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Evening star., 1941-08-14
SAtESkEN.

SPECIALITY SALESMEN.
4 new deal for WASHINGTON that really
sells an $50 sale on easy terms: pays Won
SlS commission Immediately; we furnish
you SIX definite. qualified leads every day
our men are making up to 500 per week
u you want real job with future phone
Y s. Paine before noon only at District
4210 for further details Is.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

PIANO-Used late model plain mahogany
case baby grand in good condition Sls1:
easy terms. Jordan's, corner 18th and
Evening star., 1941-08-14

/ EFRIGERATORS-Do you want bargains
| in nationally known refriserstors, washers
and other appliances? Come out to the
/ low-rent district buy at builders prices.
/ 1910 models, Westinghouse, G. E.: Hot
point. Kelvinator. Philco, Norge. AL brand;
| new 1940-1941 models in stock. Renewed
| refrieerators, excel. cond, at lowest prices.
Cash or terms. Col. Sill SpI; sh9p CENTER.
WARD RADIO g. APPLIANCES,
SS2S q Silver EprinR SE 22QQ.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

BEDROOM. walnut, lovely waterfall
suite Fine inner-spring mattress. Excel
lent coil sprine- Lots of utility furniture. :,
ACME AND SAVE" 4 broadloom rugs.
ACME STORAGE. 46ls 14th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-08-14

| PIANOS FOR RENT New and used
spinets. grands, consoles and small up
rights at low rates; money paid as rental
applies on purchase price II you decide to
buy later Republic 62l2. Kits, 1890
G st (middle of the block.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

GERATORS-Deep-cu sacrifices on
over 500 refrigerators. We have the largest
display in Washington and guarantee not
TO be undersold. We have group Of Cen
eral Electric, Frigidaire, Westinshouse.
Crosley, Kelvinator. Norge, Leonard, Cold
spot, Mayfower. used as low as $40.
Brand-new l94I refrigerstors at Atlas
low prices. No money down Long, easy
terms. Unusually liberal trade-in allow
Evening star., 1941-08-14
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO MINNESOTA TOMORROW
take one or two passengers. Phone
Franklin 1857 after $50 O'Clock today.
WANTED TRANSPORTATION FOR TWO
to Altoona, Pa, Friday evening. return
Sunday. Hillside O770-J.
DRIVING CALIFORNIA VIA TEXAS AUG.
10 or II, take 3. share expenses. Phone
Hillside O555, 8 am to pm IA
Evening star., 1941-08-14

Counter men manager to work on counter
and manage a small but modern business.
including buying, making of limited menus
and directing help. Successful applicant
must have had at least h. S. education and
previous experience as a working manager.
Liberal salary and percentage on sales.
Only men of good character and endorse
ment considered. Confidential. Box 492-M,
Star
Evening star., 1941-08-14

PIANO - Latest model, full-keyboard
spinet; used for a very short time on rent
al; very special, onir Sl95. Mahogany
finished and has full keyboard Easy
terms. Ma. 1923. Jordan's, corner 18th
and @ StS.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

BOOK CASE. sectional and desk combins-
ton. single bed complete: chest of
drawers: studio couch. Harry Jones,
, Security STORAGE, 1l40 18th ST. NV.
BOOKS, new and old. bought and sold
Bargains always. PAUL PEARLMAN. III
| @ st VS. DI 2n42
Evening star., 1941-08-14

HELPER in cabinet finishing shop. Also
drive truck. Apply 1882 Goth st. NV.
JUNIOR statesmen (2). to learn home
tnd office appliance business: salary; must
be clean cut. married: Washington resident
preferred. See MI. Jarvis, Macdonald s,
61s l4th st.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

RADIos-Nev S6.s6, reg. s995 model.
Res. 1895 Emerson's S9e5. R. c, A..
Emerson and Phico l94l models. 25 TO
400 of. Apex Radio Co., ZOE 9th St
Evening star., 1941-08-14

PIANO, latest model Knsbe spine;, in
practically new condition, now for sale at
a substantial saving over the new price.
Has been used less than six months. Easy
terms. New guarantee. Republic 62l2
Kits. 1880 G ST. middle OF the block.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

