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Evening star., 1941-07-23
To the Editor Of The Star:

AOiiC ooy VIC may SCUtic UdCk 10
normalcy and wish all of these things
hadn't been permitted, but it will be
too late. Trees do not grow in a night.
Neighborhoods-the great American in
stitution of home life which has devel-
oped for centuries and which Is some
ter of months.
Too many of those in authority have
never known what being in an American
neighborhood means. They have never
sat on the front steps of their home
and talked across the lot to their next
door neighbors. They do not know, I'm
sure, the value of that sort of fraterniza-
ton. They have not looked ahead to
the results of an order to "evacuate,"
the effect it has upon those who are
evicted from homes where they have
spent their entire lives, built memories.
They do not realize how firmly embedd-
ed in bit of a lawn, or a tiny house,
or large one, Is that anchor to wind
ward" which people like to know is there.
We need background. We need that
anchor to windward which home offers.
We need to retain as many as possible of
those reminders which keep us remem-
bering the beginnings of this great
Nation.
Desecrating our landmarks, evacuat-
ing whole sections of our country which
is filled with such landmarks witness
Caroline County, Va) and destroying the
evidences of what brought this Nation
contacts with pleasant past-we ought
to watch our step If for no other reason
than to be one country which remains
sane in a world of useless waste, Of shat
tered dreams and broken ideals. We need
those reminders, those images which are
our ancient trees and buildings. JIG.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

Q. How many insects are eaten by the
millions of bats at Carlsbad Caverns,
N. Mex-A. T. P. "a
A. 1t has been estimated that during
the summer months these bats consume
q total of III tons of insects nightly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
A Salute to 44444t4+
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Never hos the figure the ssneones the value of Labor
doomed large in relation nation and the
Of Democracy World and the Of ov'sds forces
hove eeused these stos become truly United in
purpose neone defense From factories
hsvs been turned the production of goods which @
sssip forces ond the ond ,he az, Steel
sfter million, Of feet Of lumber the carload
Evening star., 1941-06-19
College Golf Draws BrowneII
After National Title, M. A. Ace
Passes Up Maryland Meet;
Brown New P. B. A. Kinq

the championship Of the District
Of Columbia Building and Loan
League. Brown won the big mug
in the annual tourney staged yes
terday at the Washington Golf and
Country Club with . score of Se-18
ii.
Other prize winners in the tour
ney run by C. Cay Harrell, were:
Members-R. H. Sinclair, Soils
72; gross, Martin r. Mccarthy, rs:
Ed McAleer. rs; blind boeey, U. M.
Donnelly. rs; most pars, Pat Gar
rett; putting, Al Miles.
Guests-Walter McCallum, n;
]. M. Rountree, 8S-25-63.
Gene sarazen and John Farrell
will fly to Washington Sunday
morning for their exhibition match
at East Potomac Park Sunday after
noon. They'll pair with Cliff Spen-
Ger and Tommy Doerer at 2:30 in
match free to the public. Gene
will present to President Charles
P. Redick Of the Federal Coli As
Soclatlon q trophy the former open
champion has given to the Govern
ment organization.
The match was arranged by
Tommy Doerer several weeks ago,
and will mark Sarazen's second ap-
pearance here this year. Gene
played in the British War Relief
match at Chevy Chase In April.
Women's Tourney Next Week.
Two OF Baltimore's top feminine
golfers will not play in the Mary
land State women's tourney to
start at Chevy Chase next Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Boyd Morrow, eight times
State champion, has gone to New
Hampshire for the summer, and
Mrs. Jerome Sloman, Middle Attain
tic champion, Is out of golf for the
summer, according to Mrs. Ralph
w. Payne, chairman Of the COM
mittee which Is handling the entries.
Mrs. Payne may be reached by
phone ut Adams 44Se. Entries win
close Friday with her.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Rugged Foemen Met
By McNei|l, Riggs
On Clay Court
Schroeder, Reedy Block
Stors' Way to Semis;
Novy's Hunt Bows
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Don Mcneil,
the country's ranking amateur, and
ex-Champion Bobby Riggs, favored
to meet in the final of the National
Clay Courts Tennis Tourney, faced
serious opposition today in the
quarter finals.
Mcneil played Ted Schroeder
while Riggs met Bill Reedy.
Schroeder, seventh seeded, reached
the round Of eight with q four-set
victory over Calvin Sawyer of
Chicago yesterday. while McNein
was polishing of National Badmin-
ton Champion Dave Freeman OF
Pasadena, Calf, Ga, IS, So.
Riggs defeated Charles Olewine of
Santa Monica, Calf, +S, 7-5,
60. 60.
Other matches sent fourth seeded
Frank Parker against Byran Grant
and Gardnar Mulloy against Billy
Talbert, conqueror of third-ranked
Joe Hunt yesterday.
Talbert disposed of the United
States Naval Academy star in four
sets, ". IS, 6-, 6-. in the
biggest reversal Of form OF the meet
so far.
Almost as surprising was the de-
feat of Helen Bernhard, seeded Sec
ond among the women, by Barbara
Bradley Of Los Angeles, 6-3, 7-s,
".
Feature matches in the women's
division today pitted top-ranked
Pauline Betz against Gloria Thomp-
son and Doris Hart against Cath
crime Malcolm.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ROD and STREAM K tssssaAA s'55
Maryland Trout Streams in Good Shape;
Big Stripers Are in Eastern Boy

