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Evening star., 1940-12-08

SILVER SPRING HOME WHERE BUsI-
ness ness Is permitted: Center hall. rooms.
long. lst floor about at sidewalk level.
l7le x I9y1s g. Is y. r SHOEMAKER, EA. ,,ss.
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
IA Longfellow st. n.w.-Bedroom and
bath on first f.. brand-new detached brick;
REALTY CO.. g hss Gs Hpen avs nM RA ss9H s
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, Sc.
S4,250; $3.50 cash; no renewal on trust
Of BURNER efs lot 'ns sox6 saTare bioek
%zpIF S9%s sA%Es sHsSEFT fsS i:sf f4,s i
NV. District 3346.
,os THIS THIS WEEKS BEST BUYS:
One 4-family nat. nearly new; priced to
. . rms . baths, garage; Chevy Chase
d C 50 nesr nen CIRCLE This is real Sarssn
1sa4 VA ESfPEE 4 ! $ " JAMES b,1,sf:; 1Nc .,s.a
tached near 4th and Florida ave. NV;
rent, $50; will sell for asst. value, So
700 Will make, a good investment,
DLEToN, !5!I wAPLE & JAMES. INC, DI.
'b.b9b.
w.t. MT. PLEASANT.
bedrooms. > baths; Lear buiit-in sarase;
B By a SSppei2tmen5 % Mr. BEDEfL CO cepat;S5. 55s5.
or WAPLE & JAMES, INC. DI. 3346
Semi -det ached brick : = rooms. ms "a baths:
eeil heat: 2-car garage: 20 #. wide. It's a
M IaS6 0 WApLE u JAMES M nc iRNAcErIoM issf 1fth SA
st. NV. DI. 3346.
s,, NEAR R I. AVE. NE.
. So'loo: brick home; large rooms,
me-. porches; in Al condition; deep lot
M ~ WAPlE AP "S: & JAN JAMEsi sF nc. N S84'
JUST THINK
First Commercal-S6. 300.
just Of Georgia Ave
rooms. D bedrooms. bath: detached ga
DI }346. ' A'Ni uh' "f"' or
o ARRANGED FOR +" FAMILIES.
- rooms. baths, :: kitchens large base
men,; SeeHio, pig tot; garage; now vacant pos
$3.50 cash, $50 mo. WAPLE a. JAMES
NC. DI. aa4d 1904 i4th St. : NV SA-AA'
HOUSE USE FOR BOARDING OR RooM1NG.
tol and 5th stS. party going to oAET FoIido TSp-
District 3346 "A' i1'e'
-roou I344 TAYLOR ST. NV.
venetian ssratd blinds; modern kitchen; oil heat:
Wfn %Ap1E o9y Z JAMIE sARkER Z bI s'?Rja saS
-NORTHEAST-S55 500,
Just off MARYLAND awe large rooms
ana path; lst-fir. lavatory; new gas beato
dton dit pan eas2 eR'se pToperty in spotss
AfTEEN4S fTd r wsPEE s2!y Ca. jAMEs Ms
Nv. - l4th St NV DI. 3346
PETWORTH
on, rooms, oil heat. hot ;sier Naier ft: for
heat 6e,too orfy 21e = rooms recreation room gas
aase. priced at the rdicuiously low hg1Te
Rav? q y 43o F9r information call MacMUR-
lHERE liaa55o Is TAtnE 4 sANTA F1b cILAgs! II vs.
IS srand rooms. . tiled baths airocondi-
po4cbes p9nfa heat rasi hreplase fHiI ATTIC.
Chase Nd Can sfrshec sfaS s5Sn ESsusge dgs cnsyy
imfnt inff IL Ranie Raiye OF, Conn ave TO LELAND g.
EN- SIS Fffs TfNbhR 81 r. IERp EM s5lys asSS
5522 Connecticut Ave
NAVAL OFFICER SAYS SELL,
Exclusive chew Chew v W. tELhXP Il NJ -
rooms. tiled bath. autSma,ir" ma oI gITsSious 6sH
ssEsGr: ear nr,co lovely lot with trees. Quick
EN-. 3371.- JOHN Under. EN- a33o
232@ Connecticut Ave
LOOK! HONE OR INVESTMENT.
Open-4729 Georgia ave rms attic.
gar. Information, real buy. GE Ii23
IN BEAUTIFUL WESTMORELAND HILLS
, see nome awarded best design 1877 st
y includes library and bath, reception hall.
ing n 3 Dor. baths; maids rm. and
pain recreation rn., bar. n-car gar and
Storage, air cond completely insulateG
For particulars, GAUSS GE. ll@@
PETWORTHS UNUSUAL BUY
Open-3o"" New Hemp aveHG rms
C0nNenlcnt SeC-.on GE | %
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s. $50
1139 ARRFY Pr, NE
GEORGETOWN.

