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rscoms walkers ar. invited!

rscoms walkers are invited,
The invitation comes from Seat
ties Potlsteh committee and the
big party viii be the Seattle
Stars annual Around-Lske-Nssh-
ington-Hiks. gruelling 52-miie
heel-and-toe competition which
offers $500 In prize money to the
winners.
Already Vancouver. n. C.
~. entered II walkers In this
competition which will he one
Of the highlirhts Of sestties
six-day Potiatch celebration,
July $3.50.
The date OF the hike IL Friday.
July "a The women walkers will
b sent away from the start al
18th and University sts. at 10 p. m.
the men an hour later. All
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CALFoRsIASs WIN
DIES MOIsEs. Is.-An OF

Missouri valley tennis tournament
titles went 10 California today.
Bon carrothers, II, Coronado,
Calf. 1887 national boys cham
pson. won the mems and junior
boys singlss championships today
and then paired with Harper Ink.
ssn Diego. Calf. 70 am the nens
doubles title.
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Here's the lineup for this weeks
play in the Country club title
event:
Championship
III Gilpin vs.. Jim Winsste.
he Anderson vs.. Jack Lamp.
10. fanser VS.. W. W Mount.
walter Cameron VS., Marx Fredson.
First flight
Bill HYDE VS., r. W. Peck.
FP Draws VS.. Phil Bayley.
IL T. Anderson vs.. Charles Chandler
Dave Doud VS.. VIM. Hawkey
Bill Thompson vs.. w. Q. Read.
Major Burnell VS.. Jim LaCasa.
second Flight
r. C. Shaeffer vs. J. II. Gullikson.
c. c. beaverton vs.. 1t. Col. Penny.
=. W. James VS.. H. r. kilworth.
Third flight
+. Freeman VS., w X. Miller.
j. e. Manley vs.. II: 3. Allison.
Ray Thompson VS. n. ;. PERKINS
". w. KEYS VS. H. A. Alien.
Fourth Flight
T. r. Flynn VS.. Don willard.
L. s. Hicks VS.. r. olzendsm.
Jess Read VS. Ned Edris.
Fifth Flight
c. A. Kaiser vs.. Minot Davis.
Dan West VS.. G. z. karlen. -,
Lyle Abrahamson VS.. O. A. Will
Ams.
sixth Flight
Vim. Conner VS.. Z. p. Rose,
Geo. W. Bissinger vs.. Chas. Herald.
Walter Steel vs.. VIM. Webster.
Stanley Steel vs.. W. Z. Smith.
Fircresi--Sundsy blind DOGGY
W. l. Duncan. 8s-4-85: M stew
"a: J. c. McIlwrath, $3.50; ",
Lawson. Ies-8-8s: Dan Trippear, "a
6-6p
Saturday. medal play:
First diylslon-c. W Read. II 81
90. C. Raymond. 4-5--6s; n. Martin,
s0-l2-6s. Second divlsion-J- G
Bohn 86-ls-s8: c. MeEachron, e3-
23-7o. A. Drips. s3-22-7i.
Meadow Park-Club Championship
Championship flight-Louie Irut :
man beat Louie Archie. and }, Leo
Booth beat Elmer Clark. / up.
First flight-Joe Koler beat How
ara Olson. up on the 2lst hole,
George Ekmsn beat Gil Portmsn' .
and 2. -. -,
Floyd Thackersy. r1d -
Brigham beat Ed Gsrcesu, IT,, ana J
Third fiight-Dick Ions beat Mel
Yllis' 4 and 3 Bob Hsger beat Z. e
Nortenson. / UP.
Sunday-matoh play.
First division L. Hamilton.
up; Dick Long up; Joe CleYa, =
up Second diyision-Bruee swan
son. even: Joe Harrison. down.
saturdsy-Sweepstsk
A. z. Brigham, 50-l6-64. Archie
Cenin, 1857.
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sILyERIoS WINS

siLSERTOs, Ore. The Silver
ton Red sox Of the state league
today held the Oregon Smi-pro
baseball Championship. after seor-
ing an easy II TO , victory over
the Albany Oaks In the ,ourns.
nent final Saturday night at the
local park.
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The First To The Eighteenth