Others are having equally good re-
suits batting with soft crabs. There
are many small stripers in the
schools and large ones aren't un-
usual Every catch mas several ex-
ceeding 10 pounds.
Kip Harrington has been exceed
ingly successful in his fishing for
broadbill swordhsh, both in this
country and in South American wa
ters. Out of a total Of II caught in
the Montauk area last season Kip
brought in five.
Fishing now at Tocopilla, Chile,
he has been able to pull himself
into that select class of piscatorial
immortals who have been able to
catch two of these fish IN one day.
There are but three other anglers
who have achieved this feat. One
of them, Mike Lerner, has caught
more broadbill than any other angler
in the world. Considering that less
than 400 have been caught on rod
and reel Mixes record Of 30-odd is
impressive, but now Kip can't be
far behind.
His double in one day wasn't .
pushover either, for both fish
weighed in excess of 900 pounds.
An Elkton Cva) angler, M. M.
Robinson, who won first place In
the Rupert contest and $3.50 in
cash last year with q 66-pound
channel bass caught at Wacha-
prague, is back again seeking to
duplicate his luck. Out Of seven
strikes last week he landed four, but
none was large enough to count.
However, there still is . long season
ahead.
Catches of channel bass are in
creasing at Wachaprague and Cape
Charles. With little settled wealth.
er fishing should be good. At Fox
Hill Levels, which Is all surf fish,
ing, the total Of channel bass is
running about 30 . week. With
anglers crossing ut several ferries
it is hard to get q real total, but
the fishing is well worth while for
any one who likes the surf. Any
weather but q Southwestern is good
fishing on the beach. A northeaster
often supplies the best going. par
t,cularly during the first day Of the
blow.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Hunt Of Navy 0usted
By 1arbef in Clay
Court Title Play
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Billy Talbert
of Cincinnati ousted third-seeded
Joe Hunt of Navy from the ma
tional clay courts tennis tourna-
ment, -, 26, 50, g.
Gardner Larned Of Chicago ap-
parently had sixth-ranked Gardnar
Mulloy Of Coral Gables, Fla, on
the run when . wrist injury forced
the Chicagoan to default. Larned
was leading, 60, -, +6, o..
Frank Parker of Spring Lake,
N. j., defeated Wayne sabin of
Portland, OreE, who is trying .
comeback after serving 4 suspension
for violating the amateur code, 81,
6-1, +6, 60.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Nine Pistol Marks Are Credited
7oD.C. Teams and individuals

