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The Washington times., 1938-09-02
So Nice'S Bid to
Roosevelt StirS
Some ChuCkleS
By W. A. S. DOUGLAS

OCEAN CITY, Md, Sept. 2.
In a land like the eastern shore OF
Maryland, where you can hardly
go any place without having to
straddle a bay, a sound, an estuary
an inlet, a river or creek, II Is
natural that men should De
bridge-minded. Therefore, when
Republican Governor Harry W.
Nice invited the President to look
over some bridge sites that might
connect the shore with the rest OF
the United States, every lnnao''
tant sat UP and took notice.
Mr.. Roosevelt, who has first IN
mind the nomination OF his pro-
tege David ]. Lewis, as the Demo
cratic choice for the United states
Senate in place of the alleged oo-
structionist, Millard TydingS, was
glad to use the proposed brldge-Slte
inspection as a premier motive 1or
his visit to the shore Labor Day
Governor Nice, who has climbed to
his present eminence in State poll
ties through Shrewd profiting over
tumult in the Democratic RANKS,
was tickled to death as he vlsloned
further tumult = and possible
nrofit to himSelf-through the
presidential visit and distribution
IF bridges connecting the Eastern
shore with the Western Shore
across Chesapeake Bay, and also
connecting historic areas OF Mary
land ard Virginia on the lower
Potomac.
BRIDGES AND CANDY
Everybody seems satisfied eX-
cept the postmasters who have
the lob of drilling into the MINDS
of the shoremen the fact that Bay
bridges may be contingent on the
nomination of David J. Lewis Tor
the United States Senate. The
country editorS-those who do not
also happen to be postmasters-,
seem to be all on the side OF
Millard Tydings. Their chorused
opinion Is that If the shoremen
can resist the lure of the bridges
Tydings will retain his seat.
There's the nub," said one OF
them, Dangling a bridge in front
Of an Eastern Shoreman amounts
to the same thing as teasing a
child with candy. He'll grab tor
it every time. The same thing
applies to a donkey and q carrot
and to an aging Congressman ano
q Federal judgeShip."
The people down here in Ocean
City have a local bridge problem
in common with everybody else.
They want their present bridge
shifted up Isle of Wight Bay so that
it can pour the people into the
center Of town. OF course they
want Federal help and they are
seriously concluding that the qua!'
ity of their new BRIDGET and
when-will be dependent on the
majority rolled up for Davey
Lewis.
"GOLDsBOROUGH"
With the exception Of Mrs.
Maude Toulson, postmistreSs of
Salisbury, and major-domo OF
Eastern Shore Federal pay-rollers,
you cannot get any admissions of
political activity from these peo-
pie. Mrs. ToulSon is absolutely
open about her own convictions
and glories in them. The rest of
the boys and girls are doing what
Is coming to be known down here
as "a Goldsborough." That sums
UP into a declaration of hands
Off while working night and day
for the Presidents choice in the
The Washington times., 1938-09-02
TYDINGS HELPED
BY HIS VISIT TO
PRINCE GEORGES
Most Of Farm Districts
To Support Him

