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Evening star., 1938-08-23
FURCO[ AND DOLL
GET OPENING 68'S
1obless Utican, Louisville
Boy Both Would Be Pros.
D. c. Players, Trail.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Aug 23.-Golf may
be just game to most players-but
its far more than that to Eddie Furgol
and Pete Doll.
AS the 18th national public links
championship swung into its second
day at Highland Park Municipal
Course. Furgol and Doll were riding
along on pace-setting 68's and high
hopes of some day making the sport
their life's work.
Before their brilliant 2-under-par
performances yesterday in the first
round of qualifying play in the work.
ing mans annual classic, Furgol and
Doll were just two more "unknowns"
in star-studded field. Both had
the shots under pressure. however,
and stole the show to virtually clinch
two of the "a qualifying berths which
will be determined by nightfall.
Match play will begin tomorrow and
continue through Saturdays 36-hole
final.
Furgol, blond 20-year-old unem-
ployed youth from Utica. N. Y, has
made many sacrifices to develop a
game he hopes will some day land
him professionals position.
His trade is polishing metal, but he
hasn't worked for three months-and
golf balls and course fees have meant
giving up movies and new clothes.
When he was l3 he saved pennies
for year to pay s12 for his set Of
clubs.
Doll, % years old. is employed by
Louisville, KY, plumbing goods man
ufacturing company. but since Janu-
ary has worked only two days week
He also fervently hopes to land a pro-
fessionals job. A caddy for 10 years,
he practices daily, and his second nine
yesterday was a standout in consist
ency-nine consecutive fours
Two strokes back of the pace
makers were Defending Champion
Bruce Mccormick, Los Angeles fire.
fighter, and Andrew Szwedko, husky
Pittsburgh steel mill worker. with 70's.
Doll, Furgol and Mccormick played
the par 70 short old course, while
Szwedko clipped par a stroke on the
more difficult new" course.
Los Angeles. with its team of Don
Erickson, George Lance. Mccormick
and Neil Whitney, with total of 294
strokes, lead competition for the team
title. Utica, N. Y, was second at 295,
with Louisville at 2e6 and Pittsburgh
at 297.
Sacramento. Calf, which won the
team title and set new record of 587
shots for 36 holes last year, was
far back at 309
Gipe's 73 Tops D. c. Players.
James Gipe led the quartet from
washington, D. c.. and appeared to be
the only Capital golfer with a chance
to qualify. His first-day score was 70.
. IS on the first nine and SO on the
second.
Washington had team total of BIG.
composed of Andrew Olveri's and
Bradley Burrows Dos and Bob Nor
ris' 86
Oliveris f1rst-round 36 was the only
1ther round in which a Washing.
Sonian broke 40.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
Davis Cup Play
'One.Man' Affair

Davis Cup matches usually are
settled by one outstanding player.
The best combination was Tilden
and Johnston. who brought the
trophy back home from Australia
1S years ago. They were even
stronger than Brookes and Wilding.
who carried the cup away in 1914.
The French had strong pair
one Of the strongest-in Lacoste
and Cochet-but, in late years, it
has been more of an individual
test, led by Perry or Bulge.
Bulge is almost certain to win
two singles matches. That's too
much of a jump at Germantown
to be overcome-and Riggs is no
cream puff.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
Sweep of Titles
Saps Armstrong

Henry Armstrong now has three
titles to defend. but you can throw
out the featherweight matter. ANY
fighter who can whip a light
weight and welterweight cham
pion has no place in the ring with
a featherweight-not if you care
for anything approaching contest.
Ambers and Garcia are his lead
ing opponents and both can be full
OF poison. What Armstrong needs
is long rest. No one can fight
as many fights at such a killing
pace. without buckling up at some
early date. Armstrong has broken
all records for action-but he also
has taken his share of punishment.
He is a great fighting machine, but
ne Is paying out fat price when
it comes to wars on ahead.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
GlNGRAS TO RACE HERE
Leader in Hydroplane Glass to
Enter Cup Regatta.

