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Evening star., 1937-06-03

w yALTER OKEEFE, who calls
n himself the Broadway
" " hill billy" essays return
engagement on Rudy VAL
lees variety hour tonight, to be heard
through WRC at 7 o'clock. O'keefe
promises a nonSenSical review of
the entertainment preceding him on
the program, presented in the form
of monologue.
Erin OBrien Moore and frankie
Thomas will provide the dramatic fea-
sure of the show, offering The Break
ing Point" One-act play written espe-
eially for the broadcast. Thomas, then
u. was the youthful star of Re
member the Day a successful Broad
way production of two years ago.
A N EXMARINE'S experiences while
playing in a basket ball game
against Chinese team are to be re-
lated as lighter touch during Floyd
Gibbons adventure program, together
with two incidents of a more serious
nature-WJSV at 9 O'clock.
EIFIEEN Boston grandmothers will
engage Is New York grandfathers
in a spelling bee conducted by Paul
Wing and scheduled for 8 o'clock over
WMAL.
TONY WAKEMAN takes VOL
miCrophone out to Turner's Arena
again tonight, airing another session
of the "raSSlerS" who make funny faces
and noises for pay. The carnage begins
st 10 for listeners.
DAULINE LORD and Kenneth Mac
Kenna, stage stars, will be pre-
sented by Kate Smith in a condensa-
don Of Clement Danes prize winning
play, The Mariners s"-WJSV at 7
o'clock.
DEN BERNIE of1ciatcs as guest cap
tain of the Show Boat tonight,
with Nadine OConnor, soprano. re-
turning to the program-WRC, 8
o'clock.
CHARLIE RUGGLES, screen CO.
median; Natalie Bodanya, So
rrano Of the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
and NCClelland Barclay, magazine
illustrator, are slated for guest ap-
rearances in Bing Crosby's music
hall-WRC at 9.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

WOMEN 90. refined who have several
hours daily TO devote TO earning about : )
per Wk., saleSwork. not house to house
ADplN mQrlLLES. Rm nM-L / 4D- Eve n ~
Evening star., 1937-06-03

| SAIESGlRL. to work on cigar counter in
| drug store. Please state age. experience
whether living at home. Address Box
3S-Z, Star Office
Evening star., 1937-06-03

DEN Al ASSISTANT graduate. several
SedrS experience; assume fun charge OF
Once; typlSt: references. Emerson @5g2
Evening star., 1937-06-03

t'RESSMAkEE, experienced ladies' and
chl,drens street and evening dresses
!aCEetH SUITS. alterations. Atlantic
Evening star., 1937-06-03
GET BRYN MAWR DEGREES
Three Students From Washington
in Commencement

in Commencement.
Pauline Relyea Anderson of this
city was awarded the degree of doc
tor Of philosophy at the fifty-second
commencement exercises at Bryn
Mawr College yesterday. Miss An
derson took her bachelor of arts de-
gree from Smith College in 1924 and
her masters degree from Bryn Mawr
in 1890
Two other Washingtonians, Miss
Louise Eugenia Stengel and Miss Mary
diplomas
Evening star., 1937-06-03

WOMEN DEMONSTRATORS for nationally
advertised products Apply Washington
representative Farboll Paint Co, 1901
WIS. ave- EL!daX q Z ID
Evening star., 1937-06-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO NEBRASKA. TAKE ONE.
Call Met O540 Apt 12S. after four. %
BLIND BOY LEAVING FOR LOS ANG ES
before June 10 has , Pullman tickets; will
allow any one half fare to escort him
Phone Lincoln SHig.
DRIVING SKYLINE DRIVE SATURDAY
and Sunday, new car. experienced: make
reservation; reasonable. Call evenings,
Columbia 940I -
DRIVING ATLANTIC CITY JUNE 5. RE
turn Sunday night; share expense. Dist.
1916. & to $50. to 6. A.
PASSENGERS WANTED COL. s. c., OR
vicinity. share expense: Pierce-Arrow Sc
dan: leaving June 3. returning June IA.
Phone Ridge 81.
DRIVING TO RENO JUNE 4-5. TAKE
one part or entire distance. Room 3OI,
Logan Hotel.
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statesmen.