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Sept.
2.-Although the Democratic or.
ganiZation Of Prince Georges
county is unofficially backing
David j. Lewis against Millard
E. Tydings for the U. 8. sen.
atorial nomination, it appears
that TydingS is the stronger Of
the two in the county at this
time.
Political observers express the
belief that Tydings made the bet
ter impression Wednesday night
when both he and Lewis spoke
in the county at the same time.
Several candidates and office
holders yesterday declared "off
the record" that they would go
along with the organization In
the county elections, but would
not support Lewis unless specific
orders to do 50 came from the
organization lesders.
LEWIS STRENGTH
A consensus Of political leaders
indicates that if the primary were
held today, Tydings would take
most Of the outlying and farm.
ing election districts and several
districts in the metropolitan area.
Lewis power, it is believed, will
be entirely concentrated in four
or five sections heavily populated
lying around the District line.
It was pointed out, however.
that even If Tydings were to take
the majority Of districts, he could
still lose by a wide margin. Two.
thirds Of the voting strength is
concentrated in the one.third Of
the county bordering on the Dis.
trict.
Although the organization Off.
cially is still remaining neutral,
1t is known that the party leaders
are backing the New Deal can.
didate.
DODGNG ISSUE
Few officials are willing to ex.
press an opinion as to the prob
able effect Of Roosevelt's visit to
Maryland next week. Undecided
as to whether it will help or harm
''Davey" Lewis, many candidates
have steered clear Of any refer.
ence to the senatorial race.
One official seeking reelection
yesterday departed on a two
weeks vacation in the South, to
return after the primaries are
over. One nigh organization head
at the same time left for q two
weeks trip to Vermont. :.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
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seeking capital must furnish
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erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
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framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, indie
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
HELP MEN,.
(Continued.)
DIRECT MAIL MAN.

Expert on estimating: knows mechan-
les; paper buying; production. knowledge
tion. State complete experience, age. SAL
ary. etc. Immediate opening. Box 123A.
MAN, BETWEEN Is and so,
married, good education
and pleasing personality, one
who has had several years
experience in selling or COM
mercial work which has
brought him in contact with
the public. If you have these
qualifications, there is an
opening for you with a splen-
did opportunity for advance
ment in a business that has
been long established. In ap-
plying, state your age, tele-
phone number, number of
dependents, education, actual
experience and other infor-
nation which would indicate
your qualifications. All re-
plies will be treated as strict
ly confidential. Box 347-D,
Star.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
SAlESMEN.

LEADING advertising book match manu-
facturer offers permanent sales connection;
cash comms. advanced daily: exp. unnec,;
low prices; top quality assures repeats;
free kit; free Upper case offer Write
Match Corp of America 3433 SP 4Sth
pl.. Chicago
DISTRICT SUPERVISOR to establish deal
erS and hire some direct SaleSmen for :
new. fast selling SpecialtieS; liberal COM
mission and protected territory. CORO-
! NADO, St Paul, Mimi
statesmen to sell paint and wall paper on
commission basis. Apply Tuesday between
$50 and pm. only 624 New York
ave. NV.
| Statesmen to represent national organiza-
tion selling a new light conditioning Spe-
cialty. / man for Washington ! for Balti-
more. ] for Virginia Real prospects for
permanent remunerative position Com
mission arrangement with drawing account
to those who qualify Reply giving tele-
phone number. Box TOE. Star.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
BASEMENT APT for sober. dependable
couple; no child; prefer German or Scan
| dlnavlan; exchange service. 1926 18th.
JANITORS. settled colored couple sober,
| experienced Quarters for services no
wages; bring refs 5716 10th ST. NV,
OPENINGS--l0 high-type salespeople and
others, no age 1t: liberal guarantee, high
comm. Box $3.50. Star.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
RuGS-CARPETS.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
cluded made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO..
2509 14th ST NV. COLUMBIA l01 70
Evening star., 1938-12-25
30 alhrthnr Nnuhr
1859 R St. NV.

