Max Chambers Of
Easton is secretary-treasurer.
In addition to the monthly prizes. a
big contest will be held September
II. The association will meet at
Tilghmans Island and fish from 6
m to noon, and the angler with the
biggest fish will receive a special
award.
IF THE Potomac clears up by this
afternoon-it was muddy yester-
day, but clearing at Harpers Ferry
bass should be biting. There is no
hope of large run of herring again
this season. but pan rock and perch
are there in fairish numbers and the
ever-present chance of catching a
large rock makes an excursion up river
between Key Bridge and Chain Bridge
worth while. A 7-pounder was caught
last Sunday and 5-pounder We'd
nesday.