Hishland-cluo championship, sec
ond round
championship flight: Kenneth
Reeve beat Gordon Bennett, 3 and ].
Jack Mcintyre beat Jim York, j.,
and 6: Bill Johnston beat l.. Sill,
and = Art Abel beat Neil Anderson
first fIixht: Al Konsmo beat c. A.
sullivan. S and 4. Charles kelton beat
George Coombs and i; Neh Nor
berg beat X. Bradberry, ! up on
the 18th.
second flight: Bill sechler beat Don
Bourgaize. / up: c. B simmons beat
Left Jensen. | up on 23rd; Jim RADIO
Mich beat Olaf Grything, 2 and !;
Harry Mathews beat Leon cloush,
Third night: Pete solberg beat J
w. Davis. up. Ed Jensen beat Bill
Walters. UP on 10th. Pop stone
beat George Jackson, ana 81 aaron
Hayden beat George Moe, l up on
10th
Fourth flight: Kenneth White beat
Chuck Mcmillan 8 and s: Wayne
Bowman beat Jim York. ar, up,
Bob Fox beat Prank Olson, ] up on
10Th. Tom Hofto beat Bill Hedocrs.
up.
Art Gustsfson 3 and q Joe Iurco
beat jess Roster. sr, / up Bob Sned-
don beat Joe Dorsey, UP.
Saturday. odd OF even: Marshall
Lucke. 37-4-33: Left Jensen. 3s-4is
--33l,: Chris Cavenaugh. 3s-3il --
34t,. Robert Fox, 42-6-36 W. n.
Hedberg 42-4la-37iz; II. Bradberry'
asa ia-40lz.
Sunday. medal play: Bill walters.
1876. Nelso Norberg, 1857. NJ.
Witheridee 83-l2-7i: Geo. coombs.
I Kenneth Reeve. 75-3-72. Olof Cry
thing. sl-s-73 Robert Fox. 86-i2-
70: Aaron Hayden. 86-i2-H
In the team match with Falkland.
+ Highland won, 2e-io.
Brookdsle divot diggers Travelled
to Maplewood and were beaten,
55ie TO 81.
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sswsons 4. struck out. . Gibson =
Sswsoms hases on balls. eff =.
Gibson 1. Ns~soms hit BY pitcher.
Norbert by Nswsoms passed belt
sprins run. batted ln Dahsssin
Jennings, warner. \ Gibson VIII
lisms Mcdonald sacrifices norbert
warner, stolsn bases Jsnnlnass DIT.
Maggie. double plays fsssoms -
Mcdonald. sirmise 10 uriffitns 20
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Want Protection
WASHINGTON The =

WASHINGTON - The sgrieul-
turs department wants congress
to help protect is forest service
workers from buntsmsnls bullets
and assault and battery.
The protection could b. provided
the department said todsy. by sx-
tension Of the present Law provid-
ing punishment for Killing or as
ssuliing a federal officer 70 cover
all civilian officers and employees
Of the government
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Shelton Juniors
On Way To Title

SHELTON. Wash. Shelton be-
lieved IL was on the way to
second state American Legion
junior BASEBALL championship today
after winning the inter-district
series from Kclso In two straight
games over the weekend.
The defending state champions
won . to 5 Saturday and 8 10 2
Sunday. Shelton viii meet Everett
here in a three-game series Tues
day and Wednesday.
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WON RING CROWN,
att sEwELI. FkLr
MORE Linz lNkN

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$3.50 Aezlne ~ ees<saiz r.
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Australia Net
Team Strong

BFomwlsh. ranking Assetrsltan
star. and Harry HnpmAn. esptals
cf ina Australian Davis sup team.
today wars fssersd % bfsak ealI-
formss ssfansis.haid - Lbs
Western csnsaisa Tennis shem.
pioaahlps In play bsss this rssh
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PORTLAND
Totsls


Pour hlts ! runs on MuEfrist m
-. 5 ana eff Tost ~ a. i1@lns
pltehsr. AuBeflsf funs Issg9nsiD.e
s,roes ouf. sy Thomas q Tost !.
nasss on nails off Thomas 4 Hun-
erisf Toss 2 stolen nsas hossn-
n<rs sxs-oass niss Dsppsr wilson
Aorsnouss z. Jsffries. os1risiscns sac
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ran for Noodsii in seventh
eConH ny fNNfNoa
San Diego - 100 900 90
esn Franelaa 100 900 Ola
SUMMARY
Runs scored. of Oi~n runs re-
sponsibls fos Olsen FnNell d
sirucs out 81 oss<n Fossil
bAsss on balls off Olsen ro~fii a
passed balls starr J nome run Nor
bert. fwo.bsss nit Pssehsft runs
stted IN. D<tors, uinson. npfbfft
Holder. double plsys warner -
wright 70 Gibson. STOREY 70 Nushf
20 Oibeon
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aBatted for Bitborn In ninth
auAfMAPY

