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Evening star., 1937-06-25

" INAL details have been COM
l. pleted for the lO-mile modified
marathon for the Evening Star
4 Trophy and the athletic pro-
gram to be staged in connection with
the Independence day community eel
ebration at Takoma Park July S
under the auspices OF the various civic
organizations in the Takoma area.
At l o'clock the runners will be
starting on the Mount Vernon Boule-
ward and finishing at Fourth and
Van Buren, streets at the main Ell
trance to the Takoma Recreational
Center. The first of the runners
should reach the finish line about
$50 O'Clock.
At the same time the runners are
under way the swimming events on
the celebration program will be held
in the Takoma swimming pool. The
events are for boys and girls from
II to II, with the distances set at 25
and so yards, followed by exhibition
diving.
The program will be interrupted
at 23O O'Clock. when the presenta-
ton OF race trophies and medals will
take place on the Takoma PARK
Playground, Fourth and Whittier
streets, for those participating in the
marathon. The trophies will include
the Evening Star three-year COM
petitive trophy. to be awarded the
winner; the Department of Play
grounds three-year championship
cup, to the D. c. A. A. U. team
champion, the Takoma Park Cit
liens three-year Fourth of July cele-
bration trophy, to be awarded to the
winning team and the District Com
mlSSioners' trophy, to the first three
District runners to finish.
In addition, the first three con-
testantS to cross the tape will be
presented with gold medals, the next
nine silver medals and the remaining
f1niShers bronze medals. The first
three District men to cross the tape
also will be awarded A. A. u. medals.
Richard S. Tennyson is director Of
the marathon.
At 3 o'clock, field events will be
staged on the Whittier Street Play
ground, and will include the follow
ing:
Girls-5n pounds. coward dash; 20
70 - pounds. 5O-yard dash, S5 TO 100
pounds, 6O-yard dash
Boys-1o pounds and under. 5o-yard
dash; 20 TO 90 pounds. 5O-yard dash;
unlimited, running high Jump
GlrIS-H5 pounds and under running
h!2h jump; So to 100 pounds running
hlsh jump unlimited, running high
Boys-9o to 1l5 pounds s0-yard dash:
loo-yard dash, 20 pounds and
under. broad jump
Girls-1u pounds potato race; 20 to
S5 pounds. three-legged race; SIS to j 90
pounds, novelty race
, Boys-9o TO 115 pounds. running broad
jump: 20 to 30 pounds broad lump.
Horseshoe tournament for men
Tug -of-Var between members of the
SILVER Spring Volunteer Fire Department
and the Takoma Park Volunteer Fire
Department.
Participants must file entries for
the swimming meet on or before July
3 at any Of the following: Takoma
Park pool; Takoma Park, D. c., play
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Cunningham Runs
For Two Records
In Pair of Meets
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Glenn
Cunningham, the durable KAN
sas miller, is going to try an iron
man act tomorrow when he runs
in two races at two different track
and field meets.
The world record holder at milo
Is scheduled to make an attack on
Ben Eastman's half-mile mark of
1:49.8 early in the afternoon at
Passaic, N. J.
-Four hours later and II miles
away, he will seek to shatter Paavo
Nurmi's record of 642.5 for a mile
and half at the Metropolitan
A. A. US sports carnival at RAN
dalls Island Stadium.
Two quarter -milers will pace him
in the mile event, while in
the longer race he will be opposed
by Joe McCluskey of the New York
A. c., Lou Burns of Manhattan,
Ernie Federoff of the Millrose A. A.
and Joe Alexander.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
ARMY'S SHOW TEAM
DOES WELL ABROAD
Scores in Four Jumping Events
in London-Will Compete in
Dublin Next Week.
THE Army horse show team,

THE Army horse show team,
which is representing the
United States in the jumping
competitions of the Interna-
tional Horse Shows at Olmvpia, Lon
don. has taken part in several events.
with the following results:
Glass 81, Jumping around course for
ohceTs ot any nationality. Podhorski, with
Capt Milo II. Matteson up. was Nth.
Class - similar jumping competition.
DaKota. with Frs Lieut.. Franklin F Wing.
IIr- up. took second and Ugly with FlTSt
Lieut.. James o. Curtis. jr. up was third
Class 50 the Scurry Stakes an inrerna-
tionaI competition, with Jumps to feaI q
4cne$ nc NJ H., hIsh L W, Filter, With FIRST Lieut.
was fifth 'o'i uN'
:. Glass 90 an International challenge cup
Sl1e, known as the EdWard. Prince OF Wales Cup
open 70 teams OF officers of the same ma
fifth, ''@'eS team paced
These contests were In competition
against the military horse show teams
OF England. Ireland. Belgium. Ger
many, Rurnania, Turkey and France.
Americas team consists of Cant
MILO H. Matteson, Cavalry captain;
Capt. Harold S. Isaacson. Field Artil
lery: First Lieut.. Franklin F.. Wing,
lr., Cavalry, and First Lieut.. James O.
Curtis, jr., Cavalry, together with eight
horses.
Next week the team will move 10
Dublin, Ireland, to take part in lump
ing competitions.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
cT.- S.WT2S
5>~-ED Rv GeoDcE 3 t,,aEp ~
By GEORGE E. HuBtR :
FTER investigating fishing con-