Assistant manager for large servicenter
needed Good advancement possibilities in
chain of stations. Apply ESQ Servicenter.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FuRNrTURE-I have some exceptional
SSS.s tstblss % Fas; SsHins; 5T?% ao
model home. Call RA. 1919.
Sofa. $500. Honduras mahogany bedroom.
A. soTsseqs G.ea5ion MUST BE SEEN L.,t TO
Ssinut dresser ae nuda Maple Eagle ehesf' odd ssss
BELL STORAGE. 1890 Fourteenth ST. NV.
Doors oxen am. and until each evening
8 pm
Neutrality-suspicious. brown velour
condition. 1900 18th NV. Apt. 304.
FURNITURE-axl2 broadloom rus, wing
chair with down cushion, ladies' small
mahosany desk mirror, etc. Taylor s921.
GAS RANGE, quality: burners, oven con-
dition: Sis. 1923 Lonefeilow St NV
GENERATORS STARTERS, S3 so up: larg-
elec. repairs; 9th year. CARTY, COS l4tn.
fsSfired. a445 nLhN so Il Phone Ma1rice cenj. J.
Colbert Co. District 1926.
1RoNs-G; z. ss.95 electric ron and spas
LIVING ROOM SUITE, including bed
davenport reasonable. Phone CH. 2SU7
any time.
LIVING ROOM, 3-pc. modern Jacquard,
$50 so; sofa bed and chair Ss9i5; maple.
S34 .95. We invite comparison. Furniture
Mart; 5000 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. Is
NAVAL OFFICERS UNIFORMS, size small
3s. blue and white Call NE. O652 or
WI. 1862.
OIL BURNERS. "Timkln Rotary" several
others; reasonable. Phone between $50
a m. and pm. SH. 510a.
PIANO, player. mahoeany, excellent condi-
ton. suitable for home or recreation room.
Chestnut 0225.
/ PIANOS-Slishtly used spinets, Sa5 up;
used uprights. $40. SIS, $50 and up;
also plenty Of special values in new
Evening star., 1941-08-14

condition. small: SIS Call Hobarty416s.
REFRIGERATORS, used, l3-cu. 1T model.
G. E. all porcelain, in perfect condition.
Very low price. Also l Kelvinator and one
au-porcelain Leonard refrigerstor. o-cu =
fl. Westinshouse, perfect condition; very
~ j. c HARDING ( CO. NC,
Evening star., 1941-08-14

SEWING MACHS, $40 up; treadles, port.
console new machs. low as 10c day;
rents, repairs. 611 10Th NV. Ma. Ills.
SEWING MACHINES, Singer, portable.
cleo, pract. new, guar; S32 so: treadles
81 I'D: rents. repairS o412 18th "
Evening star., 1941-08-14

REFRIGERATORS late cleo, 4ia Gu. f.
excel cond.. S32 day-bed. So; single bed
So. 1905 Webster NV ia 03S3-
Evening star., 1941-08-14

BEDROOM. maple with twin beds.
dresser and chest. Good mattresses and
springs. Duncan Phyfe 10-pc. mahogany
dining room. odd extension maple table.
6-pc- large maple tsolid) dinette- Heavy
chrome leather 3-pc. suite. Lamps. tables.
BARGAINS AT ACME" Open nights"
ACME MOVING & STORAGE, 46ls 14th
ST NV Georgia 1000 Open NIGHTS -
Evening star., 1941-08-14

RADIOS. 50 each: reposs and from STORAGE.
Buy one for the beach or spare room;
$50, all rebuilt 1910 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1941-08-14

p. q. Smllh, I344 y So. ID GIpcoIn 6UoU.
REFRIGERATORS, rebuilt and guar. all
standard makes. as low as s29 9.e5; also
crates a. special low prices. We are au-
horized dealers for GENERAL ELECTRIC.
WESTINGHOUSE. KELVINATOR. PHIICO
and CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS. Buy
now while they are available and prices
are low. Liberal trade-in allowance. Easy
terms. You may pay with your lisht bill.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
51I 10th ST NV National SST2
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Business advertisements under Stu
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
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 Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
Evening star., 1941-08-14

poster led. Matinee The original Of
this suite probably cost $4,000 on. This
is reproduction Of the old South If
YOU are interested in character furniture
SEE THIS SUITEll Doors open . am.
until @ D m. each evenine." Beds. S145.
Wardrobe. 1913 Table, Siu0 BELL
STORAGE ti63O) 463u Fourteenth St
NV G-orsia aSS0 -Open evenings
Evening star., 1941-08-14

son. reg 500 95 model $50 cash Also auto.
changer console model floor sample. $50
ca sh Aney Padio Co mo 9th 81 NV M g,
Evening star., 1941-08-14