For six years. the Washington
leader in standards of service. food
and furnishings. Nowhere will
your dollar buy so much In con-
sistent comfort, security and dig
nifty OF address. We invite inspec-
tion and comparison. Phone in all
rooms; tray. laundry and bell-boy
service. Country club. Singles and
doubles. Rates $4,000 to $500 per
month.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES-s125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, l5c per
line for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS-Co Courte-
Gus. patient. professional instructor. Learn
to drive Skllfully, safely and easily; park
lns and trattlc Mr.. Rundlett Emerson 1888
o6*
BE A p. B. X 'telephone1 operator. recep-
tlonlst; work IN doctors dentists and
automobile Offices; short course: very in
tereStng: new classes starting. Miss West,
Room 204, 1871 G ST. National 2ll1
PIANo-MUsIC FUNDAMENTALS
Keyboard Harmony. Expression Instructions
AT YOUR RESIDENCE HANS
KOWSkY, COMPOSER. l102 D STR. S.W
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN
Good positions for trained people IN
hotel and institutional field New hotels
restaurants. clubs. schools and institutions
creased opportunities Qualify at home or
through resident day classes starting Sept.
Oct, Jan Previous experience proved
unnecessary. Registration in Lewis Ma
tlonal Placement Service FREE of extra
cost, Lewis graduates. both young and
mature winning success Quick promo
ton, fine living. luxurious surroundings.
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
tlons everywhere. Course lndorsed by
many nationally known hotel owners and
managers.
Get into this fast-growine field and
enjoy success. Get out of humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
p%ortunlty % diversion and human interest.
or write for it NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 1896. Penn Ave. a 2.ird NV
Telephone Met. 1892
Evening star., 1938-12-25

SANDWICHES, BEER; corner, residential
section; no competition; good business;
low rent; price, 81 800. Box BOG Star. 7.
pMMG ROOM 18Th z M h0se se 6ss exseen snd
Leta Lister Natl. 0723: Adams 944o
OPPORTUNITY-10 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Sh9Sevy; sh9SW walking distance. Owner Dec
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. with living quar-
s1SasS oWaeS fe RepuSe Sha 654 hsfa easy terms Can
rent; plenty space. Metropolitan s745.
- Pierce st. NV. across from sibey
BEAUTY SHOP; ground floor; business
pensively equipped: possibly best in city Tor
Sl,95o: terms. BOX 209-G, Star
Eso@s: sDls - Sans A .xSslen5 "'i insome and
Leta Lister Natl o7s5 Adams 944o.
WILL INVEST moderate cash and services
IN legitimate business with one or more
partners Box isl-D, Star.
LIQUOR LICENSE, off sale, price. S4,250;
and small movable, stock at cost. Can
on Tuesday at 5ol Woodward Building
SOLICITORS for cleaning and dyeing-
Men with trucks wanted by large cleaning
and dyeing plant IN Washington, noted
BOX l4s-E. Star
ESTAURANT-LIoUoR fine location; ex-
pensively completely equipped; good busl-
price, S7..25O terms. Box 74-G Star.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for some one
to ACQUIRE going business in best NV
m that aBoy fSs
can be greatly increased if full attention
is given i: Present owner has other IN
tereStS. Stock inventories around $3.50.
but first $500 cash offer takes all. pur
chaser to assume lease Box 75-E Star
PARTNER WANTED-Retail executive Will
gong business Box is-E, Star ~
NEIGHBORHOOD BEAUTY SHOP for sale
@ r.asonable He0 1nauIre aaa fs' st. sSi NV a. 5.
MAN, $500 to invest: any legitimate ,busl-
efc eagipped and stocked see faogt S0 houEs
PRICE Gceo S"o6 u''B Box ny i75!G. o' STAT S
DINE AND DANCE PLACE. Bladensburg I'd
Does $500 Wkly: $1,000; easy terms. BOB
HoLLANDER. 9o7 Tower Bldg, Met 4sl4,
LARGE BOARDING HOUSE. N. H, ave
elevator; elegantly furnished; large in
come: long straight lease; price S5,o0o;
s44a terms Le'a Lister Natl o7Sa' Adams
BAKERY upper NV, adjacent large apart
ment bldgs. fully equipped: going business;
price Sls00. Box 354G, Star
DINING CAR. best downtown location does
$500 weekly. rent, Sill. low overhead:
$1,000 down. balance easy terms. Bob
Hollander. 90T Tower Bldg. Met. 1914
GROCERY, MEATS; doing large business,
owner retiring. will sell long established,
high-grade business and glye l0-year
lease; price 50 600. Box 33l-G Star
GAS STATION, colored trade: docs 10000
gals monthly: $1,000: terms Capital Ad-
Justing & Finance Co, Suite 307 Tower
Bldg Met. 4S13.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES: we'll located
equipped and stocked established business;
price, $4,000 Box "53G, Star.
ROOMING HOUSE 10th St lcorner)-12
rooms. 2i2 baths. well furnished; newly
decorated: rent, $50; price 50 600: terms.
Leta Lister, Natl O123 Adams 94O.
DRUG STORE; equipped and stocked; 60
ing business; long estab.: long lease; low
rent price S2,"06 Box 30l g Star
WE SELL ANY GOING BUSINESS.
HAMMOND g. COMPANY,
Evening star., 1938-12-25
BABY CHICKS.