rooms. bath built-in garage hot
water feat. conv. location. Terms can be
arranged. BUSADA AT. O3O1
Evening star., 1940-12-08

CLEVELAND PARK
Nr. the Cathedral and John Eaton
school Detached brick. center hall
nv. rm., lSX25; ) bedrms,. Al,
baths; l yr. old Built by Sterrett
d Dent. This attract home may be
seen by appoint, Call HELEN H.
VE1T. sH. 1926. SH. 2l7I.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
1866 BLAIN ST. NE.

NI.V1O UP.
New BRICK homes. Il rooms tiled bath.
shower. automatic heat, easy terms; move
in on small Payment balance like rent.
See this barealn today or SUNDAY. Out
Penna. ave. Sc. left on Minnesota ave to
Blalne s.. laear Bennine rdD. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. National l43S
Evening star., 1940-12-08
BRICK. CAPE COD.

Located on beautiful corner lot, '70x120:
slate roof. oil hot-water heat. 4 bedrms.,
baths, paneled recreation room: built-in
garage. This is truly one Of the best buys
for appointment. r. R. SPEARE. INC.
Wisconsin ol0S
Evening star., 1940-12-08
s liver SPRING

bAceUen' location. 3 bedrms. brick.
iafatorY . a a''i~.. detached ger.
nTler-hUllt- - H1u Oper TEpt
Ccle5Tilie I'd HELEN H. VET. SH
1925. SH. 2I7l.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTH 10Th ST.
4720 BLAGDEN TERRACE.
SlS500

CRESTWOOD AREA
Exceptionally well-built house of hollow
tile and concrete construction. Almost
f1reproof. Center hall, glassed-in sunroom,
breakfast nook and recreation room. Oil
heat and 2-car. built-in garage. Balcony
terrace for afternoon tea.
This house built for home with instruc-
tions for architect not to spare a dollar
and would cost considerably more than
asking price if duplicated today.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
1919 K st. NV d. 1918.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
HIGH-CLASS BUNGALOWS
for
HIGH-CLASS FOLKS.
On Large Lots With
Fine Shade.
PRICED, 81 4g50 to $3.50,

Fine Shade
PRICED, 81 1850 to $3.50.
Terms Arranged to Suit
See Our Beautiful
Honeymoon" BungalowS.
larce rooms. attic large enough for .
rooms, fun tile bath with built-in tub and
shower larpe basement, de luxe Kitchen
look like they belong on a MAGAZINE cover
Homes you'll be proud to own Very con-
-venient To bEs. graded and high schools.
stores. etc. Drive out Defense highway
to Landover road about mile beyond Peace
Cross. continue on Landoyer road about \,
mile to 5sth street sign and houses Just
this side of Cheverly Phone Warfield o232
evenings or before 10 a m
Evening star., 1940-12-08
L. T. GRAVATTE,
81 200 M

Bungalow. Takoma Park. Md.
Living room with open fireplace. dining
room. kitchen, - bedrooms. inclosed sleep
ing porch and bath; hardwood floors: INV.
heat: full basement: detached one-car ga
rage: on lot 4Ox200. Close to bus. and
stores. For inspection and terms. call Mr..
Darnell War1eld 3055
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
MA c-pp PnaItor SOS M Can 81
Evening star., 1940-12-08
SANTA CLAUS