Hugh Gingras Of Rockledge. Fla,
national high-point winner in the
225-cubic-inch hydroplane class last
year and owner Of the fast Grey Goose.
will enter events Of this division in
the Presidents Cup regatta next
month. Gordon Leech, race chairman.
announced yesterday at the Fo'csle
Club luncheon.
With veteran Jack Cooper from
Kansas City. holder of many 225 rec
ords. and George Schrafft of Newton,
Mass. current high-point champion
already entered. the 225s are expected
to stage show that will rival heats
for the Presidents Cup. Leech said.
President John Remon. who is also
head Of the American Power Boat As
sociation, reporting on his canvass of
drivers at recent national regattas.
stated that he was confident the local
show would have larger number of
Gold Cup boats for the feature race
than the Gold Cup regatta at Detroit
on Labor Day.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
Major League Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Battine-Lombardi. Cincinnati. 1851:
Weintraub. Philadelphia. $40.
Runs-Ott New York. s3; Goodman.
Cincinnati. So.
Runs batted in-ott. New York. 20:
Medwick, St. Louis. 81.
Hits-McCormick, Cincinnati. 1874;
Medwick, st. Louis. $40.
Doubles--McCormick Cincinnati, and
Medwick st. Louis, 80
Triples-Mize. St. Louis. 12 Good
man. Cincinnati. and Gutteridge. st.
Louis. 10.
Home runs-Goodman. Cincinnati.
2s: OFT. New York %.
Hack. Chicago; Scharein, Philadelphia;
Lavagetto, Brooklyn. and Vaughan,
Pittsburgh. H.
Pitchine-Blanton. Pittsburgh, 1913;
Warneke, st. Louis, 1915
Evening star., 1938-08-23
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

There isn't any argument
about footballs toughest sched-
ule,' writes Sideliner. 1T belongs
to Southern California. I'll tell
you why.
Her opener is against a much
stronger Alabama team than
Thomas brought to the Rose Bowl
last New Year Day. Alabama will
be one Of the best in the South.
Her third game will be against
Ohio State, already picked by many
as the top of the Big Ten. Maybe
Ohio won't be the top. But the
Scarlet and Gray won't be far
Evening star., 1938-08-23
Troians Grid Road Ruooed
Schedule Including Bono, Ohio Stote, Notre Dome, Bio
Coost Teams Roted Seasons TOUGHEST

away. Washington and Stanford
are two of the strong teams of the
Pacific Coast-both better than a
year ago. Then there is Notre
Dame. And this doesn't include
hard opposition from Oregon,
Washington State and others.
Howard Jones has 10 tough ones
in row. He has great material
but I doubt that any material is
good enough to 60 through this
schedule unbeaten."
We agree with Sideliner. The
new season is full Of back break
Ing schedules, but this U. S. c.
chart should carry top weight In
trouble.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
e. the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BattinR-Travis, Washington. $50:
Radcliffe, Chicago .343.
Runs-Greenberg. Detroit, qS; Di
Maggie New York. 81.
Runs batted in-Foxx, Boston. 11s;
Greenberg. Detroit, 9S.
Hits-Lewis. Washington. 1872: Rolfe,
New York, ISL.
Doubles-Cronin and Chapman. Bos-
ton. 81.
Triples-Heath. Cleveland. 13; Ave-
rill. Cleveland, 12.
Home runs-GreenberR. Detroit ~:
Fox. Boston. 33.
Larry. Cleveland, Is.
Pitching-Rufing. New York, l7-4:
Chandler, New York, 1873.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
w. AND M. LIKES ROCKS
Will Get IS of 45 Gridmen From

Will Get IS of as Gridmen From
Powerful Frosh Team.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Aug. % (P,.
-Forty-five candidates for berths Of
William and Mary's 1888 football
squad will report for practice here
September /.
Twenty-Five of the men, who will
60 through the two weeks intensive
training period under Head Coach
Branch Bocock, will be new to the
varsity classification-sophomores up
from the powerful frosh team of last
year.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
TiVo Unkno,U One Snting Self Play Set Mny Golf Pace
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

Seven runs in the first inning
were enough. Washington beat
Cleveland, II.
G. G. Chatt Of Chicago set a
new world record OF l55 feet in the
salmon fly event at the interna-
tional bait and fly casting tourna-
ment at Chicago.
Bobby Jones and Perry Adair
OF Atlanta defeated Chick Evans
and Kenneth Edwards of Chicago
l up on the goth hole Of a match
at White Sulphur Springs. Jones
phenomenal driving featured the
match and he turned in q card
Of 76.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
Straight Off the Tee
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Not often will you find golf to give
younsr big INT along the ladder Of
Worsham
he Chevy Chase Club Its undoubtedly
sincere In their wish the
them It's
Not that they wouldn't
go aren't big makers
Evening star., 1938-08-23
WILL OPPOSE BOMBERS
Peppers to Play Joe Louis Team
at Griff Stadium Friday.