COWANS S baby and started chicks. Md.
U. S. approved. Pullorum tested. Better
chicks for less. Custom Matching Cow
ans Hatchery, Bowie, Md. Ph. :341.
ALL BREEDS-BLOOD-TE
VIM. James & Son. 619 K St. NV.
MetroDOlitan O0SS
Evening star., 1938-12-25
CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER
For Retail Store, Experienced Only,
SEE Mr.. HAHN.
EISEMAN'S,
II SI. AT 1tl

THE LARGE NUMBER
OF women employed in the
District of Columbia offers
an opportunity for a woman
of character and ambition to
succeed as a life insurance
representative. This NAV be
just the job for you. Address
Box 348-D, Star.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc

COLORED GIRL want work houSeWork
cooking. washing reference. Dupont 3O6O. .
COOK in small boarding house starting
Jan lst: references; $40 month Box
l0-E. Star
GIRL, colored, work part or full time:
plaln cooking; references. Decatur 5O93
before 3. Beulah
GIRL, colored, refined wishes part-time
care OF apartment. light laundry; no Sun
days references. Adams 5043.
WOMAN: colored settled. good cook; refer
ences. Decatur 59ll. Stay in
WOMAN. colored. wishes laundry or days
work; any time, day or week: references,
Potomac :}6l3-R
Evening star., 1938-12-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT experienced
| IN retail credits, credits and collections.
desires 9eF sto position; moderate salary. Box
| COUNTANT-Simplif1ed systems In
SStalied Ssan at to m meet tax requirements. Present
help hen5 trained iIS Preliminary examinations Of
BUTLER. VALET. experience; bachelor or
ahsre !R fpno fGed Fed Eofth ss5snSsS $780,
q'fa soss re 1ss TSH SoaI al a5s ob
CARPENTER, Al, specializing in building
moaaernlzatlon, moo residential, commercial: ex-
Metropolitan 7346. 26s
CHAUFFEUR and houseman: city refer
ences; plain cooking. Decatur O155-J. =
Ct CnHEF c9lored; wish to place my, chef.
60 in or out of town; Selling business. ess'
CHEF, colored. excellent hotel club refs:
bbaStses baete sea foods menus dinner parties
Dec. 454s-J. Dec. O133 25.,
COOK, colored, settled man. would like a
f1op IN private family; references. l64l
GREDI1 fai PIT MAN age s6; Il years exp
Ing city city Box 6p B. spsec'l0ns star to leav-
masseur lie, exp, 20 yrs. varied, from
nationally known hospital in Mass. want
cent patient; references furnished Box
! HANDYMAN, white, single. sober. for coun-
try nome thoroughly competent; refer
enceS. Box .}5S-G. Star
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE. excellent education
ana references, wants Job with future; free
sunday to travel. Box 4S2-D, Star
MAN, colored, janitor houseman and
| e0ok, cnauHeur or truck driver. Brown
Al P st NV.
| MAN. colored, wants job as chef. cook
| baker; exp. ref Lincoln 6222.
MAN, young. colored wishes job as chauf-
| 23l4 9th St NV.
| MAN wants work now; drug clerk file clerk
| driver. dlshWasher. anything. Box 353-G.
| Star.
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
COUPLE colored. refined. capable. wishes
i DQSltlQN rcf -.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

