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Studio Couches, Sofa Beds

"WakefieId Studio Couch, custom built our speo-
fcotio1s opens to twin double size beds, with in
nersprino mottress construction each side Cotton
chevron covering S2975
Twin-divon Studio Couehe. S3475, S44.75, S54.75
Lift-up Studio couehes es------------------S4e S4e75
double size bed with nnersprine noottress $3.50
BEDROOM FURNIrUHE, FIFTH FLooR.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WALKING DISTANCE AND = ROOM
HDts. kit. bath, elec. refg., c h W: couple
or ladies. 1913 Rhode Island ave NV.
MT. PLEASANT, I724 KILBOURNE PL.-
adults, quiet empl couple pref; S35
ATTRACTIVE APT. Mr.. TRANSP.; LARGE
liv rm., bedroom kitchenette. semi-private
bath: reasonable Emerson 53SS.
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40 EYE ST. NV.
Very desirable front. 2 rooms. dinette,
Kitchen, bath. northern and southern ex-
posure; near Govt. Printing and Post Ofice;
nicely furn. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated. $50.
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REDUCED TO $3.50.

Nr. I4th and Hamilton SITS, n.w.-Very
attractive detached home containing rms,
? baths, maids rm. and bath. front and
residential neighborhood. Home suitable
for doctor or dentist. Ewes. phone MI.
owen, CO. Sl66.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
roo 15tb 81 NV ReaItor Ma 0753
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MASS. AVE. SECTION,
co An

A new detached brick, Cane Cod style; s
rooms, bedroom and !, bath on LIST f., .
large bedrms and bath 2nd f.: large
bright. dry recreation room; oil air heat:
garage; . sold. left Easy terms. Call
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BETHESDA, MD.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT.

Hillside, Nd, 3 blocks to District line.
Nearly new Southeast home, "a block stores,
schools. transportation. large rooms
fireplace, new oil furnace, hot-water heat
new elec refrigerator, gas stove, full tile
bath, shower, modern kitchen; will be COM
pletely ref1nished inside Can be sold for
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 II st. NV.
National S346.
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DOCTOR OR DENTIST,

First-foor apt in prominent bldg An
excellent location on 10th st. at Columbia
rd. Wired for X-ray Ample parking
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV. Ma 2345
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GEORGE C. GERTMAN. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District Of Columbia;--
Piaintir. VS.. ALBERT S. BATES. ct al
Defendants.-Civil Action No. 5551.-
ORDER "NISI, Upon consideration Of
the reports of Louis H Mann and George
c. Gertman, Trustees. it is by the Court
this 2lst day of January, AID. 1941,
ORDERED that the offer of S10000.00
cash OF Florence E. w. Fox for Lots 652
TO 664, inclusivei Sol to sec, inclusive:
S35. S37. $50. S4I, SAB, S45. S47. $40. S51
and S13 in Square 2672, premises 1401 to
1855. inclusive. Columbia Court (being 29
brick garages), is hereby accepted unless
a higher offer is made to said trustees and
reported to the Court on March Goth, 1871,
at ten o'clock AM; provided q copy
hereof be published once week for eight
successive weeks in The Evening Star and
The Washington Law Reporter before said
return day. 7. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH.
Justice. (SealO A true copy. Test:
CHARLES z. STEWART, Clerk. BY CHAS.
b. COFLIN. Asst Clerk
ja22, 90. 9.fe5,1219.26.ma5.12
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHEp.
(Continued)
5051 New HAMPSHIRE Ave.

2nd bldC from Gallatin St . br. liv. r,
kit, din. bath; cor. mod. fireproof apt
spacious lawns: $50. .5O-S64 80, incl gas
and refg Mgr.. RA 2935.
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THE COTTON.