MEN for Rawlelsh routes OF 500 families
Reliable hustler should start earning 50
weekly and increase rapidly. Write today
RAWlelgh :. Dept. DCF-4-S, Chester. Pa
SALESMEN WANTED. Christian. must
come hl1hly recommended from church.
Philadelphia Bible House I3Ol G ST. M.
statesmen. experienced IN selling Securi-
ties. to sell syndicate units. one sale d
week VIII make you SO. leads furnished
fuIl cooperation part-time workers. men
ana Momen. can make money. co. South
eTn Bldg
Statesmen t2t. experienced with cars
10 sell new. fsSt-Selllng product TO re
tallerS. Inquire 4l3 Maryland ave Rly-
erda!e Md. } D m. to : pm -
Evening star., 1937-06-03
> SCHOOL TO GIVE FETE
Stuart Junior High to Hold First
Home-C Coming.

The first annual home coming and
Spring festival of the Stuart Junior
High. proceeds of which will go
toward paying for the sound movie
machine and public address system
recently installed in the school, will
be held at the school playground to-
morrow evening
Dancing, games, amusement booths
and refreshment stands will be part
of the program planned by the Parent
Teacher Association and the faculty
who are sponsoring the event.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMeN.

MARRIED COUPLE will give services Mt
any honorable work for furnished apt /;
well educated and man employed Govt.
hddTe5s Box 93-Z, Star office. 3.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

GIRL. white. neat. capable helping at beach
during Summer; must be fond Of children:
one with knowledge OF swimming preferred.
Address Box .'3SB. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
Evening Programs.

Evening Programs.
1900 p.m.-WRC, Rudy Vallee;
VOL, Five Star
Final; WJsv, The
Band Wagon.
1880 p.m.-WMAL, Boston Pop
Concert.
500 p.m-WRC, Show Boat;
WJSV, Maj. Bowes'
Amateurs.
900 p.m.-WRC, Bing Crosby;
WJSV, Floyd Gibbons.
1000 p.m.-WOL, wrestling
Matches.
11:15 p.m.-WMAL, Slum b er
Hour.
Short-Wave Programs.
S;55 p.m.-PRAGUE, Czech Phil
harmonic Orchestra,
OLR4A, 1884 m, 11.84
meg.
9:40 p m.-SANT1AGO, Dance
Music, CB960, 31.2 m,
$50 meg.
1000 p.m-"The Empire Follies,"
GSI, 1876 m, 1926
meg; GSF, 1913 M,
1914 meg; GSD, 25.5
m, 1l.75 meg; Csc,
3l,3 M, 9.58 meg.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

HELP WOMEN.
ALTERATION GIRL, experienced; must
know how to fit. 1909 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. for
Bethesda. Md. shop give full particulars.
Address Box 26O-B, Star otfice.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around, expert
enced good salary. Apply IL 18th st. II W.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored one who can
marcel and Croquignole wave. 443 New
York ave NV Met. G616.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be very good.
Good salary and commission. BIZ l4th
st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. lady: n applying give ref
erenCeS and experience. Address BOX
lO4-Z. Star office.
BOOKKEEPER- CASHIER, for restaurant.
under 30 years old; only experienced need
apply; must be able to type. Apply Tally
Ho Tea Shop. $40 18th st. NV. after pm.
No phone calls.
CAFETERIA COUNTERGIRL and waitress
for coffee shop, under 80 years of age.
Apply Tally-Ho Tea Shop. $40 18th st.
NV after 3 pm. No phone calls.
COLORED GIRLS (2). neat appearing. to
work in confectionery store. Apply in per-
son. zoos 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COCK-POSitlon wanted BY good COOK: ex-
cellent references. Decatur OgIU.
COOK experienced Fronch-AmerIcan. rft-
eFehceS. Phone Columbia "GGG.
GIRL cOlo.cd. wants maid work or general
! Iou'eWoFE. Call Columbia &5Ol-W. 4.
GIItL. light coio-cd. refined wi~ar. par.-
'!ihe or DAY WCl.-. North G7G6-W.
GIRL, co!ored neat wants vor,- .rlI .irrc
oF part lime no Suuda", esp. Co, @If3-J
GIRL colored wants pa.'-tiEr days vor.,
or WorH by week, references. Phone
Evening star., 1937-06-03
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
PERSONAL.