400; gallery three-stage course ut 30
feet, 238x300. AL with the .22-cah-
Der pistol and the .38-caliber N. r. A.
short course mark of 295.
Metropolitan Police teams win
ming score Of 1,112xl 200 in the Dis
trict gallery championships was
good for q record in the ~ three
stage course, while In the same
matches Robert Mansell created 4
mark for gallery rapid fire at 50 feet
by firing 1s5x200.
The other new record holder Is
Thurman Barrier, with . 2o5x300
over the N. r. A. course, with .
"a, and . 200 over the National
match course with q As.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Nine scores fired by Washington
teams and individuals officially were
recognized as national pistol marks
after a meeting here OF the Records
Committee Of the National Rifle
Association.
Sanctioning all new marks regis
tered In the last year, the commit
tee noted that five of these were
turned in by Walter Walsh, F. B l..
agent and the Nations fourth-rank-
Ing pistol marksman.
Walsh's records are: Gallery slow
fire course at Is yards, 1S8x200; gal
iery timed-fire course at Is yards,
1879; slow-fire course at Is yards,
Evening star., 1941-06-19
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Maryland's mems amateur goli
championship starts over the sharply
circumscribed course of the Balti-
more Suburban Club tomorrow, but
probably the best amateur linksman
In the clubs which form the State
association will net be in there fling
ing accurate iron shots up against
the pin and chipping and putting
the boys into defeat.
Robert w. Brownell, the 22-year- old
from Manor with the perfect 1941
record, will be up in the air tomor-
row, winging his way by plane to-
ward Columbus, Ohio, just about the
time the heat will be on in the medal
round at Baltimore. Bobby, winner
of the Middle Atlantic champion
ship last week. and co-winner of the
Bannockburn invitation affair, would
be a standout were he entered in
the Maryland affair. But he deems
the national intercollegiate crown
more important, and is going to
Columbus for 9 week of intensive
practice before he plays in his final
college tourney.
Browneu graduated from Duke
University earlier this month, and
thus will have his last crack at the
rah-rah crown.
But there will be plenty of capa-
ble washington linksmen entered at
Baltimore just the same. Gents
such as Parker Nolan, the portly
defending champ from Congress
sionaT. Gene Pittman, from the
same club; Volney Burnett, former
Old Line State title-holder, and
Earle Skinker, co-medalist in the
Mid-Alantic, and Ralph Bogart, Dis
trict amateur champ, are not to be
laughed of in any amateur joust in
this sector. One of them can and
probably will win. Washington still
remains tops in the amateur game in
this sector, although Baltimore for
several years has been pushing the
local lads.
Course Tightly Trapped.
Fifteen Washington golfers will
play In the medal round tomorrow
over a course where good tee shots
are at a premium. The Suburban
course is tightly trapped for bad
tee shots.
Every year about this time the
most astonishing scores begin to
60 up on a big board at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, hold
ing the scores for the Tom Moore
Cup, 72-hole competition at hand
leap medal play. The boys give
par a showing around with the aid
of generous handicaps.
With two weeks Of the tourney
already gone, John j. Bachman tops
the tourney with an s-under-par
total of 1872. Bschman shot scores
of rs and 79, with an IL handicap
for each round. Second Is Henry
G. Pratt, jr., with 85-93I44-134,
while two more are tied for third.
They are Dick Murphy and D. Bruce
Tuxhorn with 36-hole totals of 1856.
George Bailey. jr., has scored rs
and SO with IL handicaps in each
round for total Of l37. The final
round will be played the week of
June 20.
Brown Wins p. b. A. Tourney.
William j. Brown Of the Perma-
nent Building Association proudly
was showing around the ONCE to-
day the big trophy emblematic Of
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Maryland trout streams are higher
and in better condition than at any
time since the opening OF the season.
Paintings of trout which were cur
tailed on account of low waters now
are being made. All major streams
are receiving weekly allotment
that should make the final 80 days OF
the season really productive.
Cherry Greek, the Garrett County
stream which was set aside this year
exclusively for fly fishermen, was
stocked with 5000 trout measuring
from the legal Z inches to as high
as IA. q
For weeks the Potomac and its
tributaries have been crystal clear.
But that was before the opening of
the bass season in Virginia and the
earlier start this year of the season
In Maryland.
The Potomac is so hopelessly
muddy now that at least a week
must pass before it will be worth
fishing. That week must be without
rain over the watershed OF the
Shenandoah and the Monocacy.
Even the coves and creeks in Vlr-
Kinia, usually fishable, are not worth
while, for the high waters have been
too much for their flow to keep clear.
However, we have reports of q j.
FOUNDER being caught in Occoquan
Greek on opening day and two
catches of one bass each in the canal
above Washington.
An error in reporting the many
new regulations in effect in Mary
land this year noted the issuance OF
a one-day license. 1t had IN mind
the Deep Greek area where such q
license has been issued for some
years.
In checking up it appears that
even there according to Section 464
of the regulations, there will be a
discontinuance of the one-day
license. We asked Deputy Game
Warden Norris for clarification OF
this point.
Eoatmen from both sides OF the
bay are fishing for stripers IN the
Eastern Bay and Choptank River
areas with good results. Some are
using the method Of cumming and
batting with the small shore shrimp.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
CoIored Golf Tourney
Listed June 28 and 2o

Second annual colored women's
Recreation Department golf tourna-
ment, sponsored by the Community
Center and Recreation Department,
Divisions 1918, will be held June 28
and 29 at Langston Golf Course.
Entries are coming from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Richmond and WASH
ington.
Defending champion is Mrs. Ethel
Terrell. Cups will be awarded win
ner and runnerup in each flight and
. gold medal to the medalist. Joseph
H. Cole, Michigan 1l5S. is accepting
entries.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Champ Gillespie Gains
In M. S. Net Tourney
Dy the Associated Press.