Modern, f1reproof, convenient apt. bldg;
elevator. Secretarial phone; nicely turn.
TOURAINE. 1620 r st. u " DU. 65OO.
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NEAR 3sth AND MASS. AVE. NV.
s rooms. baths, Gear garage, oil heat,
cleo refg; rented until July this year, but
in this high-class, convenient location,
where there are but few houses for sale.
For further information call H. c. BISCOE.
WO. 1900 MA. 3467.
NEW GROOM BRICK HOMES
Convenient to Navy Yard. Priced S5,770.
Easy terms. Call Mr.. Foster. WA; 917S or
DI. 3346. WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
SILVER SPRING-ORDINARY 5-ROOM
house with bath and furnace in a very
nice section Just west of Georgia ave-;
'--'' LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K st. NV. MA. 1166.
BETHESDA, MD.
NEW CAPE COD BRICK.
rooms, 2 baths; lavatory on 1st moor;
elect. ref. oil burner, garage, large front
porch lot 60x100; priced right.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS,
72l 10th st. NV MA. 0765.
- Even Evenings Can Georgia 0033.
DETAcH5ED RRIcK sto7E IN GREsTyTEw sTeT1oT
and bath home with hot-water heat,
slate roof. screened porch. garage; on
beautiful incloSed lot 55x110 IT., six
NEAR aoS WALTER REED HOSPITAL and
convenient to stores and schools; center
hall plan, large sunroom on first floor;
hardwood floors throughout, hot-water
heat with oil burner: front porch,
built-in garage: in perfect condition
inside and out: price, $3.50.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
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2 RM K. FURN=S75.

city at Central High School; 10 min. to
I4th and G stS; rooms, kitchen, private
hath: also smaller ant: adults.
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1884 18th ST. NE.
MT. PLEASANT.

1900 block: south exposure; 3-story brick,
Q rooms. baths, l inclosed and | open open
porch Basement has rooms and bath,
oil heat. Gear brick garage. S11,500.
EDW. D. COLEMAN, 6l3 9Th st. NV. Ma.
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Mr.. Conn. Ave. and WoOdbine.
S11o5 To S13 500

group Of new detached brick homes in
beautiful setting on large lots; there are
4 large rms and two baths. auto. heat.
screened porches; some have first-foor
lavatoIy, one has FIVE bedrooms Select
your house now for spring occupancy.
Easy terms, consider trade. good buys Cali
MR.. BOSWELL. NE. 3033: evenings, WI.
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4609 18th ST. NE.

Brand-new semi-det. brick, rooms,
bath large living and dining rooms, mod
ern kit, recreation rm.. auto. heat; F H.
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INSPECT zoos NAYLOR RD. SE.-AUTO-
matte heat. refg., > glass-incloSed porches.
garage; bus at corner: $3.50. ROGER
MOSS, District 3l31
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

Positively must be sold Do you want
l00G plus for your dollar? Inspect .3l33
Chestnut St Z rooms. bedrms., brick
garage. auto. heat. Lot so by $50. 2021
Hamlir ST., new 6-room brick, tile bath
fireplace, auto. heat; weather, stripped
and Trieq Rhode Ms' Island 0Seo' ave-. Move IN. ~
H c. MAYNOR,
23l4 Rhode Island Ave. NE NO. 1888.
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OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN SUITE IN
downtown office building. secretaral serV-
ice optional. District 9170.
LARGE OFFICE. SUITABLE FOR CLASS
room. lecture room, etc; newly paneled
walls; centrally located. Gordon Hotel.
10th st. between Eye and K NV. Rental.
$40 mo. MA. 1864
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE IN OUR MOD
ern building Second National Bank. 1881
g st. NV See building superintendent.
ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR, SUITABLE ARCHI-
tect or builder. 1015 18th st. NV.
1910 CONN. AVE, 2nd FLOOR: 3 ROOMS,
suitable for Office or store, 3 large windows
on Conn. ave. Elevator Apply
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, INC
1921 Conn. Ave. DE 1900
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American University Park 8 bedrooms.
. baths finished third floor. detached
brick, less than 8 years old, a low price
on this one.
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STORES FOR RENT.

StSNES rON RENl.
Al LOCATION FOR A D G. s-WnL
build to suit tenant Call MR.. PERRY,
Georgia 3060. 9 am. or after pm.
1OO6-S 5th ST NW-LARGE STORE AND
basement. suitable most any business re-
tail or wholesale, Apply HIMMELFARB
PROPERTIES. 474 St NV ME 1IO7
wELL-LOCATED STORE AT 10Th AND L
SITS. n.w.-Rent as 1t is $50, or owner will
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. REALTOR,
723 Goth Street NV.
5000 CONN. AVE, OPP. zoo ENTRANCE.
20x40. Ideal for Small Business.
Apply Office or Phone HO. 1900
WISCONSIN AVE, AT MACOMB NV.
AVAILABLE ABOUT APRIL LIST.
One store 17.6 by 1O5 TT, fronting on
Wis ave One store. 165 by 50 it. 'front.'
KELLEY. STEELE &. BRANNER. DI. 774O.
1905 CONN. AvE.-2nd FLOOR, 3 ROOMS,
window space: S75. Apply.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
FIRST-CoMMERCIAL LOCATION.
18th and L Sts. NV.
cGnans i58 So So It. Sh enc
frances and show windows on two streets
and alley entrance; excellent arrangement
for display of any type of merchandise:
heat and hot water furnished. Apply
1921 Conn. Ave Decatur 5000.
IRVING ST, Mr.. 18th, NV.
Store. 15x50: opposite Post ONCE and
proposed large restaurant. Ask for Mr.
BRADLEY. BEALL g. HOWARD. INC.
Southern Bldg. National 0271.
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Bethesda, MaryIand-S5,T 10
ASIA CHESTNUT ST.