RUG, green, fber, with orange modernistic
design. 9xl2, good cond.. $3.50: Venetian
blind and boxed for drapes, 8 #. q inches.
all fixtures made by the Shade Shop. good
Condition. s. Call Enae 1858
Evening star., 1941-08-14

LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House.
S1l 9th st. NV. RE 1115.
Oman Until
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Two Journeys Listed
Tomorrow for D. C.
Divot Diggers
N. B. c. Host to Women:
Pro-Amuteur Contest
Christens New Rule

Two Journeys are listed for tomor-
row, with the feminine golfers and
the pros scheduled for action Co.
lumbia will entertain field of fair
golfers tomorrow in the National
Broadcasting Co. tourney, an affair
which started in 1887. At Ken
wood at the same time the pros will
be playing in an amateur-pro af-
fair under new Setup. For the
first time a new rule of the Middle
Atlantic P. G. A. will be in force,
requiring all amateurs with handi-
caps of or less to play from
scratch. Amateur with handicaps
of or more will receive half their
handicap.
This ruling follows a tourney at
Washington several weeks ago,
where a handicap mixup caused
some trouble. Meanwhile the pros
still are looking around for a site
for the Washington open champion
ship and are wondering how the
Baltimore boys put ON such sue
cessful show last month at Elk
ridge. Crux of the situation in the
Washington open promotion is 500.
1t comes about this way: The pros
want the tourney to be successful
from the money standpoint. To
make 1t SO they need 500 to be
added to the purse. So far no club
has come forward with that offer.
Tommy Doerer, East Potomac
Park manager, is working on a
plan to have Sam Snead and Gene
Sarazen come to Washington for
an exhibition match at East Po-
tomac in the fall. Gene has played
here already this year, but Sammy
has been coy about saying "yes." "
Several of the pros around town
are planning a trip to Hershey, Pa,
for the Hershey open at the end OF
August. This one carries prize
money of grand. which isn't pea
nuts. First money will be $1,000.
AL Houghton is playing with the
idea of competing either in Chi
cago tourney or the Canadian open.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
in the
Rubber Situation

i would like 10 talk to you about rubber
and tell you some of the reass.xiag things
- see them to-day.
THIS is good time to do it because you,
IKE good many other Americans, may be
wondering if you will be able to buy new
tires daring the months ahead.
We, at Goodyear, are making this report
10 you because we feel it is our RESPONSE
bility to keep you informed. You have
helped Us buid our business and we want
you to know the full facts Is we see them
here in Akron.
AS write this, We sincerely believe there
will be enough tires for these who need then
if everybody helps snd sersethias who're
seen does not develop.
Ststistieally, the rubber indsstry is IN
good shape today to care for present needs.
The Government, through the Rubber
Reserve Company, is importing more
rubber than is needed for current require
ments Thus the Government and the rub
Der industry are cooperating in sensible
policy Of storing up supplies of rubber for
rainy day."
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Thomson, H. Smith Trim
Farrell, Runyon Easily

BY the Associated Press
WESTFIELD, N. j., Aug. q
Jimmy Thomson, Chicopee Falls,
Mass. and Horton Smith, Pinehurst,
N. c.. defeated Johnny Farrell of
Springfield and Paul Runyan, White
Plains, N. Y, in an exhibition match
today at the Echo Lake Country
Club for the benefit Of the British
war relief and the American Red
Cross.
The Thomson-Smith combination
had a best-ball score of 32-35-67.
Farrell and Runyan carded 1876
-72, even par.
Thomson was low man in the
foursome. with a 33-36-69. The
other individual scores were Smith,
33-37-7O; Runyan, 37-36-73, and
Farrell, 38-38-76.
In match play Smith and Thom-
son finished five up on their op-
ponentS.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Wins Praise for Sentiment and Tradition Its Rule Of Game
Use Of Borrowed
Clubs Is Taboo

If you break one Of your clubs
during a links competition, and
borrow a club from an opponent
to play a shot during the round
you are subject to disqualified
ton, even though you may not
have IA clubs (the legal limit
in your golf bag.
This is a new Interpretation
of the 14-club rule by the United
States Golf Association, and is
sure to affect some local players
in the tournaments to come. 1t
Is not printed as such in the rule
book, but is official.
Suppose golfer knocks ball
against a tree in competition,
and in getting it out breaks his
6-iron. He cannot thereafter dur
ing that round borrow a similar
club from an opponent under
penalty of disqualification, un-
der the new Interpretation.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