The busy DR.. Pepper softball 10,
which this season has played over so
games, losing two and tieing one, will
play Friday night under the lights at
Grifnth Stadium against the visiting
Joe Louis Brown Bombers
Joe Louis himself will play first base
and Abe Rosenf1eld, the Peppers ace
moundsman, has promised to strike
MIN out every time. Also on the
Bombers' roster are James Davis.
catcher; Milton Beyers, second; Hollis
Larkin. short: Hubert Payne, third;
Earl Walker. left: Willie Stevens, CEN
Ter: Roy Mapp. right, and Charles
hutchinson. shoet oanter.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
MUCH.TRAVELED COACH
Bezdek Only Grid Mentor Lead
ing East, West Bowl Teams.

CLEVELAND R.-Hugo Bezdek,
coach OF the Cleveland Rams of the
National Pro Football League. is the
only mentor who has had both an
Eastern and Western team In the
Rose Bowl.
In 1917 he coached the Oregon team
that beat Penn and in 1923 he coached
the Penn State team that lost to
Southern California.
Evening star., 1938-08-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City, q: Toronto, 2,
Syracuse, s: Buffalo e
Montreal. IL: Baltimore. 2.
Only games.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. &: Columbus. 4.
st. Paul. s; Indianapolis, 3 Is innin-
rain)
MINNEAPOLIS, O. Louisville. 3.
Kansas City, Z: Toledo. 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGuY.
No games scheduled
Evening star., 1938-11-27

mISSeIIAN6SOS S0N SAsS'
ABBEY MAUsoLEUM. two adjoining crypts:
will sacrifice. Box l65-C, Star.
AGcoRp1oN2a ON bass mGds a like ordag,
corner 18th and G SITS.
ACCoRDIoN-60 bass soprani., in excel
dams corner 18th and G SITS.
ACCORDION, 12O-bass Cellini: reasonable.
1923 Eye St NV. Apt. 8. District 1921.
ADDING MACHINE-Smal model perfect;
ssns afs Park 9a 9d Hp mss s0deS co
AFGHAN BEDSPREAD. dinins, room, bed
cheted. 1911 Quincy st. n.e.-------- ne.
AFGHAN. beautifully made; rseasssonable;
AFGHAN SPREAD, double-bed. size, all
1920 You st. Sc Atlantic 4f99.
AMPL1F1ER, l5-watt velocity mike, 2
;ss:.ssf ss So fso' Pexsa.n o rGnsH
ANTIQUE glass. china, silver; genuine
hobnail; child's large velocipede, $3.50;
banquet Gorn cloth An1 size napkins tea set
ANTIQUES galore, in new and
used furniture; must yacate by Dec. 18th.
3l6 9th St. NV. dealer. 90.
ANT1ogEs-.252s Wilson blvd Arlington.
aSns arss sSss0q abs qsnVEs
Chairs Wazler's. Io14 10th St: NV:
ANTIQUE KIMoNos. brocades. kakemo-
nos. Call 1345 Col. I'd Sunday after 3.
ANTIogEs-Larse collection, Furniture,
ssss sk. 'sas sveE es EaEs Sn
ANTIQUES, dropleaf table. g lovely old
Spin. .d9s poster 6ed and spring. vhst-n0t
and .sevbuck tables. original ,Heppelwhitse
End Msn s sha1S ma ss oS
NY. s7ss rsP.ss sP. :sss R:
l724 Goth ST. NV Dupont l311.
ANT1eyEss-M4apIe droD-lsst table; s2s; q
eniss ehsrS cSst Ct
chairs, old glass. lamps and china. Orders
taken for slip covers and drapes large Sc
deua stuo S1
ANTIQUE CLOCK. SHADOW boxes; mirror.
candlesticks. 622 MARYLAND ave. ne.
BABY cARRIAGEs; convertible. perfect
cost $15: bargain: will sell cheap. Phone
0702. after 10 am.
BABY COACH. English. gray. excellent
condition, like new: $1O.50. Lincoln 2s05-J
BAcGED sAwDUsT 23c bag: bags. 81.
delivered: for slippery walks; many other
uses. Phone All 400. HECHINGER co.
BAKERS PIE AND ROLL OVEN. Vulcan.
gas fired like new: will sacrifice. Green
wood 1912. after | pm, daily.
BASEMENT and wall waterproofing appli-
satiens itS es9. s9mplete. Phone John j. McPhsul'
BATH OUTFIT. used, tub, l.vatory, new
toilet, complete S20; new toilet OUTFIT
white seat Sl3; new flush tanks, $3.50;
sinks, with and without drainboards; h..w
radiators; at lowest prices. e2s Fla. ave.
NV. North 9o21s
Evening star., 1938-11-27