A FTER investigating fishing con-
~ ditlons on Chesapeake Bay for
~ nearly week, your CORE
"A spondent agrees with his fellow
fishing columnist, Fulton Lewis, jr..
who says that fishing during the week
can give fishing on Saturdays and
Sundays cards and spades and still
beat it.
Tuesday and Wednesday boats were
bringing in twice as many per person
as they did Saturday and Sunday,
and conditions were practically the
same. This week anyway marked the
beginning of the big Midsummer
catches. A full moon is out and
hardhead have been loaded into boats
everywhere
Capt. Noah Hazard of Gales
vile, with only six peelers for
bait, brought back over buSheI
Of croakers, so many that they
didn't even bother to count
them.
Wednesday evening and night, Capt.
Sam Dixon reported, boats from Plum
Point which f1shed the Gooses never
Evening star., 1937-06-25
HUNT, HENDRIX PICKED
Loom as Finalists in st. Louis
Tennis Tournament.

ST. LOUIS. June 25 LP).-Joe Hunt
Of Los Angeles and Arthur Hendrix
Of Lakeland, Fla, loomed as likely
fnalists in the Triple A tennis tourna-
ment here.
Seeded 1 and 2 players of the
tourney, both visitors stroked to
straightset victories over st. Louis
opponents. yesterday. Hendrix meets
Frank Thompson, st. Louis, captain
OF the Virginia team today and Hunt
plays Karl Hodge, st. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Other Prominent Entries.

I ASSATOR. winner of the Prairie
State Stakes from Tiger, is GER
tain starter for the Valdina Farms,
with Diavolo Boy more likely to ac-
company him than Teddy's Comet.
Robber Bold, Cleveland Putnam's s
well-bred juvenile, arrived from the
East this week, and as the East's sole
representative will be an outsider
against the four strong Western en-
tries.
Several other stables, however, will
send dark horses" out after top hon
ors. Among these are the Bomar
Stable OF Detroit, which will have
Detroit Bull: the Millsdale Stable Of
Chicago, the Woolford Farm of Kansas
City and Mrs. John A. Hertz's entry of
Gipsy Minstrel.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
new YORK A. c. PUTS
33 IN A. A. U. GAMES
Six Former Olympic Stars Are in
Squad Due to Compete for
Titles Next Month.

by the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 75.-The
New York Athletic Club entered
squad of 33 members today in the
national A. A. U. track and field
championships July 2 and 3.
Former Olympic stars on the New
York roster are Gene Venzke, Joe Nc
Cluskey, Peter zaremba, John Ander-
son, William Rowe and Henry Dryer.
The Eastern squad also will include
J. Hamilton Hucker, national 200
meter hurdle champion; John Dono-
van, intercollegiate A. A. A. A. high
hurdle winner; Robert Rodenkirchen,
New York high school sprinter. and
four relAy teams
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Star Trophy D-Mile Run Tops
Takoma Park Program July 5

ground; Philadelphia Avenue, Md,
playground; North Takoma, Md, play
ground, and Spring Park. Md, play
ground. Contestants for all other
events may contact their playground
director for further informal ton.
The Athletic Committee includes:
Crescent j. Bride, chairman; Arthur
Kriemelmeyer. vice chairman: Larry
Williams, Ralph l.. Harries, Edward
Thompson, Mrs. Louis Raines, Edith
Mccullough, Ida Fisher and Edith
Hazard.
Evening star., 1937-06-25