I'd like to emphasize dssf tsere Is ~
shortage Of rubber. No such condition exists
as in some other basic materials needed
for National Defence. There IS, further,
10 shortage of prod4.c4;aa fae;t;ties ia tae
rubber Industry.
Goodyear is cooperating fully with the
Government in an increasing number Of
defense activities. These include airplane
parts and tires, barrase balloons and dirigi
bIes, bullet.puncture-sealing gas tanks and
hose, gas masks, and inflated rubber boats
AS we'll as special tires for tanks, trucks,
assd motorcycles
At the same time, We am to serve the
public BY making as many automobile tires
as we can TO prevent tire shortage and TO
maintain Goodyear quality throughout.
This is important because our test records
show that good tires not only give more
miles per dollar than cheap tires, bat they
use considerably less rubber per thou
sand nailes Travelled.
We hope you'll be able to buy Goodyear
Tises whenever YOU need them. But We
Evening star., 1941-08-03

Do sof drive evsr 80! Tires wear o.st $40 faster
at 20 miles an hour than So Safe driving speeds
also ssve gasoline, oil, money and lives.
Cheek tire Presssres every week. Too little pres
ss,re breaks down sidewalks. Too na.sch pressure
wears cut center Of the tread.
Meke ssre yesr brokes ore properly adissfed
s~d yesr wheels boIoResd emd in line. A wheel
one.haf inch ont Of line drags tire 81 feet side
ways IN every mile.
Rs+sfe yssr firss. Reverse a,e direction Of DE
tires e.sry 400 10 1900 n,;lss. Have q eaa.peAent
Evening star., 1941-08-03
81 Golf Puirs Listed
For Manor Tourney

Thirty-two pairs are entered in the
team tournament beginning today at
Manor Club The affair is fixture
on the club calendar and will be
conducted on a handicap basis.
PairingS and handicaps are as
follows:
H. K Beck and G. c. Billiard 90 vs..
Shipley and w. J. McCreery {sl VS.. DR.:
J. G. Reilly and c. A. Alber Q2);- Earl
McAleer and R. G. Gibson % VS.. H; L.
g0 vs.. II G. Pitts Pitts and and H WorSshsssteer Sas.ea
go VS.. L. D. Cannon and A: F. Adams 90;
Les Atkinson and WIS. Lunger 05) VS..
Les Ritter and c. H. Willingham t8;
w L. Jones and A. M. Buic U7 VS.. Ken
Lsi1erty and l.. P. Souder 11l; Ray Moore
and Art Cross 90 VS.. j. " Brownell and
l.. J. Stratton 90: D. r. Hutchison and A.
F. MscDougold (4 VS.. J. r. Bailey and
M. S. Schlosser US): c. Leaking and c. F.
Mclaughlin Q5) VS.. F. j. Butler and W.
A. Covert 40: M. Whittlesey and. Z. c.
Holmeade I'D VS.. w. ]. Peters and George
d McGehee; J. B. ONeill and J. A. Pratt
Q2) VS.. Dick Meyer and Tom Corwin 90 /;
r. B. Riley. jr.. and 8. Ervins t22) VS.. A.
M. Pickett and r. P. Harrington u5):
Mai. =. c. Meade and Joe Morris 17! vs..
c. G. Graves and =. Z. Sutter 14l: j. 3.
Mcbride and George H. Jones uD W.
r. M. Simpson and W. A. Clark fn); Billy
Sturees and Dick Metzler 90 vs.. j. r.
Maddocks and r. c. Psssineell Q4.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
90 Woman Golfers
Paired for n. B. +.
Event Tomorrow