Practically new f1ve-room bungalow. in
immaculate condition; air-conditioned heat:
large, dry. bright basement: very best
kitchen equipment: lot 5Oxl0O H. For
nSpectinn call ROSS & PHELPS. MA 1900.
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$11,5O0.

Barnaby woods bedrooms. . bath
brick, detached, porches, large wooded 10
95Xl20, exceptional
J, WESI ,EY BUCHANAN
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY
IN THE FOREST ON 12-MILE
LAKE JACKSON

A safe. beautiful spot for your family;
cabin homes, $1,000 up: terms land priced
right; water and cleo; 81 mi, D. C. The
Lake Jackson. near Manassas. Va
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CoLORED-IS35 H ST. N.E-CORNFR.
modern, 6 rms, bath, porches: front. side
and back yard: garage. Apply 416 9TH st.
NV. RIM. 705, between 9-5 pm
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UNIQUE.

This charming new brick home In Bar
naby Woods. in our opinion, Is today's best
buy for S12.950. Paneled library and lst-
floor powder room. 3 bedrooms. baths;
conditioned oil heat, daylight basement,
drive-in garage on level; 60-foot lot. with
nhnne Wnndley o2R1
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HILLCREST.
Just of Ala. ave.-nearly new detached
brick rooms. baths recreation room room
shS5o rSe eVei ca AL M2 Altman GR s5Gf
WAPLE g. JAMES INC. Di. 3346
ON 10th ST. NEAR NEWToN-3-SToRY
brick dwelling, English basement type; ;
rooms baths; INV h l7ear o6a garage I'M
E. QUINCY SMITH, REALTORS.
909 18th St NV. District 9057
woopRIpGE HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Sold Before COMPLETION.
9609 Franklin St. n.e.-New Groom row S
ern eaq1R@osnt W@obRR S2Po RESIy d9SXIn sec per mo-
23Sl R. l. Ave. NE. North 1908.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
2Gl4 Fsnsna a16in St N Rs5ek eGDaTefs noufe Front
PRICE pTice $3.50 o.; or S. $50 with one lot,
bath, gas heat, front porch: mr. % Langdon ans
ram SWIM. WM. r fsO'ff 'TffH65RRowGooB
20.4 R / Ave. NE DE. 03l7.
oVERLooKgIINsGo e osG CATHEDRAL.
o.5 ; Bedrooms-,3 Baths. ..,.
center-entrance hall corner brick. Beau
dition. i Automatic heat, electric refrigeTa-
tion. A very spacious covered masonry
porch with south and east exposures.
MdlQ room ana DaIn anu a tWO-ChL pullL-
BOSS & PHELPS. exclusively. Ma. $500.
Evenings call Mrs. Collins DU. 6S12.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL.
S-rm. det. stucco. lot 50x200: new con-
dition. oil heat; garage; fruit trees; COW:
to schools and transportation. Wonderful
buy. Box 51-M, Star.
BRIGHTWOOD SECTION
Corner 7-room brick oil heat; d. garage:
owner leaving town; bargain Box Dom.
Star.
5022 ST NW-DETACHED BRICK,
painted white, picturesque stream borders
property Price. So, $50,
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE,
n...nn Il AAE....
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS WANTED.

SMALL FARM OR ESTATE WITHIN so
miles OF Wash. Send full particulars to
s. T. Wheeler, Shoreham Bldg, Wash. D. c.
WANTED-FARM ON SHARES
Crop with own equipment: would be as
caretaker. Montgomery County preferred.
Box ISL. Star
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REAL BARGAIN.