A. K c. REGISTERED
BREEDER OF WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
Complete Grooming of All Terriers, So,
Includes manipulating. bathlng. defea-
ms. nail filing. teeth cleaning. calling for
and returning Boarding of selected dogs.
Freshly. ground SANITARY STORE beef
fed daily. Veterinary supervision.
Adlea Kennels, Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Woolner,
Washington Grove. Nd.
Use Route 240 From Washington.
PHONE GATTHERSBURG H.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
SITUATIONS MEN e. WoMEh

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT middle aged
care Seml-lnyalid. convalescent: references.
Phone Lincoln l0490, Apt. sol.
DRESSMAkER. white. stylish remodelne,
ate; atlonS: a. home or out by day Adams
9612.
INFANT NURSE. hospital trained, years of
exp. speaks several languages; or will take
entlre charge OF home, dletitlan city ref.
Adams S}OS
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced; l2-hr
duty preferred; "a hours on request. N.
B. Riley, Charles Town, w. Va
Evening star., 1938-12-25
"THE MAURY, "
SAVE YOUR TIME
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l102 18th N.W.-Student Govt. clerks;
warm rooms. congenial home excellent
food; walking distance; reasonable. North
1414.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeoI Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

7 Tunes, I9c line IcOnSecutlVeIyJ 399
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situotions Wanted
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, time, 20c line go
8 lines, 2 times, 18c line 1,03
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line 135
Evening star., 1938-12-25

l943 CALVERT ST NV single or
double room. attractively furnished; south
ern exposure; convenient location; rea-
Evening star., 1938-12-25
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

GENUINE PA. WHITE ASH COAL from
mine to bin Attractive prices on good
clean coal; full weights; 2 to day deliv-
cry Adams 5792 any time.
OAK WOOD, seasoned. $40 per cord, deliv-
cred and stored. Call J. S. Buck, Jackson
SEASONED OAK, hickory. $40 cord
guaranteed full measure and satisfaction.
P1erson. Sandy Spring Md. Ashton 1872.
PINE BLOCKS. seasoned any size ST
cord crd delivered. Write Leo Nazdin. Spring
WOOD, seasoned oak and pine cut any
length; $3.50 per cord: $500 half cord;
delivered. Hillside OO25-R
Evening star., 1938-11-03
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. s.
Michigan threads are dropped out
of the warp and woof of the West
ern Conference tapestry this week
to ensnare an Eastern invader.
And the game with Pennsylvania
marks an important side trip before
they resume their place in the final
weaving of the Big Ten champion
ship fabric.
Yesterday Fritz Crisler was dis
pleased with the ragged attack his
Wolverines exhibited in practice.
On comparative scores, Michigan
rates slightly below the Quakers.
But whether the visitors will be able
to stop Tom Harmon, Paul Kroner
and Norm Purucker - the latter
again in top shape-remains a moot
question. On the debit side, Mich
igan enters the game without Archie
Kadros, one of the Big Tens best
centers.
There remains the feeling that
Michigan is going to break loose
with a surge of power one Of these
Saturday afternoons. 1t could be
this Saturday or it may be later,
when Northwestern and Ohio State
come along
In other Big Ten camps yesterday:
Evening star., 1938-11-03
Gates Definitely Out
OF Gridiron Game
Al Dartmouth
Stor, Now Cult Member,
Only to Study If He
Returns to College
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 3.-The
name of Harrington Kenneth
("Heavenly'D Gates, 24-year -old
Saugus, Mass, football star who
sought shelter from the goddess
ness" Of the gridiron in the weather.
beaten haven of the Legion of God
at Amherst, today remained on the
rolls of the Dartmouth senior class.
College authorities indicated, how
ever, it would be removed If he failed
to return within few days.
"Harry's resignation has not been
accepted" Dean Lloyd K. Neidlinger
explained, but the faculty commit
tee that rules on such matters meets
next Wednesday and if he remains
away 1t will have no alternative ex-
cept to accept it."
Meanwhile, 80 miles away at Am
herst, Gates meditated upon his
future. He has been interrupted
many times since he arrived there
Sunday and among yesterdays visi-
tors were his 18-year-old brother,
Harold, and two of his most init
mate home town friends, Police
Chief John T. Stuart and School
Supt. Vernon w. Evans of Saugus.
They pleaded with him to return
to Dartmouth but, the younger
brother said, he asked for additional
time to consider his problem.
Harry is undecided about return
ing to college" Harold said. If he
goes back, it will be to complete his
education preparatory to entering
the ministry. He indicated that if
ne thought degree was necessary
for that, he would return for it."
On only one point do Gates and
college authorities agree. He has
assured his visitors that he never
would play football again.
Evening star., 1938-11-03
Oliver Picked 10 Win
Rock Creek Tourney