Ninety feminine golfers will play
tomorrow at the Columbia Country
Club in the National Broadcasting
Co. tournament for Glass A players,
with handicaps of Is strokes and
below.
s:so-Mrs. Max Taylor MAN. Mrs.
~ 8 L1nser MAN Mrs ,, H. a; Men
Mrs J. r. DALEY (Msn }. Mrs, J. E. Nell
MANI; s:4O--Mrs. L. E. Harris Wood J.,
Mrs. J. M. Epperly lcolJ. Mrs. L, Haugen
Mrs. C. J. wilkinson lCong), Mrs. ]. r.
Powell Man1: s:b0-Mrs J. C. Dale
Ken MS; H: W. Sharpe Ken }, Mrs.
aa IA MSSesha coi mrs .hfH J. A. Mari '0Is co, Mrs. vs.
n B. Frost tColD
a:oO-Mrs. P J. winkler. tconr), Mrs.
TnsTss Tn1bsti Penn I cGGg mg, sS'Mgs oS.s NJ
Mrs. Edgar Puryesr tMan.l: 9:lo-Mrs.
Donald Hess IArs1, Mrs - Edward Wild
iytE sMAs ATE F Ms drOss + IS tco adref MFs Ken
lKen;l, Mrs. W, B. Jaryis, ,(coll. Mrs. g.
a,I.s COL MRS: Mrs: VI; chidiav Ken:
a:aO-Mrs, Gilbert Hahn (wood). Mrs,
ssnGy sIm6y, %odn GSod%an swooS Mss Esih RsT
81 . 4 + n Hetae has wsshS: 1o'!s S4oHMfs. . Yrs
WHOA Martin tWaSh.l, Mrs. a. l.. FRANKLIN
twash.D, Mrs H. A. Knox tCongD 9:45--
MIS- Myron Dsvy tColD. Mrs. Betty p.
Meckley ken. Mrs. Richard kreuzberg
tKenD; 9:5O-Mrs. T. F. Neblett MANI.
Mrs. Leo Walper II. s.; 9:55-Mrs. Walter
Stokes MANI, Mrs. T. o. Brandon tCol.),
Mrs. J. w. Godfrey fCongD.
1o:0O-Mrs. G. Z. Pugh (Man;l, Mrs;
r.. J. Simons (ManD, Mrs. r. c. Mitchell
SMsn.l; 1O:05-Mrs. r. s. Butler tken. }.
Mrs. P. w. Rutledge "a. NJ, Mrs. r. T.
Echlossberg "a. NJ: 1910. Mrs. F. O..
Await tCongD, Mrs David Henderson
,,Wa:ho; Mrs, D: TsehltIsly (Wash:1i )
" sadtier "a. NJ. Mrs. c. B. Mssruder
a. NJ: 10:20-Mrs. Kurtz Hansen &C.
c.. Mrs. F. r. Keefer &C. c.. Mrs. F. M.
Hopkins tKen); 1928, Mrs T. NJ Beavers
tManl. Mrs. j. II. Bullock tKenD, Mrs.
A. A. McEntee (KenD.
Mrs. c. W. Hill (ArgJ. Mrs. NJ. A. Dent
(B. DAM: 1O:35-Mrs. Marion Falls
Z; =; Beech Man: 10:40-Miss Jerry
Mrs. M. M. Maxwell "a. M; 1O:45-Mrs.
a NJ; Mrs. Roy Johnson "a. NJ; 1O. So
ysre. tKeno, Mrs; I. E. Peterson tKenJ;
George Goetzman CKen), Mrs. Arnold
Il:Oe-Mrs Harold Smith twash.), Mrs.
George Roney WASH, Miss Ann Reh
tWash0.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

An 11th-hour effort to settle
amicably the dispute in dates for
boxing shows at Griffith Stadium
apparently failed last night as Joe
Turner proceeded with plans for his
all-star card August 25 while rumors
were about that Ray Avis feather
weight fuss between joey Archibald
and Chalky Wright would be can
celed.
Neither Alvis nor any member of
the boxing commission could be
reached to ascertain the facts in
the case, but over the grapevine line
came word that Al WE'LL, Archibald's S
manager, had rejected compromise
plan to stage the bout August Is in
stead of four days later as originally
proposed. When last heard from,
Alvis still was standing pat and
threatening to take the show into
Riverside Stadium, August IS.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

tire dealer do this and ak him to check your tires
economy and may prevent q serious accident.
For added .efefy oad economy. repIoee isser
fsbes with LfeGsords. This reserve fne-xitI,in-
a-t1e lets you use all the mileage in your tires
with LifeGuards You can safely have your good
tires regroo~ed and retreaded. You can install
L;feG.ards the modem safety Successor 10 the
inner tube - in tires IN service IN tires.
Hove yesr fires rsfresded BY competent dealer
If the eas;.es are good eaoagh. A coed rshesad
Evening star., 1941-08-03
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CULVER, Ind, Aug. 1.-Two hun
dred youngsters from n States will
compete next week in the National
Boys and Juniors Tennis Tourna-
ments, stepping stones for such court
greats as Francis X. Shields, Frank
Parker, Donald Bulge, Robert Riggs
and c. Gene Mako.
The tournaments, held at Culver
Military Academy since 1928, will
get under way Monday.
Bobby Falkenburg. Hollywood
Calf, will defend his 1910 boys
championship, but Robert Car
rothers, Coronado, Calf, is out OF
the Junior division he dominated last
year.
Bulge Patty Of Los Angeles. ma
tional boys champion in 1899, is
CALIFORNIA; chief bid for the ju-
nior title.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