SANTA CLAUS
Would really be smart to take
a. good look at this value. De-
signed ana built by an arch.
and engineer. Pleasing ex-
terror; best of materials used
throughout, for example: Steel
double hung windows with fin-
gertip control 1t has 3 bed
rms. plus and one is on the
lst with bath: only Sl1. 500.
with 4i7T financing. HEATED:
OPEN: SAT. SUN. and ewes.
TO REACH: Mass ave to
circle at western; continue out
Mass. TO Westgate entrance,
turn right and follow through
70 exhibit home on the left.
No. ~ | Newport HELEN H.
VErT. SH. 3526, SH. 2171.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
SOON
There VIII Be No More
Sc $50

$3.50.
Chevy Chase homes. Only Q left OF 1o
built. Comfortable 6-room. 1-bath brick
homes. designed for families seeking
quiet, convenient location in exclusive
Chevy Chase, Md. Real freplaces. air
conditioned heat, up-to-date Kitchens,
porches; lots 60Xl30: near schools, stores,
transporta Exhibit home.
65IO GEORGIA STREET.
tDrive out Conn. ave. or BrookvI.le I'd.
to Taylor st Turn in to Georgia st. ex-
hIbit home siZnD
EN-. 1871. JOHN LINDER. EN-. 1880.
$500 Connecticut Ave
Evening star., 1940-12-08
DONALD LIGHTPOWN
ON EAST CAPITOL ST.

Near the Capitol: beautiful 10 = and :
tile baths. completely remodeled with
pa!nstaking care. new OF! heat. hardwood
floors elec. fixtures, etc Ideal fo- profess
zlonal tourist or rooming purposes A
CARNEY. DI. 45OS; eve. and Sun. GE.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
81 BEXHILL DRIVE.

White brick and frame on 4 acre ground
IN Rock Creek Hills. Entrance hall. 22xl5-
IT. living rm. with lovely fireplace and
attractive bookshelves and cabinet arrange
ment entire length of one wall: French
doors OPENING on screened porch. Group
of 3 windows in dining room overlooking
terraced garden with pool, Large bedroom
and bath on first floor. 3tattractive bed
rooms. child's or sewing room and bath on
md a. Maids room and bath in base
ment. Unusually large closets throughout
Shown by appointment only. F. R. SPEAR,
IN(, WI nInS
Evening star., 1940-12-08
COLORED-BARGAIN.
ONLY S4 $50.

BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME.
rms. tile bath. INV h, oak foors:
conv., close-in ne location; newly deco
rated; vacant See la45 Capital ave. ne.
Open for inspection SUNDAY and evenings.
Go out West Va. ave. e Mt. olivet I'd TO
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Sc $50

CHEVY CHASE D C-INGOMAR ST.
,Just Of Conn. Ave-. and Chevy Chase
Parkway
Attractive brick home. 6 rooms bath;
h " h, hardwood floors. screens tuilt-in
Garazc. Evenings phone Mt. Evans, WO.
u29u.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
3.5OO-COLORED.

Near the Navy Yard A slX-roor1 7r5
hs n brick. with cellar; good condition
An opportunity 70 buy : low-7riced hone
or GOOD investment Fasv term
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
o1t pa AWE ST
Evening star., 1940-12-08
- CoLoRED

BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDENS.
42nd and Kenilvorth ave. ne-Purchase
lot in splendid reighborhood. 40Xl3e;
o6erI Thea pad bdne ESQ e $40 bF T 6u6 co
ggado Bids. Room r,1,,,. Lincoln $685..
Evening star., 1940-12-08
HOUSES FOR SALE,

SILVER SPRING HOME, WHERE BUsI-
ness is permitted. Center hall, rooms.
bath. hot-water heat. Living room % feet
long. 1st floor about at sidewalk level.
Price, SS,500.00.
,.a LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

TWO-FAMILY HOMES NV: SEPARATE
entrances; each apartment has :, rooms.
kitchen. dinette bath: gas heat first time
offered: only > years old; sensational value:
only - 400. Act fast. See E. H. PARKER,
LA l4th ST. NV District 3,,4S
Evening star., 1940-12-08
OPEN SUNDAY