CAMP MONTROSE-SEE AID UNDER SUM
mer camps. page C-12.
HEMORRHODS ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery, DIR SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O3SS.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room COL
WeStory Bldg. l4th and F.. Met. S33
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS FOR GENTLE
men only by male nurse from N Y. City:
established = years. National 505S. -
EMPLOYED GIRL WANTS ROOM AND
board. private family. beach committing
distance d. c.; June 18TH Sept. lst; trans
portatlon Address Box SB, Star office.
ELDERLY PEOPLE AND CHILDREN
home; ami; in, Shenandoah Valley.
ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE FOR
children during Summer months in good
country home, situated in Shenandoah
Valley; for information call between 10
m. and 3 pm. Lincoln 1926.
CONSCIENTIOUS. CONGENIAL. SYMPA-
thetic, practical male nurse; references.
Shepherd All.
EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL
Give your child 9 to g. trained care and
model equipment; outdoor activities hours.
: to u; hot dinners; 50 weekly: tranSporta-
ton. 14@S Euclid st. Coiur'bia G19l.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
Air Headliners
Afternoon Programs.

800 p.m.-WJSV. Washington
Detroit Base Ball Game.
<:45 p.m.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

GIRL to answer telephone; small salary to
start, but good cnance for advancement
ROO NJ
Evening star., 1937-06-03

SALESWOMEN a.. active and neat Sal
ary, Sl2. Apply Room 1909. 9l6 6 st. W
SALESWOMEN--Please do not apply un-
| less experienced in selling dresses. perma-
nent position. Lanes. sO4 eth ST. n "
Evening star., 1937-06-03
SITUATIONS wOMEh

ACCOUNTS KEPT, statements prepared
Ior PHYSICIANS on hourly basis BIZ cXperi-
ehced secretary now in physicians employ.
hudfeSS BOX 'j"-B, Star office. -
ACCOUNTANT and auditor. eXpericnced
pal time or full-time work; financial ststc-
heiIs prepared. Randolph 301f after pm.
AWNING SEAMSTRESS. eyDerienced, 10
Wpfk nlsht or day Gail Columbia $685.,
altcr pm.
C(AsHlER-TYPIST. p. b x. experience:
Information clerk whole or part time, refs,
AuofeSS Boy J-B, Star Office -
DENTAL ASSISTANT, graduate: several
SeedIS experience assume fun charge Of
olttce! 'yplSt: references, Emerson 25g2.
.)RESSMAkEE, experienced ladies' and
chIdfenS street and evening dresses,
!acEe,G suits. alterations. Atlantic
ENXEL0PEs IH}g g.W to address at home. Lincoln
HOQSEKEEP EEPER-COMPANION. ~. good
ttacf4y person O. empl. couple Shartz,
Fhohe west @i"l-J before pm.
| HOUSEkEEPER. refined middle-aerd
( star Office 90
LADY desires Work IN motacrlees home or
| employed couple; exp ref. Georgia UUjg
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position. best
/ references: willing to leave city. SIS week,
| or 81 daily Wise 57GI
! SECRETARY-ST l5 years
/ experience; all lines: position with WELL
| established hrm preferably legal or lumber;
| Sslafy so per week. Address Box 1867,
| Star Office
Evening star., 1937-06-03
HELP WOMEN.
(Continucd.)

CURB ATTENDANTS. over Is years; good
tips. meals. Apply 5l11 Georgia ave NV.
COUNTER GIRL for large cafeteria: must
be experienced. Press Cafeteria, l4th
and F.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

| MARKERS AND SORTERS. exp In dry
| cleaning. Apply Frazee Potomac LauE-
! fry grd rd Eyn
Evening star., 1937-06-03

GIRLS t2J, reliable colored with good
feiS.. want nurse or days work; can stay
nights North 5l7g.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

ACCOUNTS KEPT. statements prepared
Tor physicians on hourly basis By cxperi-
ehced secretary now in physicians employ.
h.ofeSS BOX j2-B, Star office. -
Evening star., 1937-06-03

TEACHER OF COLLEGE STUDENT. sp,en-
did experience. healthfuI WORK, salary. 30
days. $40. Weeks free training required.
Address Box ISO-A. Star once
WAITRESS, over -. Must have expert
ence. Ayuly Hot Shoppe OH Ga, ave
Evening star., 1937-06-03