IF YOU'D been inside the locker
room at the Edgemoor Club the
other day you could have seen,
and appreciated. a different Bar
ney Welsh than is known for his tai
ents on the court.
Barney was playing the role Of
father and counsellor to one of the
citys more promising Junior players
and although he was criticizing the
youngster in no complimentary terms,
you had the feeling that the kid was
beneflting in just the way in which
Barney intended.
The boy, it seemed, had been more
or less successful in The Stars City
of Washington Tournament. Young,
and unused TO success. the kid had
acted up rather cockily, slightly weary
ing his colleagues.
Barney. always quick to OBJ
serve-and just as ready to help
-thereupOn took it upon him
self to point out the kids faults,
in private.
you've got lots of promise. kiddo,"
he said kindly, but you're still long
way from being a good tennis player.
Yet. you're acting the part of one
who's arrived. And your fellow players
don't like it. Whatever happens, how
ever far you go, always remember one
thing-you're only one of many play
ing the same game"
1t was just the kind of advice the
kid needed and, coming from the
champ, 1t could not have been given
by any better authority, nor in any
better style.
WASHINGTON'S Sears Cup team,
it has just come to light, did far
better than any one has given it credit
for. In fact, better than any local
Sears Cup team for 10 years.
For some unexplainable reason. no
reports were forthcoming from Bos-
ton the second day of the matches, the
day on which Washington came the
closest to winning a Sears Cup match
since 1927. 1t was on that day that
the local lassies-Marge Robinson,
Mary Cootes, Edith Clarke and Sara
to Philadelphia only by
the barest Of margins, 5-4
In fact, the match was not
decided until the last doubles
Evening star., 1937-06-25
$4,000 FUTUR|1Y
HAS CRACK FIELD
Vests Entries Held Best
In 2-Year-0Id Sprint at
Chicago TomorroW.
~ the Associated Pre-,

~ the Associated Press.
~HIcAGo, June 25.-The most
valuable 2-year-old feature of
the Nations 1887 turf pro-
~ gram, the $4,000 Futurity,
VIII send a fleet band of Youngsters
INTO action at Washington Park to-
morrow.
The rich stake, which may prove a
deciding factor in the seasons iuve-
nile championships, apparently will
be dominated by four powerful Western
stables.
The Milky Way Farm entry OF Tiger
Mountain Ridge or Warbridge may go
70 the post slight choice over Hal
Price Headley's entry of Bourbon
King and Menow. Teddy Weed is re-
garded the likeliest choice as the Calu-
met Farm starter, but Bull Lea has
worked well, and both may get chances
1T the rich prize.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
FIGHT FILM SHOWINGS
Louis-Braddock Go on Screen at
Bethesda, Mount Rainier.

Just how Joe Louis made himself
heavyweight champion of the world in
his battle with Jim Braddock in Chi
cago last Tuesday night may now be
seen on the screens Of moving picture
theaters near the District
Presentation Of the film began at
noon today at two Maryland theaters,
the State at Bethesda and the Cameo
at Mount Rainier.
The shows at each place will run
until midnight and will be repeated
daily for week or more.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Cheseldine Reports Rock.
Costs Low During Week.
TO GET hack tn f3ehipc N, thu ',


die of the week for a moment,
there are several factors other than
more fish that make it the best One is
the item of cost. Week end prices at
most places are rs to 35 per cent
higher on week ends and holidays, and
it is hard to get boats, good ones at
least, unless reservations are made in
advance.
Another factor is road and driving
conditions. Week day anglers will find
roads to their favorite fishing hole
practically empty, while on Saturdays
ana Sundays they find themselves on
the tail end OF procession reaching
all the way to the beach.
OF course, if you can't get away in
the middle Of the week 1t is alright to
go on week ends. but those who can
get away should 60 between Monday
and Friday.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
RAZZLE-DAZZLE GRID.

MILWAUKEE Wis (P).-Marquette
football teams are to be excused if
they unleash a razzle- dazzle attack.
Milwaukee's circus grounds once were
located on the present site of the
Marquette stadium.
Evening star., 1937-06-25

junior Davis Cup squad is receiving,
the group soon will be pruned to a
working few
At present those making the best
showing and the most likely to be
given training all Summer are Hazel
Bishopp. Charlotte Decker. Marga-
ret Duffy, Mary Gray, Betty Jacobs,
Molly Thompson and Harriet Will
liams. Molly Thompson, l3, is thought
to be the youngest.
FROM a reliable source it comes
that $500 has been wagered on
Yelverton Garnett to win the grand
national tournament. The somewhat
staggering amount for a local tennis
bet was placed before competition
opened. So far Garnett has come
through, but he must face Buddy
Goeltz in the semi-final round to-
day and, If successful. either Dooly
Mitchell or Hugh Lynch for the title.
He may do 1t, but / don't
think I'd want much of that
$500!
Evening star., 1937-06-25
POLO CLASHES SUNDAY
Games at Potomac Park, Norbeck
Are on Schedule.