53s 5th ST. Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD.
Reconditioned like new; rooms. bath.
h.-u.h., new stove. cabinet sink. brick
earage Price. $3.50; $3.50 cash. balance
like rent. Call Mr.. Davis.
E M. AIKEN. INC.
SOO n ST w Ma 3556 Ewes MI 1857
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06

tscsa eexnedy n me 0reas Nc
Gaakg whHn ala b. kfronn 81 TIE
nM TxN1My DarembEr - Ia PCS
- based n TIE story q Me0insy6
fsae fe11 ths 4attex 10 me xntsnxnce
a pef4arkl boss i tngwa AIa3 COX
stuftaaS graft and otfaw m~AnlpaiA-
TORS g n1rFask polit1Ana Nc
OtnfYa par a played b Bran
lanaRNE NfS Is HHUlnG . MHTses
AngsauN Akln TNulr0fT Ard ousNrs
Al haeentafs ngErAxsne M0oz
ovsf Burma staring powothy La
mgur aaA Eoaert Preston all BE-
presented wednesday ard thursday.
Deetf1hef il and ~ s1lh matinee
no<h s~4t@rroou& ard q Reeal Hhnz-
in3 81 te acios& wednesday m0g14-
Ing LAmsoUr i different IN THIS
pasture. aYessins more ocnsegsauveiE
and nl1nEn her xeAlu q hmkx There
b 4 nsaassful rosnAnce in the story
which has a. Is sett4ns ; lakewood
forest q Burma
Sea texexsin Is be- ahoWn Fr8-
day December - g AL thAt is title
tulpana No further reason for t1ts
statement Il necessary wien Judy
Canova Is put he the leading rose
and "a supported D Alan M0x bruy.
RUIZ pauneny ard Eddie Pay. Jr
T1aLs farce s turned into one a
ths greatest casn5eal performances Of
Tecent PRODUCTIONS The plot Of the
6tory Is based on q nlnb4ly girls
atrlxnate Ia achieve Stnyf4nrn and
Success despite advefdty
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06
Theatre Net0s !

western meiadrnrna. 0aoErMpaat
comeaf adventure. ruEaAncs. and
farce ar TIE types u pGctsEres
wftleh make up the billing for the
RI Theatre for tne next wesk
SORE u the best pictures Of ~
cenl months are included tn Ehh lot
TuusKat Friday. December 6 vii
b. ahoaa Golden giosnA 3 story
that Ia packed with aczlon ard
sfsAeBerg - the story Of . Golden
Ologa Boxing ehamp&ons carver Is
Hngeand By the camera. There il
cnoaaa romance 20 keep ID fntereS4
and generally Is IL given = good rat
ing with jean Cazney and Richard
Dsnning 10 the Trading roles. ably
|supported
Texas StaxeuoaGh IS the title Of
the western melocramA 20 be shown
tomozroN Saturday night WItu
Charles SlarretI Ira Meredith. Bob
Nolan and Dick Curtis Ia thE lead
ina r0aes. i has plenty Of acton
surh a. marked the frontier DAYS
o. tbs countrys development Il Is
the story Of rival ~stagecoach opera
tor1
TIs story Of the worlds first Press
Association and 3 fight for freedom
o. the press IN England Is the back
ground OF "A Dispatch from Reu-
tef 70 be shown Sunday and Mon
day December 9 and o Edward O.
Robinson who has the lead. enActx
his role With conviction and u sup
ported by a nane-fnl cast of EDNA
Best Eddie Albert Albert Ha&serman
ano others The plot forms an tn
terestlug and intriguing story.
Paramount produced q clever poll
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06
Vancleave Defeats
s {. Martins T e a m
Opening Cage Season

The vanelesve High school boys
team biex the I'D of the basketball
season on Tuesday. November Is
with a % TO u victory over the St
Martins school team. The ganae
vas played or the alatters court
The feature OF the game waS the
sliding zone defense which the 81
Martin boys found hard 10 pene-
trate. Clinton Gates, rangy Van
eleave piFOt-man vas hign point
scorer for the fray. hanging up II
points. while for St Martin the
honors yer about evenly divided
V~ancleave encounters the Daisy.
vrsrry and Woolmarket teams this
week. with a tentative date Sched-
uied with dTbervlEse, All OF these
are road games and include both
boys and girls teams
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06
Negro Citizens OF
P~ascag0ula NobIy
Aid Red Cross Drive
fFaneix a. Tttna Casteets sfsEaher-
nslw And Danattom
90 sG7s