WAITRESS, experienced wanted at once
A2"i Georgia ave, Silver Spring Mo
WAITRESS. experienced. Steady Job. Apply
GA II St ut
Evening star., 1937-06-03
SALESWOMek.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SALESWOMEN on "Egermaier" Bible
Story Book. good money pleasant work
Philadelphia Bible House 1901 G St. II W
Evening star., 1937-06-03

GIRL neat. colored yruerai housework or
nursing Iu 4u! or part tine; city ref. No~,n
Evening star., 1937-06-03
HELP MEN.
itantipued

ELEVATOR BOY and porter colored. for
night work. must be neat and willing
workers. references required. Apply IN
Evening star., 1937-06-03

GIRL. light housework: no laundry; stay
nights: to help take care Of child 1910
"a Oil tte n "
Evening star., 1937-06-03
DOMESTIC,
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 55tl. 4O2 nth,
mas cooks. chambermalds. nurses. ghw
part time, day workers. housemen -
Evening star., 1937-06-03

IENOGRAPHERS. fast typlsts bookkeep-
erS, accountants. bookkeeping machine and
olCtaphoHe operators, craftsmen. statesmen
SODA clerks; cashiers etc; male-female
E!SIL PERSONNEL SERVICE, second floor
ljl q ST. II W
Evening star., 1937-06-03

AWNING SEAMSTRE.SS. eyDerienced, 10
W2fk nleht or day. Gail Columbia $685..
Evening star., 1937-06-03

Git'L colosed wants JOB part time or
al d"y; city references. "91O H ST. NV.
/ GIRL, colorcd, wants take care child en-
proved COUPE eND.; references; s.. car
fare Dlstr!c. 49Ug after r pm
Evening star., 1937-06-03
LEROY H. THAYER

LEROY H. THAYER
Has openings for competent ball
room instructors, young man
and lady. Previous teaching eX-
perlence desirable but not essen
tlal. Must be accomplished ball
room dancers. Apply Thursday
and Friday, l to 10 pm, 1915
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
HELP MEN.

PAINT SALESMAN.
Local established concern has opening
lor experienced outside salesman. salary
and bonus. real opportunity for right man
must state fully qualifications ia first
letter. Address Box I-B Star offCe
Evening star., 1937-06-03

MARKERS. experienced. white. for all
classes OF work. Ambassador Laundry
AoG Irving ID. Adams 1NIA
Evening star., 1937-06-03

WAITRESS, 2l-2J. reliable. good worker.
Apply At once. Senate Lunch. S5O4 Ga
ave No phone calls
Evening star., 1937-06-03

MARKER. experienced. Apply Tuesday
a.m.. Sterling Laundry. 1921 9th st. II ".
Evening star., 1937-06-03

SEAMSTRESS for draprs and slip covers.
onIS lSt class need apply. years Of exp
necessary. Address Box LIB Star otficp-
SEAMSTRESS. must be exp Apply a;
once. Lewis and Thomas Saltz. 1909 G
st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

NURSE. training and experience for in
fant; must have city references. Phone
Cleveland 1927 between 10 and I2 am.
PRESSERS on silks. experienced: fast
presSer can make good money. Apply 1920
Evening star., 1937-06-03

HAND IRONERS. .. to touch up linens
laundry experience preferred must be fast
steady lob Appy 100 o3rd st n W
Evening star., 1937-06-03

MATTRESSES wanted. Apply IN Tst n ".
MATTRESSES. experienced. Apply Ep-
stem Restaurant. 42I lIth st NV
Evening star., 1937-06-03

WOMAN. 30 70 40 years good EDUCATION,
free 10 devote hours daily at home con-
tactIng customers by phone for national
WomenS publication: experience not neceS-
SaTy: excellent remuneration. write giving
qualhcatlonS and phone number. Address
Box lG-Z Star Office
Evening star., 1937-06-03

SALESLADY-Opening for neat attractive
woman. Something new. Easy sales Lib
eral commissions paid daily. Call between
> and = Adams 1915
Evening star., 1937-06-03

NNCOUN I'm and AUDITOR. cXperlcnCed.
patt-tlme or full-time work; financial statc-
mehts prepared. Randolph 3O14 after p.m
Evening star., 1937-06-03