BY the Associat ted Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 19.-
Led by Defending Champion VII
liam Gillespie of Miami. favorites
moved into the Quarter-final round
Of the Middle States championship
tennis tournament.
Gillespie downed George Dunn,
Philadelphia, 13, 81, but was ex-
tended by Elston Wyatt Of Navy
before triumphing, s-, SIS.
Richard Mckee, also Of Miami,
seeded third, turned back Vincent
Paul, New York, SIS, Is, 60.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
J. Z DOUGLASS co.
NOTICE OF FORMATION or

A&101 ~ nv
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that .
LIMITED Partnership has been formed
under the hrm name J. Z. DouRlass Co.
to carry on . general real estate business
brokerage business. J. Z. Douglass Of
ana E J. u: = ,5,D. RouEIasa ir" Of oss4 2sth st;
Partners; Nellie d. Douglass of $3.50
Conn; ave nv, Washington D. c.. and
Dorothy W. Douglass Of 62s4 a9th st.
farn.rs MsnPs0n Th. amoun ~ s.pt, are sDee1,
trihuted by each Special Partner is two
thousand. fve hundred dollars (S2,500.OO
in cash. The partnership shall commence
on the second day Of June, 1871. and
,haH terminate on the second day of
aEreement among the several partners.
Certifcate Of Limited Partnership signed
and acknowledged BY all the partners was
dled on June 2, 1941. in the once Of the
Clerk Of the United states District Court
ior i The p DISTRICT Of Columbia and was as
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
De Shona Becomes Manuaer

Jimmy De Shong, former. Wash
ington pitcher, has been named
manager OF the Attention team IA
the Class B Interstate League.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

FURNITURE FINISHER,
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED MAN. OUR EN-
PLOYES KNOW OF THIS
AID. BOX 303-G, STAR.
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED.
Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Applicants must be % to
40 years of age, S it. Z ms. to
6 #. 2 ins. in height and must
weigh in proportion (140 to
225 pounds.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
seth and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash, D. G..
Evening star., 1941-06-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOVT. EMPLOYE. DRIVING TO CALF.
stopping Natl. Parks; Nash sedan; take 3,
help drive some expenses. AID. 6626.
PORTLAND, OREGON-LEAVING JUNE 30
in 1899 Pontiac: can take 3. Call Mr.
Ackermsn, after 6. Woodley 502a.
DRIVING 70 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE.
Northern Wisconsin June 21. can take 3
passengers. ME. 0S95.
GOING TO Los ANGELES WILL CARRY
few. to share expenses; l941 Ford sedan.
radio: careful driver. Cali MR.. r. GIL
MARTIN, Ma. $3.50
GOING KANSAS. MO, ANY DAY BEFORE
July /. new Pontiac; 3 or 4 passengers.
share expenses. Call MI. 7717 after D m.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
SPECIAL NOTICES,

1IGnNMd TINS SUNDAY. THE OLD
New Orleans Restaurant win again Be
open Our air-conditioning Is now In
operation. Sunday dinner from 12 noon
to d m. 1911 Conn. AVE. Af 18th at.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Monarch Boys Winners

Monarch Boys Club won over the
Eagles, SIS, in . softbal game yes
terday With Jake Plotkin smacking
out two homers for Monarch.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATRD BY MY
own method. Results effective for Q life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 03ss.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me telephone call. You can get
500 and need repay only S1.63 per week,
which includes interest. the only charge
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS, Michigan 651o.
HEMs-wHILE YOU WAIT, soc UP M
cludirR fitting: Reviewing. Refining, Alter
atoms ''THIMBLE SHOP" 1877 18th ".
CHILDREN BOARDED IN PRIVATE HOME
of PHYSICIANS wife. Best care. Reason
able. CH. 261S. 24'
RENE GOVERNMENT WORKER, wrr-
messed accident Jan. II Dupont Circle
assault between white and colored Call
NO S527
Evening star., 1941-06-19
hELP MEN 3 WoMEN.