winning pitcher walker loains
pitcher. Hermann. innings pitched,
lnlrpin Z "a Ssiyeson IL tei~sf
"a, Hermann ! 81 bat. off Tufpsn
20 sAiYeson "a sei~Hy 4 Hermann
a hits off 1urpin 10. salYeson D
way 2. Hermann . runs scored OIL
Turpin g sAissson 5. selHsp her-
mann Z. runs Responsible for Iurpsn
S. Bslysson 4 Hermann 4 biihorn
struck out. Hermann whlksf
bAsea on balls. Turpin j, s<iws9 q
walker Bithorn l. left on baara.
seattle J. Oakland IA home run.
vAnni. fhres- osss hi;s vsfEez. Fsnni,
walker, two-bass hits Hi Browne
strange runs bnttea In Fsrsez A.
Browne ? sAlfsson. ofsfimsn 90
Ssrart Abreu Vanni q Archie
strange q White. sacrifice. confoi
sslveaon Coscsrsrt white deaDle
playa Luby-L ymsn -Vefstz ] ~ .
AIS. umpires DoFsn ana EnEss
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Old Timers In
Another Victory

Ashford Red Caps bowsd 10 IN
sixth Asrnps ola Timsvs ysstsr.
day. flsks Tanned sins men and
Jones got sour fns four fss shs f)is
Tlnsfs
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fxssns plle heF hsffs lnnlaEs
p4tensd Bafre So a. bsk OF H<fss
10 hsts eif B~ffS . fAihs seoFsd of
h<fra ! guaM responsive ta# H~ffy
saFu4s eut. Ff~ttms h4fss )
fAsBef besea "a rails OF Hefff !
hit - pitcher ae1ffie ~ bsfrg ssl1
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assnfa 3 f<a Aasstss 2 tsg.eses
hits rsho<si nsFsea fzeniHE Asfs
fisrs psttsa IN. ssoffikt HAssk@Fss
Usrlsaiei
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Runs fesD0asssis for Afdixsas
akTtAek out - Lssss Q Aso,kai4
ssAss - balls or tIfss ! Af1isoss
three nsss nj NiisoH s4fflfies itsT
"a runs bsstsd ia Wilson doubis
PLAY norsh0la.< 20 Hoover v oshfisi.
400
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nans rsspunslhl< tor Schmidt
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tns Anselss home run = rAls
lima three ss1s nit. ElbGeat fwos
bsss alta nmsisah hsaffis. Mae
stfiassf runs hstf~d ~, nsFtog ,
n Collins \ etffafef stnisa 1s<<s
afoffie. Nisrs0gss deunis glsF*
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TAIN. time iimli
SUMMARY
puns tssDouaibis for Neooef Oar
str,Jek oisf Wsbb<r bases On
calls Wsbbsr OaS 2 isfs On essfe
cskisnd s seattle ; tHosn4tf nits
Hunt Lgby AFrhls strange runs
hssfed In Afenf igofs ta0s y
HsncEsn Wnitsl stfsnss 4 s>ef. -,
tfrps Id ump4Fss knssin enc
Dnrsn
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HONEWARES

(41) 6-Pc. Refrigerator Set. 3 enamel
dishes with covers. Reg. 100 and
1881 Stainless Steel Table Pieces.
Triumph pattern. Tea, dessert, soup,
ice tea and so forth. Regularly 19c.
Ea. Sc
(2) Carpet Sweepers. With bristle
brushes. Slightly marred. Regularly
129 -----74e
(22) Pyrex Cooker Sets. cups and
stand. Regularly 79c 39e
u4) Mixing Bowl Sets. 4 glass bowls,
assorted sizes. Regularly 35c ---l9e
(25) 7-Pc. Water Set. Clear crystal
pitcher and glasses. Regularly
U 41-Pc. Dinner Set. Combination
fiesta ware and decorated pieces Sold
as Is. Formerly 798 982.08
(2) Folding Ironing Boards. Slightly
soiled. Regularly 1.19 and 149 79c
t33) Oilsilk Shower Curtains. Some
slightly imperfect. Regularly 1893
and 2.49 ------------- 100
(S) Metal Utility Tables. Enamel nm
ish. Regularly 1.29 ---94e
QS) Self-Wringing Mops. With wood
handles. Regularly 25e
1857 Floor Brooms. 4 string size.
Painted handles. Regularly 39c l7e
(3S) Scrub Tubs. Galvanized. With
bail handles. Regularly 49c 34e
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After Dark
Continued From Page B-lO)