slso want 10 ssow yux kw yua en naGs
your tires last longer. That will mean a ss~-
ing to you, Of course; and in addition It win
help conserve the rubber 50 vital to oar
National Defense program. A few ss,eees-
items along these lines are pria<ed below.
We are happy to offer you the advice and
cooperation of theGoodyear Dealer in your
neighborhood on any tire problem. We've
taken lot of care over the past forty years
to select and train Goodyear Dealers so that
they could help you get the greatest mileage
from your tires, with the greatest safety, st
the lowest cost per ns;le.
These days, particularly, dizzy are resds.
and as eager as we are to serve yoa N every
way they can. You'll find Il veil v,ortE
while to visit them regularly. -asasss
And remember, this IS time Tor aH f -
to use rubber wisely and to b&sy nernaally
according to actual needs.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Wood, Shute Stage
Hot Golf Battles
BY the Associs ted Press.

oy bHe hoSoSiotca q iNSo'
It's uncanny how the golfing
paths of Craig Wood and Denny
Shute have run together.
Eight years ago they tied for
the British Open and Shute'won
in a playoff.
Two years ago they tied again
in the United States Open, along
with Byron Nelson. Shute lost
out in the first playoff and Nell
son won the second extra hole
affair.
And this year Wood won the
United States Open and Shute
was second. A.few errant shots
in. the closing holes and Wood
would have tied with Shute for
the third time in major cham
pionShip.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Avis Boxing Believed Cancelled
As Turner Can't COMPROMISE.

But Turner said his rival had tried
to effect last-minute change in his
plans yesterday, offering to cut Joe
in on the featherweight proceeds if
he would yield the park the week
prior to his own show. This Turner
said he could not do.
He pointed out that not only his
own interest, but that Of Jack
Kearns as we'll was involved.
He was afraid Kearns would pull
out his entire troupe if any snow
preceded Turner's at the park.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Morgan, New Jersey Lad,
Wins Swimming Title

CLEMENTON, N. j., Aug. 2 tP.-
Seventeen-year-old Warren Morgan
of Orange, N. j., won the 3-mile
junior National A. A. U. swimming
championship today.
Morgan came from behind to beat
Edwin Meyers, unattached, of New
York by IS yards in hour q
minutes and II seconds.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Girls as Cuddies
Seems Remote
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Miami Daily News re-
Gently got to wondering what
would happen if all the golf cad
dies were called into the Army
and girls had to take their places.
1t framed up a picture of some
short-clad pretties completely de-
stroying the concentration of a
couple Of male players trying TO
putt. Shucks, fellows, it's just a
dream.
If things got that bad there
wouldn't be any men around to
play golf, anyway.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Great Field of Tennis Youths
May Include Bensinger, Hall

Bobby Bensinger, Washington,
D. C.'s junior champion for the
past two years, is expected to rep
resent the Nations Capital and may
be accompanied by Bob Hall, his
doubles partner and runner-up to
him for the~District title.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Leitch, West in Final

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. 2 CP.-
Bobby Leitch, Richmond champion
and a newcomer to the Mountain
Empire Tennis Tournament. and
Fred West. Lynchburg veteran, ad-
vanced into the final today.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Times Have Chunoed

EDINBURGH Pl.-St. Andrews.
stronghold of Sabbath observance.
is to have Sunday golf and tennis.
the Town Council decided by 5 votes
tn 4
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Buckingham Net Club
Snares Interurban
Firsf-HaIf Crown

A strong new team. Buckingham
Community Club, has won the first
half championship of the Inter-
urban Tennis League by three
match margin over Greenbelt, which
finished second. Interior, last
years champion, managed to keep
out of the cellar by a single match
ahead of Whitintide.
Second half competition will start
today. with Buckingham playing
host to Greenbelt and Interior en-
tertaining Whitintide Matches will
continue through the month, with
Buckingham meeting the second
half champion if another team wins
Evening star., 1941-08-03

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Evening star., 1941-08-03

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