YOUNG LADY. experienced telephone p 3
X. operator with KnOWIedge Of shorthand
and typlng, Appy after pm or . to
lu IN. Friday. Emile. Inc. lG2l Conn.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

FOUNTAIN GIRL whlte. fully competent.
good references; no Sunday work; steady
position. Apply between 3 and q. Colum
bia Medical Building Luncheonette. 1895
Evening star., 1937-06-03

| SALESLADY. 20 to 30 years old. for pastry
| fountain and lunch room work: reasonable
| hours wages: room and board Apply
| Crabtree'S Bakery North Beach Md 3.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
MIDDLE-AGED MOMEN

YOUNG WOMAN with unlimited telephone
Tor special work; salary and bonus. Call
District u!lb between ana 8 pm. Friday
evening only.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

MI FESSES, InuSt De eXperIeNCtQ. Satur-
Gay nights and steady. Apply after S D m,
Dude Ranch. Washing ton Baltimore Blvd.
81 and GOOD tips
Evening star., 1937-06-03
O'KEEFE IS GUEST
ON VALLEE HOUR
Grandmothers and Grand
fathers to Contest in Radio
Spelling Bee.

w IALTER O'KEEFE, who calls
n I himself the Broadway
" v hill billy" essays return
engaeement on Rudy VAL
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as Weaver was there in time to
complete a put-out.
Pete Appleton will pitch against
Georgetown University this after.
noon at Griffith Stadium, which
probably eliminates Peter from
all consideration as a starting
hurler on Monday. Cascarella
pitched on Thursday, and re-
ported this morning that his
ankle was in good condition. This
may mean that the fiery italian
will draw the nod on Monday.
Despite the fact that Newsom's
last work was only fair to middlin' +,
he may get the nod. He was ham
mered pretty hard by the Boston
Bees Thursday. However, NewSom
was effective against the Athletics
throughout 1896 and therefore is
a logical choice for the opening
game when President Roosevelt
comes to the flag-bedecked stadium
with its cheering crowds, its blair
ing bands, and the splendor and
circumstance of the day on which
the land halls baseball.
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According 10 POSITIVE lu1OrHar
ton received, Miss circuit will
play exhibition matches at several
Washington courses with one or
two of the Capitals outstanding
women players. In all probability
the Englewood, N. j., star will
stage these special matches with
Helen Dettweiler and possibly
Betty Meckley. There is also the
likelihood that Babe DidrickSon
will also be included in these at
fractions.
Miss circuit is not new to Wash
ington golfdom. She has appeared
here several times. In 1884, as a
member of the American team,
she was the queen pin in the tri-
umph over the British team in the
Curtis Cup matches, which were
staged at Chevy Chase.
Off Game
Due to matrimonial difficulties
which. have logged her play during
the past year, Miss circuit has been
slightly off her game. However,
with this matter cleared up now,
she should easily return to top
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form and be her old self again
by the time she shows here.
One of her most notable achieve
ments on Washington courses was
the sensational 70 turned in over
the Kenwood course a short time
before her Curtis Cup appearance
here.
For several years she has been
on the Threshold Of capturing
the National Open, but has always
fallen short in the championship
round. Last year she was runner
up for the title, her "umteenth"
time.
Miss circuit has a legion Of
friends and followers in Washing
ton, and her appearance here will
be a huge occasion for many.
It is believed that she will stage
here District exhibitions with
Helen Dettweiler at Congressional.
the latter's home grounds. Just
what arrangement for matches has
yet to be arranged. The possible
foursome of Miss circuit, Miss
Dettweiler, Miss Betty Meckley,
the District and Maryland cham
pion, and Miss Babe Didrickson,
is purely in the formative stages.
Rock Creek may also be chosen
as a site for one Of the exhibitions.
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D. 0ddFe|IoWs
FACE Orioles

The 18th annual intercity
match between the Odd Fellows
Bowling Leagues of Baltimore and
Washington will get under way at
the Recreation Alleys tomorrow at
$3.50 p. M, where the first half OF
a six-game home-and-ho match
will be staged. Each city will be
represented by eight teams and
total pinfall will determine the
winner.
The Baltimore boys have tried
II times to defeat the locals but
have been turned back on all oc-
casions. However, Billy Schmidt,
who has directed the activities of
the Orioles since their organiza-
ton, is an optimistic chap who be-
lieves that this year his boys will
be victorious.
On the other hand, the local
Odd Fellows, under the leadership
of Wilfred E. "Tiny" Lawson, are
confident of making it IL straight.
After the battle Of the naples,
peace will be restored and all par
Elephants will march to the Odd
Fellows Temple where the visitors
will be guests Of the local boWlerS
at a dinner and entertainment.
The match will be concluded in
Baltimore the following Saturday
night.
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ONeiH