l. lOlll EdSe BLU
always full of happy young folk.
Music is by the Kings testers and
their orchestra, and includes a lot
OF novelty ditties.
Neptune ROOm-DoWntoWn res
taurant, with entertainment from
$50 to $50 and 10 to l by the
Novelty Trio. Songs by Bert
Granoff.
Pirates Den-Gay roughhousing
and tomfoolery in an atmosphere of
the old buccaneer doings. Dancing
and entertainment nightly.
Pail Mall Room-Sleek, very con-
tlnental, with a manner and service
which makes you feel like some one
important. Music by Bert Bernath's
Orchestra.
Russian Troika-Gay with the
atmosphere of old Moscow, with
sprlghtly CosSack revue headed by
Nadia Cortez, dancing to Sasha
Lukas' music. Minimum charge,
except for dinner guests Dancing
and shows Sunday nights, too, and
there's special Saturday luncheon.
ar-Zad-Smart rendezvous at
the Carlton Hotel, popular after
dark and before. Music at cocktail
hour and after 10 is the staccato
rhythm of Bill McCune's Orchestra.
Minimum charge.
Shoreham Hotel-There a gay
show staged nightly in the Blue
Room, dancing to music by Barnee;
cover charge, except for dinner
guests.
UptOwn-Cocktail lounge across
from the Uptown Theater on Con-
nectlcut avenue. Entertainment. No
cover no minimum.
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guarantee. Soiled. Reg. 119- -S4e
lO Wool Filled Comforts. Printed
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01) so Wool Blankets 7oxs0 Solid
colors. Soiled. Reg. 1l984e
~ Chenille Bedspreads. Twin-bed
size. Soiled. Regularly 495 3.44
(342 yds.) Unbleached Sheeting. To-
in. mill lengths. Reg. 29c. Yd. .l9e
t5) Bates Colonial Bedspreads. 84x
los. Brown. Regularly 495 2.44
(35 yds.) Printed Flannelettes. So
in. remnants. Regularly 29c yd. l9e
O 33h Wool Blanket. 72xS4.
Slight second of 2.98 ----l.7S
81 Colonial Bedspreads. 81x1o5.
Gold. Seconds Of l.49---79e
Il prs.) Chenille Drapes. Eggshell.
Seconds of 395. Pr.---9 99e
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Seconds of 249. Pr. l.49
~ $50 Wool Plaid Blankets. 72x84.
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onds of 29c l9s
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(289) Assorted Curtains. l and 2 Of
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yd. lengths. Yd. ------------2o 2oe
1899 yds.) Cretonnes and Glazed
Chintz. SO in. 1rreg Yd. --l7e
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plastic. Regularly 19c to Csc.
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bic oilcloth covered. Regularly 49c,
33e
n) Cedar Chest. Walnut finish. 48
in. long. Regularly 2495 5--l0.95
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Evening star., 1939-10-26
LAMPS. ETC.

az Maple Bridge Lamps. With trays
and shades. Floor samples. Reg.
l2) Smokers. Metal push-button
type. Regularly 100 - SOC
~ Card Tables. Sold as is. Regu-
larly 119 -------.- -69e
u2) Lamp Shades. Slight soiled.
Sold as is. Regularly 69c 29e
~ Mirrors. Small imperfections.
Regularly sos -----------4.49
Goldenberg's-DoUnstdirs
Evening star., 1939-10-26
Dance Charge for Girls
To Be Cent q Pound

Girls expecting to attend the Tau
Phi Sorority Halloween dance at
Glen Echo. Md, Tuesday night were
advised to start dieting now by Miss
Ruth Wells, chairman of the Dance
Committee.
Admission will be by weight, stays
being admitted for fiat rate of 81,
but escorts being charged on the
basis of a cent a pound for their
partners, without minimum or maxi
mum. Arrangements have been
completed for weighing in at the
door. The dance will be held at the
Glen Echo fire hall and music will
be furnished by Tiny Meeker's Or
chestra, Miss Wells said.
Evening star., 1939-10-26
Security Act Change
To Mean Benefits for
100000 Children
Payments to Be Made
To Widow With Family
On Busis of Mans Rotino