Andy Oliveri the medalist, is a
red-hot favorite to win the current
turkey tourney at Rock Greek Park,
where Andy won the qualifying
round Yesterday with 2over-par
TO- Andy happens to be the cock of
the walk among the local municipal
players, having won the District title
last August. He can win the tour
ney, which opened today with the
following pairings:
First ,t1ight---Andy Oliveri Tvs. Martin
Beeno, Don Sullivan vs.. George Graham,
Ralph Grieves VS.. Athol Ellis. Jack Rosen-
dan ia vs. Theedore Payne. Alex M b Baumsartner gaaI
Phil Dean, Harry Graham VS.. r. A. Collins
=, Second fight-R. H Kirchmyer VS.. Ar
,hur Urban, Joe Hayes VS.. William Bailey.
e. 3: Campbell vs., Harry Hingren. Tom
Ws.iin IS James W,E ,Ra,tsry9n JACK Pascos vs. EDDIE
fernan. Bobby Suit vs. s.. c. Wimsatt -
third f1lsht-Anna Dolan vs.; Jerry Hor-
HOLMES vs. ~ Dr. n. Cone, ne Anthony hs' sues M
Irwin, F. S. Benham VS. J. S. Walsmith
R, S; Ussilton VS.. P. G. Stelle. A. c. Nelson
Fourth hisSt-R. E. eulliot VS.. J. H.
Walker A; R. Esten vs. Emily suesss.
c. Bin vs.. Mrs. Marie Cone. G. O..
ClaXon vs.: Annette Gone Jesse Cook vs..
Coleman. W. F, clark VS., Mrs. g. 1. james
Match rounds will wind up No
vember % in all flights, with one
week being allowed for each match!
Evening star., 1938-11-03

play before tomorrow. said Helen,
who had something to do that after
noon. Well, the match came of
yesterday at Indian Spring.
And Pappy Griff had soaped
up Joe with so much ballyhoo
about how far Joe was hitting
that ball, and how we'll he was
chipping that Joe began to be-
lieve it himself.
Now psychology plays no small
part in golf, and Griff knew that.
So did Joe, but Joe was good, too.
He shot an 80, which is about three
under par for the Red Sox shortstop
and with Griff shooting his stand
ard IS they whacked the two gals,
2 and l. Helen had an 80 and Mar
ion scored an 83. but they didn't
team like the baseball pair.
No sooner had they played than
Griff began to heller for the District
championship cup. Go get it, Mar
ion," he said. I'VE licked you and
we challenge you for another match
for the Middle Atlantic cup next
Monday" That one is on. too, and
it may not be long before Griff and
Joe hang up both the big mugs in
the big room on Georgia avenue.
P. w. Calfee of the Washington
Golf and Country Club always has
claimed he is lucky golfer. He had
a 80 on the last nine of the Wash
ington course few years back. You
have to be lucky to do that" says
Calfee. But he thinks he reached
the tops in luck few days back at
Manor, where he found his tee shot
teed up on a dime. TT couldn't have
been more teed up" he said.