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
AMERICAN OR FOREIGN COINS. stamp
collections autograph letters bought.
Hobby Shop, 716 18th st. NV. Dist. 1872:
AAPpARM, ladies. and men's, {; eIothla.. thing
Tor rummage sale. Cali North 1850.
BEDROOM, dining room. living foom fur-
niture wanted at once: contents of apts.
or homes; also odd pieces. Adams 1416.
BOOKS BOUGHT. good books All Kinds;
David Pearlman. 1907 9 81: NV. Met. 64Ib,
soqKs1Casb 5las toE small or large lots Of
CHEST OF DRAWERS. antique, small,
maple or cherry; Write Dorothy Walton.
2715 Cortland pl NV.
CIVIL ENGINEERING COURSE second
hand good condition; low priced. Box
cLoTHINa-Hishest prices paid for mems
Ssed Mef e9thns ssa open ene viii S sa in
CRYSTAL CANDELABRUM with plenty OF
prisms: cut glass rose bowl; cheap. Box
81. North Beach. Md
small size; perfect condition; low price.
Phone West 0309-W.
FREE STORAGE and excellent care for use
Of piano. Call Mr.. Mccarthy, Sterling
FURNITURE Want to purchase some
after & pm. Republic 4226 30.
GOVERNOR WINTHROP SECRETARY. gen.
uine: solid mahogany Or wslngt. ss1g drawers'
CONTINUED on Next Psss.j
Evening star., 1938-11-27

HOTEL tourist cottages, roadhouse. now
operating, on No. l. midway Wash. BALTIC.
First-class equipment liquor license. stock,
etc. Mr.. Thomas, Laurel 1893. Direct only.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45 covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
25O9 l4th ST NV. COLUMBIA 1O17g.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

JEWISH DELICATESSEN in Baltic. center
of Jewish shopping center; 5-rm. apt;
rent, SS5; does $3.50 wkly.: selling account
illness; well stocked only $1,000 down.
zoos St NV,
Evening star., 1938-11-27

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, slightly used.
8 for 26c; .sood ASSORTMENT. Alse 4eF
DeceA records. Apex Fec. Co., TOO 9th
ot. NV. opon eyoe.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

WASHERS AND IRoNERs. used and floor
models ABC. Apex. Maytag. etc Sl49a
Bendix home laundry. Most liberal terms
and trade in on your washer, Electrical
Evening star., 1938-11-27

VACUUM CLEANERS-EUREKA. S6.75:
HOOVER. Sl2 so: ELECTROLUX. $3.50.
Many other bargains; bond guar, like rev.
Moi ---D
Evening star., 1938-11-27

BATH OUTFIT. used, tub, lavatory, new
toilet. complete. S20; new toilet outht
white seat S13; new flush tanks, $3.50;
sinks, with and without drainboards; h..w
radiators; at lowest prices. e2s Fla. ave.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large national organization wants imme-
diately responsible men who can place sub
stantial down payment purchase new or
good used truck: longtime contract pro-
vided to pay all notes. all expenses. Excel
lent return on investment. Full details on
reuueSt. referenceS Box l2-Z Star
Evening star., 1938-11-27

VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new. l.
VI. guar. S4.95 and up: Hoovers. Eurekas.
Royals etc: 10 days free trial: free demo.
Electrical Center. 5i4 10th st. NV. Ma
tional SSSo
Evening star., 1938-11-27

RIVERDALE Md lots. l40xl5O, frame
used as coal yard Will sell cheap. Prop
erty located at 507-5l1 Maryland ave"
Riverdale. Md. Owner, SOL 1th st. NV.
National 10ll
Evening star., 1938-11-27

GROCERY MEATS; doing large business:
owner retiring: will sell long-estabhshed,
high-grade business and give l0-year lease;
price. $40 600. Box lOS-C Star.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