NEAR o, 5. CAPIIOL.
13 rooms a completed Kitchens, 3
baths; arranged as 4 aptS. Heat and hot
water Priced low for quick sale. MR..
PECK DI 22A1
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COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE

With a brook and a view; priced under
$4,000: detached Dutch Colonial white
painted brick house. close-in D. C: . large
bedrooms . closets in each; living room.
dining room, kitchen. built-in garage: close
to transportation and stores: easy terms.
Call Mr.. Kes Sbey. Emerson 5979. j. IVES
1 BUCHANAN
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S4.690.

S49o cash. S31 month. includes interest,
taxes and principal: high elevation; beauti-
full new brick. 3 large rooms and bath.
ern kit: conV. MR.. HOUSER. RE. 6s9a.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

coLORED-600 BLOCK goth N.E.--6 r.
500 down. balance like rent. W. W.
BAILEY. National 3570.
r. and b.. INV. heat, garage. porches;
hardwood floors 70 be put in new-house
condition. One Of the most modern
like rent. W. W BAILEY Ma 3570.
COLORED-14OO BLOCK NE R.
2Istorv corner brick ~ $500 go GOWN; balance
Unusual bargain; six large rooms, mod
porch, 2-car garage. full cellar. parauet
Sunday till $50; cheap at $500; terms
can be arranged. Don't miss this one.
JAMES E. SCOTT; Exclusiye. Agent.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
WE HAVE PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS
for houses, large or small, and shall appre-
ciate listing INTERSTATE BANKERS
CORP; woodward Bldg. care Mr.. Drain.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR coLoREp OR
white property. Prompt settlement. FED
ERAL z TgfidIST EINAMGE ztI9 &C. 9l6 New York ave-
WILL PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR
brick houses, 6 to l2 rooms. white or
Mr.. Mack. HO. $3.50. 2123 l4th ST. NV.
Ewes. and Sun. ia. 6538.
TO 10 RMS, D c. ONLY, ALI. Cash
A 'ciise GARVEY' d. Dil 45os, 1i28 @ Vt. ave. ave
Eve and Sun, GE $500.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored, any condition. E. A.
BARRY, 1907 H ST. NV NE. 2O25.
/ PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D houses; no commission. MRS
KERN 1892 Woodley pl NV. co. 2676.
LARGE HOUSE IN VICINITY OF. DUPONT
or Scott Circles, suitable for fraternal so
clety. EDW D. COLEMAN, MA. 1862. -
HAVE PURCHASER FOR GRIN. BRICK
house, with ami; located in white sec
ton, near Dupont Circle. T. j. LANE
Jr.. MA. 943S.
Cali, WAsHINGToNs LARGEST BUY
OtAA- ers of d. c. property. over one
million dollars worth bought in 1910.
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO, ME-. $500
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR d.
c. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick large OF small condition immateriaL
R HUMPHREYS,
S0S No. Cap Realtor MA OS7S
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2-RM., K. APT, S45; 5-R., $40.
BEST NV. SECTION.

FURN. 5-RM APT $50
Choice bldg. bright roomy suite real
fireplace fine fittings. co. 5169, co. 1lS2.
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ST .95O-BETHESDA.

81 1,S0U-BEIH HEODA.
Almost new detached brick home, con-
tanning extra large rooms q bedrms), I,
tile bath, auto. heat. garage. In a new
section near new Naval Medical Center,
attractive terms. Ewes, AT. 6551.
VIM H SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K st. NV. DI. 1015.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

REFINISHED 4-RM-, BATH, PORCH, GAR.
Everything incl, S37 50; furnished. S45.50:
mi north of Sill. Sp. on Ga. ave. turn
#. on Hermitage ave, 1st st. past Log
cabin Inn. 90 10 hOMSe on rlght
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oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT. 24-ROOM
house atop Alleghanies: all convenienceS
J. W. TRAVER r. F. c. Richmond. Va.
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NEAR MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
Attractive stone and brick house: 8
rooms, baths INV. heat. gas furnace;
. years old; vacant. To inspect call Mr..
Foster Warfield 917S, WAPLE q JAMES,
INC. DI 3346.
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MARIETTA PARK-sEMI-DET. BRICK.
+ Large Rooms, Baths.
Modern in Every Detail.
Beautiful clubroom. Very large lot;
brick garage. owner leaving and is offer
ing real value.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
Linkswomen's Sheridan Meet
Among Six Events on Gard
All Clubs Busy on Holiday