CLERK. typist. gentile: permanent posi-
tion II satisfactory with established 1rm.
Salary to start $500 week Reply in own
handwriting, stating education, experience,
references. BOX sO-G, Star.
COUPLE. elderly, white. no heavy work,
good home, salary. cook, h.w.. drive car;
unusual opportunity for right person. Do
not phone 221e Wisconsin NV.
COUPLE, white, man must be employed, to
take care of Groom roominR house in
exchange living quarters. No salary.
TIT 21st st. NV. Do not phone.
sETTLED COUPLE man employed, woman n
with cafeteria and rooniins house expert
enee: $4,000 and room. Box 319-G. Star.
WOMAN OR MAN. colored, to live in, gen
eral housework, laundry and cook. One in
family, $40 per week State references and
telephone number. Box 312-G Star. 21s
Evening star., 1941-06-19
SALESMAN.
SOLICITOR

TO canvass hotels, restaurants, apartment
houses relative to gas-hurninK eouipment:
salary, $50 pHr mo. plus commissions;
for Advancement with national
1rgani1at ton; state age, past experience.
Box ST3-D, star
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Gas Appliance and Service Man,
Must be good pine filter, expert adjusting
all makes Of gas appliances: permanent DO
sition with national organizHion: salary
allowance: state age, experience fully. Box
37s-D, Star.
Radio Man for Outside Work,
Oar furnished; salary, 436-S4Q Dor weak;
must Be experisnesd. Colony Radio, 611e
osorgfs ~. nv.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

ARY-sTENOGRAPHER, for patent
law once: must be young. energetic and
alert: salary, $40 per mo. Reply, fully
stating education and stenographic expe-
rience as well as personal status. Box
366-D Star
Evening star., 1941-06-19

CLOTHING SALESMEN,
Experienced. State age, qualifications
and references. Inquiries eonndential.
BOX 290-0, star. 20s
Evening star., 1941-06-19
DIAMOND CABS.

White men wanted. u years OF aes or
Must have up-to-date District Of Column
bia motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the metropolitan area
(nearby Maryland and Virginia ineludedD.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr. A. I. Ltvsie. Room No. III.
1875 18th &C, NV, between and pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Camp Councillors,
Call Wisconsin 2811
Evening star., 1941-06-19
HELP WoMEk.
(Continued.)

SECRETARY. young, prefer one with some
experience in real estate once. Apply
1AQG
Evening star., 1941-06-19
HELP MEN.
JOHNS-MANVILLE
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Wanted by builder to cover new homes in
Mt. Pleasant: only those with local expert
ence and who have car need apply.
SHAPIRO INC. 1341 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

sLcRiETA5FY,sTENooRApFsEE ,,S for Long
experienced; excellent salary; forty-hour
week: good pay for overtime. Apply Box
24S-G Star, givins educational background,
experience and age.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Has opening for men over 81 years Of age
Metropolitan Area for year; free instrue-
tion: can earn $25 to S36 wkiy. Apply at
10 an promptly for further details. 310
N at for Mr. nnoth
Evening star., 1941-06-19
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEh
CARD PUNCH,

iIRL. colored. wants Job hotel, once. dept,
tore maid; night or day: excellent ref.
forth 5301,
Evening star., 1941-06-19

MATTRESSES, ?, white. Apply Macs Grill,
North Beach, Nd. Bus at 11th and Pa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

pnilsdelphia. Mim- arrived Fssday
for fsw days visit 70 Azr. ard Mrs.
J. p. nsnard
Mr.. and MFz. Pred Amxier and
two daughters. Sue snd Jsns. NJ
and Mrs. Joe Riley ard tiaree chill
ren Ann. Jane ard Nike. and kktsM
Mildred Davis of 0ulfport salI BE-
guests Christmas Day IN ths Homs
0f Mr.. and Mu. Leon Nelson.
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Mr. and Mrs. " y. Newton and
children. Ora Eiisn. Bobbie and
Evelyn. win spend Chrtskmaa with
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NJ. and Mrs. W A. Reynnlds.
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Miss. win spend the holidays wssl,
her mother. Mra Mndnra cIriot.
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Mr.. ard Mrs Dale uauthier and
sons. Dale and Andrew. and Ar
and Mrs Harry ssnlfh. and ksr
and hra. Floyd McCraE of Noble
uill spend Christmas N tie bona
Of Mr and Mrs. II. A. Fnils.
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