The Red Gross Drive an1nx the
ffe2ro citizens 81 paxcaeouin naa \
gratifying success, thH Report o.
fT4nch & Titus. oho VA appoint
Z 70 make ths drive, showing that
ne mad collected and deposited IT,
he PasrAegals NAttn1Al Bank 10
the credit q the pascag0ui4 Chap
Ter q the American Red Craas ne
handsome sum Of s67& This 10
mighty good, and TITUS l. 70 be
thanked for hiz efforts.
The following hok out member
ship cafda Ia ths sum Of chr dbl
lar r4ch REV. r J. Smith Eussns
HtrMrd. W A BariAI. John Grant.
Waher Harvey, Sylvester Grant,
William Thompson. Harding Norvei,
Joe bartAi. Peter Fisher. Alex La
farEue. r. Edward Budrp. Henry
Gates. chaFkes ChsxtAnE. Jr. John
Sabine Cnaffes = Hill. Helen
Porter, Alex LAfargae. 81. Adelaide
Bafiai, Louis Wilson. Peter Robin
hun Byron burden. Eugene Henry.
Stuart Emanuel. james Puwe An
drew johnson, james jackson. II. c.
Stanley. James Norvel. Minnie
Bradford. Agnes Brabtey Delphine
Ladninr. n C. Deunls. Louise
hFo9n. Anna MnssleY Ernest Bud
70. Andrew Files. p E Titus. james
Young, John Horvel sam AcDow-
ell. Lee HerKes. Sam Robinson. Ed
ward b Wright, and Helen DENNIS.
The follaxina white citizens con-
lribniec through TITUS. Rev. J r.
Mckee, L Flnkhou1er. Claude
Martin. n A. ParnAUorth. q. L.
HOLSTER. and Superintendent Avery
PigHwOod Co.
The following special cnntrbu-
ti0ns we're made 81 Peters Catho-
tic Church t7ni. St Peters School
800. Nightengale Gard Club. sinu;
Antioch Baptist Church, ei90. and
cash. 70 cents.
AL these have the sincere thanks
Of the Jackson County Chapter.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06
P~ascag0ula P.T.A.
Meets Next Week

The Parent TEACHERS Association
of the PaScaeoula High School viii
hold IT'S next meeting, wednesday
afternoon December III. at the
school at so o'clock AL parents OF
the school children are invited and
urged TO attend this session.
a special program. appropriate
for this time Of the year. will be
rendered By the school students.
This viii include the singing Of
Christmas Carols hy tine PaScagoala
High Hchonl plee Club
The theme OF the meeting viii be
Character and Spiritual Ednca-
ton The principal speaker viii be
Rev. q T. Ulmer. newly appointed
pastor Of she PascaEoula Methodist
Church.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06

Perth nsade meznhera az lhe 0lee
Cit
The uFo4faE MsN - rut&.4441le-
CTS and VII BE- mace ~ of wiee-
aasls that wsn Apwzl 70 fnass an
a2kEsNnrts II viii starr az 8 osclock
IA rhs evening Thn Oine Cub Il
~ a. tbe mcsi active organizations
a aae htzh school
D1ftItS the apfaEaR neaNozi. IT, aFi.
naal cofsceft Of 6he 0ns CiGb usu
y ref1ernd However ha la1EiMl
pxrtounAns premises . treat 20
ne music lowers Of thia section
Rp&icstnw the coxnrsrs Il q plan.
ned a. have the 0ire ciab 70 On a
earellina tour 81 PAzcaRouia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06

dnT right Drcemhef Is. Thaa eator-
81 vraar Il cuEHpuAsd a g voices
ard 5 szlseT tfss direction og Miss
Eligabxsh Archer Davis. former
prrkinsaou guuiaT CciisEe Esee club
director
T7ae alee Clah Mfu b. assisted r.
nSe casseexf By the aRAtdle bard q
tire paAeMHouh schools. waten VII
renneT p4r1 ~ Qse pruwram &ro
furnish gbr accompaniment There
also nil . q selection b. TIE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06