of 68-2 under par-to whip visit
ing Pro Danny Burton.
Joe Wilson and George Vass, with
10 and II, led the amateurs for the
victors.
Makes Birdie the Hard Way.
Les Whitten found a new way to
make a birdie on the 300-yard
first hole at the Washington Golf
and Country Club. Whitten knock
ed his opening tee shot out OF
bounds. Teeing up another bali he
hit it such an accurate and lengthy
wallop that it ended three feet
from the cup. He knocked in the
putt for a birdie 3.
Indian Springs Midget team was
a glum crowd today. 1t thought
it had its annual match against
the Giants all locked up and laid
away in moth balls. With only
three matches to play Dr. A. T.
Utz's Midgets had a lengthy lead
over the Giants, led by Hippo"
Joe HAYES in an ntra-Club match.
But when all returns were in the
Giants had triumphed by a single
point. winning IT to 16. All three
Giant teams at the tail end Of the
group won points, enabling what
DR.. Utz calls the "abysmal brutes"
to overhaul the Midgets and pass
them by a single point. Winners at
the tail end of the Giant lineup were
Mel Shorey and Charley Malone,
victorious over Claude Rippy and
Jock Olmstead: Pete Scarla and
District Champion Ralph Bogart,
victors over Lou Harrison and Jim
HUNT, and Jerry Enright and Earle
Clarv, winners over J. B. Robertson
and Karl S. Giles. Twenty-Five men
played on each side. Later in the
season the Midgets will catch
check for dinners for the Giants.
Woodmont golfers were playil 9
today in an 18-hole medal play for
the Simon Trophy, piece de resist
-ance of a full day of affairs at the
Bethesda club. Other events IN
cluded a mixed foursome, and driv-
ing and pitching contests. Malcolm
Mintz topped class A in sweep
stakes tourney at Woodmont yes
terdav with 83-l5-68. Other wln-
ners in that class were Bob Phil
lipson. 80-11-69, and DR.. Max
Hurston. 8o-19-70. Class B win
ners' Joseph Sharlin, 67-23-64;
Ed Engleman. 89-2O-69; DR.. Louis
Shere. o4-23-7l.
Meyer -Corwin Manor Winners.
Dick Never and Lieut.. Tom Cor
win are the new two-man team
champions at Manor. They whipped
H. L. Lacey and Mack Myers. 4 and
8. in the final round yesterday.
Manor members were engaged today
in a stern chase after Paul Rusher,
who yesterday forged away out in
front over the first round Of the
Presidents Cup tourney with 81
2l-60. Next was John R. Meyer,
with 72-12-64, while J. Beufer was
third with 8O-13-67.
Evening star., 1941-09-01

as Virginia streams that in the last
several years have been improved
a lot.
Dope on "Stingarees."
Another angler, who has been fish
ing the lower Patuxent and found
the large rays feeding there as we'll
as in the Bay, wants to know If
there is an approved method Of
getting them on the end of a line,
and the best bait and tackle.
Ordinarily "stingarees' will take
any kind of bait, dead or alive. fshed
on the bottom, but when they con-
gregate in the large schools as they
have in the Chesapeake this year
there is a good reason. to-wit, the
large schools Of aleWives and bait
fishes on which they are feeding
almost continuously. To look at a
rays mouth it is difficult to believe
1t could strike a moving fish. but
it appears to accomplish it easily.
The rays are waxing fat on lush
feeding.
When it comes to catching them
there is some doubt about their
dogged fight being worth the
danger that goes with their boat
ing, for they are capable of causing
wounds that will take months 10
heal. Fish them with large ale
wives. on the bottom, or with a float.
Be careful of the rays tail in boat
ing it.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
Pittman, Gipe Reach
SemifinaIs in Golf
AT Hot Springs
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HOT SPRINGS, Va. Sept. l.
Eugene Pittman and James Gipe,
both of Washington, moved into
the semifnal round of the 18th
annual Fairacre Challenge Cup golf
tournament on the Cascades course
here today.
Gipe. defending titlist, advanced
by defeating Donald McPhail of
Baltimore, and 2, while Pittman
disposed of Forrest Thompson Of
Washington, and 4, after Thomp-
son had registered the days upset
by beating Paul Jamison. tourney
medalist of St. Louis and former
Yale captain. 2 and l.
Other semif1nalists were George
Finn jr.. of Pittsburgh. who elm.
mated Walter lyman of Mamaro-
neck. N Y. and 4. and Don
OBrien of Richmond. who whipped
Tom Shepherd of Charlottesville.
/ up.
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Hot City League Stretch Drive
Looms After All Leaders Win