LEAVING CITY-MUST SELL.
Gov Winthrop desk and chair.
mahogany, serpentine 'front.' 5000
Gateleg table. walnut $1,000
$40 90 $1,000
Console table. NAH nuted legs S2.15
Metal utility cabinet, green. ivory So 90
Metal wardrobe $500
Easy chairs and other odd pieces
All above of the better grade.
c z JOHNSON
Evening star., 1938-11-27

TYPEWRITERS-Americ Typewriter Co.
Estab. 81 years. Open eve. All makes Sales
rents repairs. Large number of cheap ma
chimes marked down for immediate sale.
SIS UP. 143l East Capitol ST. Line. 00S2.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES; corner upper
NV: long estab; mixed gasolineS: doing
large business; well equipped and stocked;
nrice 81 200 terms Box lN3-C. Star. =
Evening star., 1938-11-27

LADIES READY-TO-WEAR SHOP. han
ding hosiery lingerie, dresses millinery,
coats, handbags. novelties, etc; good loca-
tion; doing nicely; sacrifice, account sick
ness. Price, $1,000. Alexander S. Econo-
mon, Dup. 6Sl7 Met. S3lS.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

WALL CASES t5) for ladies' apparel: latest
models; walnut plate-glass. roller bearing
sliding doors; plate-glass shelves; drawers:
with modern fixtures: S75 each or $500 for
lot Also Victorian and other chair frames.
Modern maple chest OF drawers, etc. Chevy
Chase Transfer Storage Co.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

DOWNTOWN BEAUTY SALON with small
apt; S425 to $500 monthly income: rent,
$50: $500 cash handles Box 231-C, Star. .
Evening star., 1938-11-27

little used: will transfer $50 equity free;
balance payable. S5 month. Mr.. Brown,
Evening star., 1938-11-27

TYPEWRITERs RENTED So per month:
bargains in rebuilts: repairing CAPITOL
Typewriter Co. 1409 Eve st. NV Natl.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

BABY COACH. English, gray, excellent
condition, like new: $1,000. Lincoln 2S05-J
BACGED SAWDUST. 23c bag; bags. 81.
delivered; for slippery walks; many other
uses Phone At 400. HECHINGER co.
BAKERS PIE AND ROLL OVEN. Vulcan.
gas fired: like new: will sacrifice. Green
wood 1912, after / pm, daily.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

TOTAL PRICE, $3.50.
rent, $50; nicely furnished and Clean hlled.
Good income. Call Natl. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
wash.,s Larsest Roenias House Broker.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

BEDROOML-,Merely mention your. choice
@ Of WOO wood finish ,,o or design and we have T.
price range. We will break any suite, In
spect Sunday or any evening. Cash or
credit. Green Furniture Co.. 5000 Georgia
ave, Columbia lOl09
BEDROOM BARGAIN-Selling for owner
out of storage Apply Sunday. Acme
Moving 4 Storage Co.. 461S l4th st. NV.
Georgia IO0O
Evening star., 1938-11-27

DINING ROOM, walnut waterfall 10 pc !;
G-pc. dinette: solid maple 7 pc. and others.
Inspect this dining room group. Prices to
meet your. purse and on terms to suit.
Oxen Sunday and evenings. Green Furni-
ture Co.. 5000 Georgia ave. Columbia
Evening star., 1938-11-27

WATCHES-3S Waltham, Egin. Bulova.
Benrus and Hamilton Watches. sold for
balance due Look and run like new. E.
Golden watchmakers for so years 62I
Evening star., 1938-11-27

TYPEWRITERS-Late models, rented So
per month; 3 months for 81 so We sell.
United Typewriter Co.. S13 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

VACUUM CLEANERS-Rebuilt like new.
Every machine GUARANTEED 2 YEARS.
Latest models. all makes. Your thorough in
spection invited. EMPIRE VACUUM CLEAN
Err CO. 932 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl. 6613.
VACUUM CLEANER Hoover. beater and
aeitator model. with attachments, sacrifice,
S30 Randolph 3935
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-07-15
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

Government Certified WELDERs in
demand. $50 graduates welding; good
pay. School of successful Graduates.
Individual instruction
DUNN WELDING SCHOOL
2033 N. 3. Union, PORTLAND, Ore.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-07-15
Pattern CLOG.