Every one 1Uho has a social
security account number should
kno,0 ho1D the changes made bu
the last Congress in the old-age
insurance provisions of the So
ctal Security Act apply to him.
For the benefit of the readers of
The Star. the District field Office
OF the Social Security Board has
prepared series of brief articles,
each explaining one point OF the
ne,D provisions. Following is the
ninth OF this series.
Some far-reaching changes were
made in the Social Security Act
when Congress passed a bill last
August to amend the law; but the
most important change is that per-
tanning to the families of insured
workers. 1t is estimated that nearly
100000 children will be brought into
the old-age and survivors insurance
system next year as a result of this
provision. Beginning January /,
1910, monthly benefits will be paid to
widow with young children and to
the aged widows of insured workers.
In case an insured worker dies
leaving a widow with young chill
dren, she will receive regular month
ly payments for herself and for each
child under age l6 (18 if in school.
10 ind out how much his family
should get, the Social Security
Board will first compute the bene-
hts due the deceased worker, as
based on his wage record. This fig
ure is known as his basic monthly
benefit" The widows monthly pay
ment will be three-fourths of her
husbands basic monthly benefit, and
each child's monthly payment will
be one-half of the deceased workers
basic monthly benefit.
For example: Suppose a man
leaves a widow and two children,
and it is found that his wage earn
lngs were sufficient to give him a
monthly benefit of $24. His widows
monthly payment would be three
fourths of S24, or $18; and each
minor child would get one-half of
S24, or Sl2 per month. The total
benefit would thus be $42 a month,
The total monthly payment to his
family cannot be more than twice
the amount of the wage earner's
basic benefit and never more than
$85. After the youngest child
reaches age l6 18 if in school, pay
ments to the widow will stop until
she reaches age IS. After her 65th
birthday she will again begin to re-
ceive monthly payments amounting
to three-fourths of her husbands
basic benefit.
For further information, call
Or Urite Victor Sadd, MANAGER
Washington Field Office, Bureau
OF Old Age and SurDipor Insur-
once, Room COZ, Bond Building.
INERT: Prouision for parents
under the ne1O system OF old
age and survivors insurance.
Evening star., 1939-10-26

n) Blue Silk Pajama. Size B.
Notched collar. Slightly faded.
Regularly 395 - 99e
U Coat Sweater. All wool. Zip
per. Size ~. Second Of 2.99 69e
(20) Jackets. Suede cloth, knitted
waists. Size SO. Regularly l.99.
1.0o
(34) Hose and Shortees. All COT
ton, reinforced. Regularly 15c Sc
(10) Broadcloth Shirts. Slightly
soiled. Regularly 69c and 89c 37e
6) 1000 All-Wool Sleeveless
Sweaters. Turtleneck. Regularly
loo 39e
(2S) Work Shirts. Blue cham
bray. Most sizes. Regularly
59c 29e
(23) Nightshirts. OF broadcloth
and muslin. Sizes 18 and 20.
Slight irregulars of 1.00--4Se
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SuDer Values
RUGS

nOUS
(2) 6x9 Ft. Administers. Oriental
designs. Regularly 32.95-22.95
(3) 9x10H Broadlooms. Solid color.
Slight imperfections Reg. $3.50,
74.s5
(2) 9x15 Broadlooms. Plain red or
rust. Regularly $3.50 $3.50
(12) Broadlooms, 36x63. Taupe, tan
or green. Regularly $50 4.95
(2) Broadlooms, 6x9. Green or tan,
Regularly 5.00----l5.S5
(0 9x9 Congoleums. 1rregulars of
heaviest $50 grade ----------3.45
(22) 3xl2 Armstrong Quaker Rugs.
Slight irregulars of 298 quality 1,9S
t72 yds.) Felt Base Runner. "a in.
Heavy. Regularly 39c yd.----27e
l5) Inlaid Linoleum Pieces. Sam
pies. 3 to 4 50. yds. Regularly 129-
1.65 50. yd. ale
(96 yds.) Reversible Carpet. q in.
Part wool. Regularly 100 yd.- 59e
t20 Carpets. 27x54 Wilton, Axmin-
ster and Broadloom samples. Reg.
4.50-7.50
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