Polo enthusiasts of the Capital will
have their choice of two games Sun
day, both beginning at in the after
noon.
At Potomac Park the War Depart
ment Whites and group from the
Sd Cavalry will clash. while at Nor
beck. Mo, the War Department Blues
and Washington Polo Club will be op-
ponents.
The regular Sd Cavalry team also
VIII get action Sunday, but at Harris
burg, Pa, against the West Shore four.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
PERSONAL

summer camps PAGE CO
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back Write for bookia, M
qrugs or surgery DR. SOMNFRWERCK-
100 Columbia I'd Adams O3ss
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Hardhead, Rock at SOlOmons.

THESE are good catches and per-
=. haps are slightly better than the
average, but it shows a cross section
of the bay up this way. An average"
catch would be the one made by
party from Washington at Solomons
Ollie Atlas, Harry Cohen, Nathan
Coenig and NJ Schwartz fished We'd
nesday from the Althea II, newest
and fastest Of Admiral Eddie Bowen's
feet. At the controls was Capt. Bill
D. Emory.
In few hours fishing around Cedar
Point, Cove Point and in the river
they boated IS fish, hardhead and
rock mixed.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
COACH HEADS POLICE
Tallman, Mountaineer Grid Tutor

Named superintendent.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, June Is LP).
The boss of the West Virginia foot
ball team has dropped the pigskin
and buckled on the holster of chief of
the State Constabulary.
Gov. Holt has announced that
Charles (Trusty) Tallman has been
chosen superintendent of the State
police and will take once next week.
Evening star., 1937-06-25

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French Method used Dr DeTIa
Lsdendecker. 3025 o ST. NV. West iI2O.
FTRST-CLASS BEAUTY SHOP, In good
conditlon, particulars furnished, Address
Box 4HO-C, Star Office
Evening star., 1937-06-25

Twin Steeplechase Courses.
nU POINTS pride and Joy lies in the
twin steeplechase courses. mod
eled after the Grand National course
at Aintree. There will not be any
racing over the jumps this year, how
ever as Du Pont wants the turf to be
Evening star., 1937-06-25

Another good hardhead catch was
recorded the same day at Rock Point,
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Benedict,
George Lancaster and E. L. Roach
brought in about 10 apiece, using fresh
shrimp for bait. Their guide was Capt.
Victor Wise Ye host at the Rock
Point Hotel suggests that anglers bring
their own bait, as the stuff is hard to
get around there.
lncldently, that holds true at most
places. Make sure there is bait avail
able before leaving. and when in doupt
take your own. Except in the case CT
peelers, you can get it cheaper here
anyway.
Cheseldine Reports Rock.
E1URTHER down the river, near
River Springs, Gus Behrns and
party, fishing with Capt. Walter
Cheseldine, captured 10 rock weighing
from to 10 pounds each. Skip
per Cheseldine says that the season
this year was late opening and that
he hopes it will be correspondingly
late in closing.
Up near the top of the bay,
at Shadyside to be exact, Capt.
X. E. Lee also is catching
croaker.
He lists catches ranging from 56 to
II hardhead. Rock also have started
to break every morning and evening he
says, and before long will be striking
good.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
S. KANN SONS co.
LOAN MANAGER

National finance company needs man.
ager for branch ofice to be opened in
washington: must have experience in
making auto and signature loans. know
auto loan values. credits and collections:
excellent opportunity for advancement
give age. experience and references in
first letter. Address Box 119-Z, Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-06-25

came back with less than 100, and
many went higher than that. The
same morning one Of Harry Wood
burns boats from Solomons fished
over by Hooper Island Light and re-
turned to dump 145 on the dock.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
encounter Of the day, q three
set affair, that went against
the local combination.

the local combination.
Previously Mrs. Robinson, Miss
Moore and Frances Grimes of Nor
gantown, w. Va..-the fifth member
of the Middle Atlantic team-had
won singles matches, and Miss Cootes
and Miss Grimes had scored in dou-
bles.
Next year the Sears Cup matches
are scheduled for Baltimore, the
closest home they have come for
some time. This year the cup went
to Boston, which defeated the New
York-New England combination.
A THOUGH no reduction has as
yet been made in the squad of
girls which, under the leadership of
Dorette Miller, is getting practically
the same kind OF training that the
Evening star., 1937-06-25
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BY the Associated Press.


w WILMINGTON, Del, June 25.
w Dsevtss IN sas. track R',t ssn.ssussss sss e'sss
both from the standpoint
OF the horses and the spectators, opens
It's gates tomorrow for a 25-day ses-
sion, with the $4,000 Kent Handicap
for 3year-olds as the feature event.
There are bigger tracks in America,
six of them, in fact, but there is no
better example Of engineering than
the mile course which William du
Pont, jr., and associates have built
some miles from this city at the
cost Of $75O,O0O.
The track, with its 7-furlong and
mlle-and-a-quarter chutes has been
so placed in relation to the grandstand
that every foot of it is visible to the
naked eye. The grandstand sur
mounts an elevation considerably
above the track and will seat $500.
The slanting lawn, graduating from S
to II feet above the track, will accom-
modate nearly as many more spec
tators,
Evening star., 1937-06-25
HELP DOMESTIC.