The chin wAs bus q sezr Cd The
faaexus wAz hid Mnaszzy usasnane
tFezn uax FNxa R9neFal P1EA~x n
P4soaguula Ana insexuneuf wAz Ia
thM AMcFNiah cxnsE1eFy Services
snFe cuEsd@Ee1 ~ Rr Va l. Day
e ~ rFw BAgt2st Caarch
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06

MNbe4 JeNn JeekAon E1fsuf
c3&Gntxs o. MY and MI CENe
1Ae&acn 81 Buena VISTA gxnes caee
III snx 1kx9Nnr County H0seztRi
szn1ay mNning II SO ocioek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-06
P~ascag0ula School
Glee Club Prepares
For First Concert

The PAScaguatA High 8chaoi Gine
ciah Is going thruaah final gesaeaf-
HAis Tor It's FIRST roEierrt % the
Eno@ rear. Which Win b. presented
n the 2hooi auditorium On Tues
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Aging Ber|y's Relief
Hurting Big Aid as
Wings Fly High
By the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
A good relief hurler like John
Berry is welcome on any team and
doubly welcome to a league lea ding
outfit like the Rochester Red Wings,
who depend mainly on their pitching
staff to win games.
The Wings are leading the Inter-
national League by Az games today,
and Berry has played large part
IN their success since joining the
club a few weeks ago
In seven appearances on the
mound in relief roles Berry has held
the opposition successfully six times.
The 37-year-old veteran gave a
typlcally convincing performance
yesterday in turning back a ninth
inning uprising by the Newark Bears
to give the Wings an 8-5 victory
while second-place Jersey City split
twin bill with Toronto.
The Little Giants came back to
take the nightcap with Toronto. 81
after being shut out, SO, by Lester
McCrabb in the opener.
The Montreal Royals continued
their march toward the first division
by knocking over Syracuse, 1915, for
their fifth straight victory.
A pair of tWo-run homers by Ollie
Carnegie and Dan Carnevale gave
the Buffalo Bisons 5-4 triumph
over the Baltimore Orioles. 1t was
the fifth straight loss for the Orioles
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Gard Alumni Softies
Will Brave Aches
To Play Seniors !

Catholic UniverSiiy's alumni soft
ball team will expose itself to
Charley horses, hay fever and sore
arms Sunday when it salhes forth to
engage the hard-hitting senior class
nine. The game is scheduled for 2
o'clock in the Brookland Stadium.
The seniors, victors in 13 of IS
games, will have Lou Shine, AL Gala
brese, Johnny Fiorellino, Johnny
White and Pete Osinski in the line
up, with Joe Roth doing the pitch
ing. Jan Jankowski, "Bingo" Flynn,
Eddie White, Ed KarpoWich, Bill
Connors, Gene Augusterfer, Bill
Howell, Burke Vidnovic, Mike Durso
and Eddie LaFond will perform for
the old grads. The latter will have
an edge in pitching with Abe Rosen-
field on the hill.
Tuesday night, at the Washington
Hotel, the seniors will be guests at
the annual alumni smoker. Guest
of honor will be the Rev. George B.
Stratemeier, o. P, to whom the
Cardinal yearbook was dedicated.
Father Stratemeier recently de-
signed new college flag for the
undergraduates, and it will be dis
played for the first time at the affair.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Lily Martin Favored
To Gain Final Spot
In Virginia Golf
Mrs. DoshieII Her Rival
In Semis; AIIen-Wise
Duel Likely Torrid
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va,
June Mrs. Lily Harper Martin
of Portsmouth, the defending cham
pion, was favored in today's semi
finals of the State Women's Golf
Tournament, but the other match
between Mrs. H. N. Allen of New
port News and Mrs Helen P. Wise
of Langley Field was regarded as the
closest sort of a tossup.
The young Portsmouth entry's
foe, Mrs. Grayson Dashiell, Rich
mond tournament player of consid-
cradle experience, was expected to
give Mrs. Martin much tougher
battle than her two and 7 routs
in earlier elimination rounds, but
cards of the previous matches here
show that the titleholder has been
playing the best game so far.
Mrs. Martin had a 38, one over
par, going out yesterday and added
par on the tenth and a birdie 3
on the eleventh to defeat Mrs. R. C.
Hockaday, Newport News.
Mrs. Dashiell yesterday defeated
Mrs. George Owens of Petersburg
2 up. Mrs. Allen overcame Mrs. J
c. Addington, Norfolk's ranking
golfer, 3 and 2, and Mrs. Wise came
from behind to oust Mrs. G.. S. Hall
Amelia, 6 and 5.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Mrs. Wa|per Carries
Off Links Trophy in
P|ayoff Of Tie