Continued from LIST Sport Page)
writer started for the upper decks
of the stand Bill called:
watch this pitcher, Hutchin.
son. He has the goods"
Prophet, indeed, is the very
likeable Bill McKechnie. Hutchin-
son had a great time with the
GriffS, holding them to three hits
in five innings and allowing nary
a run. Hutchinson had not pitched
for three weeks, and therefore Nc
Kechnie limited his activities to
five frames. Which probably is
all for the best. It was not until
after the broad-shouldered Hut
Crimson had left for the showers
that the GriffS were able to win.
Monte weaver was not in mid
season form yesterday, and if you
were seeking the opening day
pitcher, you might be justified in
carrying the quest to other quar-.
tiers. At that, Weaver had only
one bad inning. This developed
in the fourth when the Bees
punched a double, a triple and a
single with a most unfortunate
error by Kuhel.
There was more or less differ
erce of opinion on that play of
Kuhel's. CAIRNS ripped a hard
smash down the first-base line
and Kuhel made a brilliant stop.
Weaver rushed to cover the bag
and Kuhel made a high throw.
II his throw had been right,
CAIRNS would have been retired,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-16
Star Boasts
1854 Mark
In Ledgue
BY SID KATZNELL

Bill Krauss, the youngest mem
Der Of the Krauss bowling family
is a 2-to-1 bet to shatter the all
time individual average record in
the Mems District League.
The youthful pin-spiller today Is
boasting a 1924 average for 81
games, and the old record is held
by Earl McPhilomy with 124-4l.
In order to break the mark,
Krauss will only have to roll a
312 set next week, which should
be easy for a bowler Of Bills cali
Der.
Shooting a powerful 377 set,
Krauss played q prominent role in
helping Occidental to win two
games from Rose Liquor, virtually
clinching the pennant. Henry
Mays 154-game and Joe Harrison's
391 set were outstanding for the
losers.
Rose Liquor teams only victory
was registered in the opening en-
counter, when it rolled a stout 651
game.
Lucky Strike continued its drive
for third place by sweeping George
town Recreation. Billy LaBillie fea-
tured the attack with 1873 and 384.
Daily News bowlerS are rejoicing
today. Last night the boys cap
tured their second straight flag in
the National Capital League. Ben
macks finished in second place.
The Department Store League
came to an end last night at
Recreation Alleys, with Kann's
team winning the pennant for the
second successive year by taking
a 2-to-1 decision from Jelleffs.
Woodward & Lothrop, led by
Kingsolver's 382 and Scrivener's
354, took the odd game from Lans-
burghs, tieing them for second
place. However, the Lansburghs
were given second place because
of their greater pinfan.
Raleigh Haberdashers, paced by
Silverberg'S 351, whitewashed Pal.
ais Royal. Raleigh also chalked
up o new season record with a
633 game.
In other league matches the
Hecht Company, led by Jack VOL
stenholme's 418 set, took a 2-to-1
decision from Guy-Curran, while
the Credit Bureau did the same to
Hahn's Shoes. The standings:
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Md. Fox Hunters
Hold Dance

Maryland fox hunters hold their
annual barn dance tomorrow on
the Walter Johnson estate, from
10 p. m. to / a. m.
The johnson farm is located in
Germantown, Md. A special enter
tainment program also has been
arranged for the evening, and a
large turnout of members of the
Maryland Fox Hunting Club is
expected,
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KRAUSE SEEKS PIN RECORD
D. C.. Golfdo11 to Host
Maureen Orc0tt
By CHICK KENNY

Washington golf fandom may be in for real treat when
is officially announced that Maureen orcut of the
Nations outstanding divoteer arrives here for
visit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-16
Landon Plays

Landon Prep will battle Be-
thesda Chevy Chase High on the
diamond today at Garrett Park.
The time is 2::30 o'clock.