BOY. for s.h,w. must be good cook and
wiling TO go TO Quantlco. 0uantIco 3121.
COOK, white exp. to get dinner some
gen ", adults, ST WK. Apply in per-
son only. 53I4 end ST. NV. Emerson 41II,
COOK experienced al-around, for tea
room of city. Apply 1919 K St. NV. for
inform atlon.
GIRL. white, experienced general house
work and care of children stay NIGHTS
good salary. references S5ll Cedar st.
Silver Spring Ma. Shepherd 1913.
LADY-Mddle-ag aged unencumbered be-
loved Christian lady for general houseWork;
50 weekly room, board. Adams 3g72.
WOMAN. white or colored, general house
work, laundry; stay nights two adults, $50
month. Adams ln302
WOMAN, white capable. 10 cook two meals
day and care for house. Apply 33lS r. I.
ave. Mt. Rainier Md
WOMAN for gen. hw Apply s2OIIa
Georgia ave. Silver Spring
WOMAN, white, general housework and as
sIst with children: willing worker, sleep
out; S2 ,wk. and bus fare to start. Ciar-
endon s04.
YOUNG GIRL. white between 25 and go
for general houseWork, live in Call be-
tween 3 and pm. after D m. Green
wood ll34.
YOUNG GIRL. white. or middlp-aged
woman to care for several small children:
maids quarters provided. Phone GeorCia
$50
Evening star., 1937-06-25
OPPORTUNITY.

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MAN with selling experience to work in
electrical department as demonstration;
man selected must be dependable and
nave car. Apply employment Office 4th
floor. Mednesdav. LII a N
Evening star., 1937-06-25
LOST.

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a. ,; ~. n; VS. Golf CLUB, Manor. Va. Call
G1ieoreetown,, or on Nj. Vernon Highway.
Initials OF full name on bill fold. which
are barely legible. are "B. M; s5 reward.
Call Shepherd l637-J. 35.
BLACK WALLET. lost Wednesday. june %
permit. pc cards for indentitication. Vicinity
REWARp r Ssf fnd IS LosER ays Re REsy EERY yIRERA
MONEY DESPERATELY Call Decatur 1909
Bopk Chevrolet salesmans data, together
WIN Win pen and pencil set. On Anacostia Golf
GGGFSe adH who M2bnasS pboneSs m0Gnng Jqne W
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PATTERSON. North l22a
EfYEiGb5AssEs fsxiSa5 IimIess, in case in Harlem
Decatur 2002. Apt. 14D.
rOA TERRIER. small. wire-hared. female;
answers to the name of Paddy" from farm
Ffat Raek!Sne RSnGekylle, Md Liberal reward Phone
HORN-RIMMED GLASSES in taxi or near
rist phd, and e sts. Friday night; reward
kbN1FTlNG bsS MdSn1,b BAG lays vicinity Wis ave
Dook 200 dreS$ handbag. bilfold. etc. S5 rev.
MALTESE CAT. young. male. gray aneora.
$40 reward when returned to 61oS Utah
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SCOTTlE, black harness, license SIG.
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sCOTTIE. male. clipped: strayed without
GS1dar En,sr from ForesL Hill: reward. Phone
WORKING PANTS. black. containing pock-
etoook with money and Elgin watch lost
on Primrose ST.. Chevy Chase going down
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WRIST WATCH 0ady's), Fairfax make,
white gold. round. with 20 diamonds, lost
Monday night. Liberal reward West 1892
Evening star., 1937-06-25
6EAUIY PARIQRS

, summer camp cav and boarding; out.
uogF dcttritIes. hiking. swimming
individual tutoring: reasonable rates:
trans. 1904 Park rd Adams 2T24
Evening star., 1937-06-25
PERMANENTS, Sl.95.
PETER PAN SCHOOL

ringer wave, lJC. manicure. 15c. etc {:
fTee marCelS and hairCutS daily. Ner
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1880 n. Z.