The Brewers banged Jack Red
niger for Is bingles in routing Jacob
sen Florists, 9-3, while Orange Disc
was helping itself to 81 triumph
over Prince Georges.
Doz Olson tossec an eight-hit
game for Heurich while his mates
were sewing up the game with a
three-run outburst in the first and
five more in the fourth frame
"Pinky" Miller swatted a triple for
the winners.
Buddy Webb set down Prince
Georges with four scattered hits and
would have had shutout but for
shaky spell in the fourth. He also
clouted three safeties to share bat
ting honors with Bill Garland.
Ninth and New York Avenue
Lunch checked Kronheim's late rally
to win a 5-4 decision for its fifth
straight in Section B. Birch had to
go to Carmel Nance's relief in the
sixth after two runs crossed the
plate to save the day. Norman held
the winners to eight hits while his
mates were collecting 10. but Kron-
helm couldn't get the tying marker
home.
Washington Flour took a firmer
grasp on the junior division lead by
its ST. triumph over Police No. 4
behind the two-hit chucking of
Kuldell. Jeffries paced the winning
attack with three hits.
Cardinal A. c. moved into fourth
place, ousting Police No by trip
ping the Coppers. 80, with run in
the last frame. Auquilino and Curles
hookeup in a mound duel which the
latter lost after limiting the foe to
six hits while his mates got eight
Snyder's terrific clouting. five for
five, featured the winners attack.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
CHAPTER XXXNI

S1tf 1 CFt AAAN1
The cars sped bv below the win
dow, even spaced and quiet. like
models in an advertising display.
Across the street, the doorman at
the ESquador came out onto the
sidewalk and blew his whistle. A
cruising taxi rolled to stop before
him, picked up its passenger and
rolled away There was no sound in
my apartment. and the night seemed
to press down on the city outside
and smother its noises to a low
rumble.
1t might have been an hour or
Just a few minutes ago that Steve
had left the room. I wasn't aware
of time or of people or of anything
but the numb feeling that seeped
through my body and the sharp
ache in my head
There was little icy ridge around
the frame of the window and I
scratched it with my nail and it
shredded and fell off. Behind me,
pacing the floor, jeff spoke mus
ingly.
You've learned that trick from
Carol That trick OF draping your
self in the window. That's how she
was sitting this afternoon be-
fore
JEFF, let's not talk. Not yet"
We lapsed into silence again and
I closed my eyes. I tried to think
things out, to think what I should
say to Carol, how I would answer
what she said to me. My mind
closed on me and it was useless.
"Haila"
Jeffs voice wasn't musing now
1t was urgent and excited. I swung
around to face him, almost fright
ened.
"Haila, listen. This afternoon .
this afternoon at the party when
that shot came through the VIM
dow"
"Yes?"
Tell me everything that hap
pened after we got here"
But why?"
"Please!" His hands were working
nervously together. I'VE got here
a little after /. Think, Haila, try to
remember. What did we do? What
did we do exactly?"
I'VE talked to Carol for a few
minutes" I said. My mind went
struggling back mechanically over
the afternoon. And then Clint
Bowers came with his flowers and
Carol went into the kitchen. Is that
what you mean?"
Yes Yes, go on"
Then, in a moment, she came
back with the bottle and some
glasses. You opened the champagne
and we drank"
Where were we then, can you
remember, Haila? Where were we
sitting. you and 7? And what was
Carol doing and where was Clint
Bowers?"
Suddenly the picture flashed be-
fore me, clearly, like sharp, bright
etching. You and I sat there on
the couch, your feet were on the
coffee table and Twas busy knocking
them off. Clint was in the big
armchair in tie far corner and the
chompague was on the table right
beside him. Carol was here where
am, in the window seat I remem-
ber thinking how pretty the light
looked in her hair"
And them" Jeff was moving
blur, pacing up, and down before
me.
Carol told us she was going to
marry Steve. She said it was
wrong of her. it wasn't fair to Steve
But she was going to marry him
anyway. I thought how brave ano
| honest she was. And then we con-
graduated her and said it II
was wonderful. And Clint spoke
then, I think. He suggested thai