A quick "beauty treatment" for
your linens-this easy-to-crochet
border and simple embroidery
motif! Pattern 6106 contains a
transfer pattern of two motifs 6
by IL inches, two motifs 4 by IL
inches; and two motifs 5A by 6
inches; chart and directions for
crochet; color schemes; illustra-
tons of stitches; material require
ments.
To obtain this pattern, send 10
cents in stamps or coins (coins
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633 4'H4l31a !;
FILM FINISHING

ANY Kodak roll film developed, Print
ed and enlargement coupons for 25c.
Enclose return postage. Fred's Photo
Shop, 1924 Grove, Oakland, California.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-07-15
Important Counties

Six counties of this country
Cook in Illinois, Los Angeles in
California, Philadelphia in Penn
sylvania, Wayne in Michigan, New
York in New York and Cuya-
hoga in Ohio-contain one-tenth of
the population of the United States
and produce one-fourth of the bus
mess pay roll.-Collier's.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-07-15
WHO'S
NEWS
I THIS
WEEK

NEW YORK.-As token of good
Y will, President Renal Ataturk
Of Turkey sends his bomb-tossing
adopted daughter on flight over
Greece and the
+ ef11l11lr1e Balkans. She holds
Bomb Tosser a diamond, medal
Has Good Ain,for b ON b in g
Kurds, having out
scored veteran male fiers in re-
cent work out.
When the tirnid and demure Turk
ish women started coming out from
the harem, they kept right on going.
They seem to be out-distancing our
girls who are merely coming out of
the kitchen.
Turkeys Flying Amazon" is Sa-
biha Gueckchen, twenty-four-year-
old daughter of Turkish army cap
tain who was killed fighting Greeks
in 1921. She is a pretty little thing.
An admiring woman CORE
spondent described her as "shy
and demure," with quick re-
course to her "modish little van
ity case," as she climbed from
her plane after a hard days
bombing. That was in the Der
sim area. in eastern AnatOlia, in
which she had been blasting the
Kurds out of their caves.
She is first lieutenant in the
Turkish army, the only woman air
force officer in the world.
Her French flying instructor says
she is the most gifted woman aero
r.. batic pilot in the
od0trfd BEST world. She was
Stunt Flyer, trained in flying
Co. Me,tor and gliding in
~ Russia and later
was a cadet in the Turkish army
air force school. She rides single
seated military plane, handles all
types Of planes and is especially
accurate and skillful in bombing.
It is said no aviator in Turkey
can match her in diving and stunt
ing, but she shrinks modestly from
all such, possibly unfeminine, exhi-
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-07-15

bitionisn, and sticks to her hum
drum bombing tasks.
HERE is another diverting little
- news note, in sharp contrast,
however, on the emergence Of the
modern woman. At her home in
New York, Mrs. Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler presents prizes of $3.50 to
the winners of the annual 'Tntel-
lectual Olympics," conducted by her
new history society.
Happily the flying bomb put is
not included in her decath1on. She
III o.. has been for many
De''e o'o years diligent
Up Society and earnest advo-
For Religion cate of peace and
brotherhood, work.
ing through the international Ba.
haist movement, of which she has
long been a leader. She derives
from the Blue book and has turned
from society to religious and hui
l1ldllltdIldu COllC0IllSs
Her husband, now retired, Is
a great-grandson of John Jacob
Aston, and former lieutenant
governor of New York. He is q
big, gray, silent man, walking
small white poodle dog, rarely
seen at his wife's salon, but
loyal partner in her endeavors.
He is the brother of the late Bob
and John Chanler.
The flaming haired Valeska Suratt
was an instrument of fate in the life
Of Mrs. Chanler. They were jointly
engaged in Hollywood script enter
prise when Miss Suratt introduced
her to Mira Ahmed Sahrab, de-
scendant of Mohammed and a dis
ciple Of the Abdul BAHIA. He was
her tutor in the esoteric faith whose
followers, like those of the Oxford
movement, fervently believe the
world can be saved only by a re-
ligious and cultural international
ism.
NOWN in Peru, this writer knew
~ some dilatory natives who fire.
quently used word which meant,
mot tomorrow, but day after to.
1.n morrow and may
DIcR 1etS be not them"
Degree 20 From ancient
Years Late parchments. Trim
' ~ ity college dons
lift the reverse expression-''nunc
pro tung," which means "now,,i1l-
stead of then" With this high aca-
demic sanction, they are enabled to
deal a bachelors degree to Richard
Barthelmess, who failed to touch
second when he was there 20 years
ago.
Baseball moguls could now
say "nunc pro tung" and hand
Fred Merkle that run he didn't
get in 1908. If the custom gets
going, 1t might open the way for
some European debt payments.
@ Consolidated News Features.
WNU Service.