Another piece of silver adorned
the Walper family trophy case to-
day as Mrs. Leo Walper carried off
the Herald Cup for second
low net, class A, after tying Mrs
L. G. Pray of Manor at Manor. In
the play-off Mrs Walper turned in
an 81 over her home course, four
strokes under her opponent.
Mrs. j. j. Beech of Manor, took
low net prize with 101-20-81, VIM
ming handily from Mrs. S. A. Quigg
of Capital, who carded a 131-36-95.
Low gross honors in class B went
to Mrs. Charles Frownfelter of
Beaver Dam, who won from Mrs.
w. B. Jarvis of Columbia, 95 to 1O3,
in playing off their tie.
Mrs. Harvey j. Cooper of Ken
wood captured class A honors at
Manor last Wednesday, posting an
82-10-72 for low net in the finals
of tournament marked by an un-
precedented number of ties for lead
ing honors.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Kansas City Regains
Association Lead
As Mi||ers Slip
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Kansas Citv's Blues, who gave way
| to Minneapolis for two days, were
riding at the head of the American
Association parade again today.
A 5-run last inning rally brought
the Blues a 7-to-5 decision over In
dianapolis last night as Minneapolis
faltered against Columbus and finally
lost in 10 innings, 9 to g.
AS a result, Kansas City's 2
percentage-point deficit yesterday
became a game and half lead over
the Millers today. Minneapolis twice
overlook Columbus last night, but
| the Red Birds always bounced back,
tying the game with two runs in the
ninth and winning in the extra
| frame
Louisville concentrated its attack,
and although outhit by Milwaukee
made enough runs in two innings to
defeat the Brewers, to 3, and re-
gain fourth place in the standings.
The 4-hit pitching of Johnny
Whitehead, former ST. Louis Brownie
and Chicago White Sox hurler, gave
Toledo 2-to-1 victory over st. Paul
Evening star., 1940-06-07
$50 Golfers Enter Fed Golf 7ournev
6. A. 0. Defends Title
With Same Lineup
That Won in 80
Burnett Will DefuuIt
Individual Crown in
Competition Monday

Next Monday and Tuesday will be
sad days for golfers of the War De-
partment. While 180 linesmen of
other Government units fire away
In the annual Federal Golf Associ-
alton tournament at Beaver Dam
the War Department lads will hack
at new hunks of work for Uncle Sam,
dolefully agreeing with Gen. Sher-
man.
In spite Of the absence of War
Department players the field is one
Of the largest in the tournament S
history and possibly the strongest
ever, although missing will be the
1889 champion, Volney Burnett, the
District fireman.
Jerry Hart Ambitious.
Seeking a second leg on the j.
Edgar Hoover Trophy won last year
by Burnett will be Jerry Hart of
General Accounting Office, whose
team will defend the Mellon Trophy
with the same players that won it
in 80 namely, Hart, Jock Olmstead,
Sam Harvey and Joe Wilson.
Other major trophies will be the
Harry Woodring for the Glass A
team net and the President S, for
Class B gross. The Mellon award
is for Glass A gross. There will be
other team prizes and l0 for indl-
vlduals.
Play in Threesomes.
Starting at 7:30 am. the players
Will tee off in threesomes. Arthur
Haidle of the Weather Bureau, who
made up the palrlngs, tossed in a
promise of golf weather. The pair
lngs: