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HOUSES FOR SALE.

55so6 EMERSON ST. ROGERS HqTs.:
Md-The detached BUNGALOW you have
BEDROOMS large living my room Vh' with fire He.
tile bath, fun basement with auto, heat;
st. ne. AT. $500. Sunday phone WI. 1859.
NEAR TRINITY COLLEGE; OWNER
transferred to Arizona for health, wishes
to sell six-room brick home; automatic
esat 6el N1TtS prastes5iy 4 new; fenced back yard
CENTER HALL CORNER OF, 14th AND
baths. living room 24xl4 autematic heat;
c MR. s!fff5 s3nsso so 55''
1929 ALLISON ST. NE. MICHIGAN PARK
New home. across street from Catholic
5sss nsbed mpdeTn rec
reatlonal room OWNER. Tel. MI es9s. :.
TWo-FAMILY HOME, 3 ROOMS AND
bath on each floor; oil heat, porch, gar
large lot Nearly n new & detached bres OK
Piney Branch I'd. NV. For appointment
call RA. 500. Cash needed.
67O9 PINEY BRANCH RID. NW-3-YEAR-
Old brick; contains rooms and bath on
lot In the heart Of ali conyeniences:
Open. Open =, Good s-oo cash A bargain Tor QUICK
WHITE BRICK COLONIAL, ALMOST NEW
pa baths, adjoining pvt; estate; "a blk
bus; bargain; S12.950. Oliver 3249. lU6
East Woodbine St. Chevy Chase.
TAKOMA PARK-BY OWNER; GROOM
brick. 3-bedroom bungalow: oil heat: garage
attached: large shaded lot; close to trans
portation. Call Shepherd 1345 for ap-
pointment.
a7O9 LAWNsDALE DR., IN INDIAN, CLUB
Estates, Silver Spring. Md months old.
fast room, gar. lot 55xl00; good cash.
14O7 WEBSTER ST. .Nw.-vERY LARGE
det. home; real bedrooms. bath: unusual
first-hoor plan: full basement automatlSc
beauties this home. Just of carline'
stores, schools, shopping center. Sll'I50.
RA. 500. "
ATTRACTIVE BRooKDALE HOME 6iIa
rms. and bath. lovely screened porch;
may be seen today. Emerson 9l2:
4s3o CONDUIT RD NV RMS, ,
kitchen. recreation room, new-house con-
oItion. price. Sg,A5d,
$50 eash Sasnee IKE Fms rsn 'fh PRA4T
CO. MA. s8S2 Evenings, Randolph 423l .
MARYLAND HOUSE NEAR D. c. LINE
and Marlboro pike-Asbestos siding, hot
water heat, oil burner > rooms, bath. m
ssulated. oak, 9ak, floors; price, $3.50. Ask
'' ,-,o = EoG1s 8 p Z. SHOEMAKER r 1856
MOUNT PLEASANT-S RMS. Pa BATHS.
attic and basement; completely furn.; bust
ness inc. over 500 mo-; 800 hanoles.
OWENS REALTY COMPANY.
1343 H St. NV. Room 4lOl, NE. o4S6:
HILLCREST.
Detached Brick. Rooms, 2 Baths
Excellent location on Branch ave. Sc.
Built-in garage. S9t450. Call Sc. once
32ll Pa. ave. Ii 1000.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H St. NV. Dl. $500
CONVENIENT NE. LOCATION.
Home or investment, rooms, bath'
hot-water heat, garage on alley; prlce,
81 $50 For inspection, call Mr.. FOSTER,
WA. al7S or DI. 3346.
GOOD NE LOCATION NEAR MD. AVE.
Row brick. rooms and bath. detached
garage. automatic hot-water heat; priced TO
sell owner transferred. For Inspection,
call MR.. OREM. GE. 4639 or D1. 3346.
BLAINE ST. NE.
5-rcom brick, stone front; . years old;
automatic heat: price, s. 500: 81 900 cash.
To inject. call Mr.. KERLEY, Sligo 1116
CT DI. 3346-
HILLC2EST. SE-ON BUS LINE.-DE-
tached ,!!-story house with ) bedrms. and
inc!osed sleeping porch, oil burner, 2-car
saraGe. lot 50xl47 fl. to alley. Ask for
LOUIS D. SHOEMAKER.
1IIQ x N w MA t6
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-, Attractive brick veneer; rooms and
conditioned gas heat: near Schools, buses
2 years old. OWNER, 81. 606S.
REAL HOME, BUILT BY OWNER. NEAR
car line. shopping center; Colonial brick
with detached 2-car garage to match;
living room, dining room. kitchen. break
1aSt nook pantry, bedrooms :. baths,
nails. large attic, - Screened-in porcheS;
lovely shade trees, evergreens, fruit trees
and grapes
1903 EVARTS ST. NE. NO. 414O
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE, $3.50. SUB
stantial down payment-New white Colo
NAL, r, b., porch, auto heat large lot
pe pke 70 ra0fn 9osfs eIs TO reach "a
I'd, right , blocks to Moss ave. right to
houses Open. Taylor 4519
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just completed. Brick and stone house on
large wooded lot, spacious rooms. 2l2
baths, garage, screened porch: Priced less
Drive out Mass. ave extended, keep right
to River road then left about 400 yards
TO Winston drive, or call Earl T. Wright,
Wisconsin 5344
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32nd AND MILITARY RID. Z. EpRooMs,
2 baths, center hall. finished 3rd floor; 9
real home, corner. Price. S14.950. Call
Mr.. Tucker, NO. 1882.
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FOREST HILLS. D. c.. OVERLOOKING
park-Charming brick center-hall Colonial
home: on LIST floor there are a LARGE
paneled den with Law, step-down living
room, dining room, buffers pantry and
kitchen on 2nd floor large bedrooms. ,
paths and @ sun n,-, deck; 3rd noor bed 6edrms;'
with fireplace, air-conditioned oil heat. q
car garage. This home is less than years
Call MR.. POUMAIRAT, EN-. 4306 with
Thos. L. Phillips).
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing &, Storaee Co, Taylor 293G.
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PETWORTH.

S7,950-Attrsctive Colonial brick. 80 #.
VIDE. arranged for : families, contains
six large rooms, bath. finished room in
attic, service stairs from 2nd-A. apt, gas
heat, garage: square TO Roosevelt High
and MacFarland Junior High. IN first COM
nerclal zone. Inspection will convince
YOU OF the excellent possibilities. Eve. or
Sun, phone Mr.. owen. CO S166.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 IStb c. paaI+or MA O-51
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WHITE SECTION, s.w-6 RMS. 2
oil heat b. W; present income. 500 mo.
Price, S6,760. For appt,. CHI. 3063.
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TERMS, TRADE-ANOTHER IRWIN GUS
tom-built home, now being completed in
Woodside Forest, 9707 Columbia blvd, cor
ner Of Live Oak drive. See it today. Call
Mr.. Tucker, NO. 1892.
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
NEW YORK.

LARGE CORNER APARTMENT. CoNVEN-
iently located at 51th ST. and 9TH ave,
New York CITY; 4th floor center CT, s-story
building, big studio windows. light on tTo T;o
sofabed in studio. double bedroom. bath.
real kitchen fully equipped, furnished with
valuable antiques; three large closets.
ample extra storage space Immediate
occupancy until october |: Sl35 per month.
Apply to MR.. ARMSTRONG, 5S West
5Ith st
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APARTMENTS, BALTIMORE.

s-RooM FURNISHED APT. ALL CON;
veniences, gas. electricity. refrleerator' all
utilities furnished. CO. S521.
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SHEPHERD PARK.

SIS ;50o---Detached brick. Z rms. bed
rms. > baths on md floor, 1st-h. lavatory,
recreation rm., oil heat, 2-car brick garage.
4@6 R!ttenhouse ST. n.w.-Detached. S
lge. rms. bath. 2-car garage; lot 75Xl4O.
F. NJ. PRATT CO. National s6s2. Eve
nInCS, TaylOr 1884
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II You're Being Transferred TO New York.
Come to CAPITOL HALL,

FOR A HOME AWAY FROM HOME"
Singles, doubles, private. Seml-prlvate
ice, PLUS those little extras for which
we are famous! Special rates to Govern
ment employees. from $3.50 weekly.
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DIIPI.EX RARGAIN

Nearly new, 2-story brick building. Each
floor contains ) large rooms and tile bath
LARGE back porches and laundry room for
each apt. Auto. oil INV. heat. Price,
in silver Spring district. SILVER SPRING
r E CO. SH 1852
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BETHESDA, MD.
REAL BUY-SlO.5OO

Attractive Cape Cod home, rooms,
bedrooms, baths. bedrooms and bath
1st floor. . bedrooms and bath 2nd floor;
buit-in garage; screened side porch auto
oil heat: large lot: convenient location;
reasonable terms
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SHEPHERD PARK.
tContinued.)

DelEhtful corner home: det. center
&c. gar auto. heat. lovely den with
frepl Avail now: S175. Key with Mrs.
Ramsdell, Sun, GE. 1854. DIXIE REALTY
CO, MA $3.50
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
WANTED!
FAMILY WITH CHILDREN!

10 puy TINS loYeIy Chevy Chase nome Win
School; big rms, baths, modern kit,
oil heat. maids rm.: quiet, exclusive neigh
borhood. A transfer permits immediate
possession. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
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$50 monthly, rental agreement with op-
tion to buy: new home, Just completed;
high elevation, large lot > bedrooms, bath
lS-ft. living room, spacious kitchen and
attractive dining space on lst floor fin
rooms: 20 min. Wash, D. C.. near schools
shopping districts 'etc. Open Sunday. Out
traffic. NGht, turn LETT at Cavalior trail 10
new homes. Sunday CAL Falls Church
900: weekdays MA $3.50
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> Blks. East of Ga. Ave. and Sheridan St.
Attractive semi-detached 6-rm. and bath
brick. INV h, earage beautiful mirrors
thTOughout: excellent condition. tnSula ted
:. -. ....E.sS QEE,N
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1921 BENTON ST. NV.

Seven rooms. built-in garage, hot-Water
heat oil burner. electric refrigerator, are
place, front and rear porches. convenient
TO transportation. This home is ideally
situated for family with children. PRICE,
SS $50. terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Ava
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SEE THIS FIRST.
GEORGETOWN-S13,75O
GEORGETOWN-S9,OOO.

Charming house. attractive walls and
garden. pleasing architecture; carefully
restored: immediate possession. BOSS q
PHELPS, National $500.
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S5.750.
718 ROXBORO PL. NV.

Kensingtcn: @ oO oil 1s sirco1dtioned on me heat COP
per p!umbine: 500 cash F. H. A.
V PISANI. WI 5ll5
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OWNER OFFERS
1T SMELLS

so refreshing in the country these spring
like days. Built in former days. this O.
room house is still most livable and retains
much OF its early charm. An acre OF
ground. abundant fruit, flowers. shrubs
and garden: city water, sewers, cleo, gas
and downtown bus nearby. MRS MOEBS
at OIL. 1908 will arrange for your inspec-
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Attractive brick. new-house condition:
eautifully restored immediate possession.
OSS g. PHELPS, National 9300
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SOUTHEAST BARGAIN!
HOME WITH INCOMFl

Desirable 2-family home. walking dist.
Navy Yard and schools: live in one apt,
Board, EN- 45lI. DIXIE REALTY CO,
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REAL ESTATE.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

cow. EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE = OR
3 room unf. apt. NV. SH. S6a5, ask for
Mr. LUSHINE, week days only; contact
nov for occupation before June l.
3 RELIABLE GOVT. GIRLS TO RENT OR
suitcase furn. / bedrm. apt, NV; April l
or later. Adams IS3H
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50 is ALL NEEDED

pUUU IO TILL 4NIID1O
To buy this new 4-bedroom, 2-bath homo
10 minutes from the new Naval Hospital.
$3.50 includes all settlement charges. $40
per month includes all monthly expense.
Wisconsin $500.
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BUNGALOW,


1850.
In excellent condition. This 5-room
bungalow has cozy breakfast room and
modern bath. oil burner. Nicely terraced
lot with rose garden, asparagus bed and
variety of berries. Garase.
CALL MR. HERMAN,
SH. $500 After $ PM. Wisconsin 1852.
WOODMOOR REALTY COMPANY, INC,
1O1o- CnIeSville Rd
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$50 monthly. rental agreement with ortion
to buy. New home, Just completed. high
elevation, large lot, = bedrooms. bath. Is
IT. living room, spacious kitchen and at
tTactive dining space on lSt floor. Fin
ished stair to 2nd floor. for additional bed
rooms. 20 min. Wash. D. C, near schools,
shopping districts, etc. Open Sunday; Out
Lee highway, p mile beyond Falls Church
trafic light, turn left al Cavalier Trail
10 new homes, Sunday call Falls Church
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2032 oath ST 6 F.

Detached brick. S rooms 3 baths. extra
basement commode. electric kitchen. fire.
place, oil heat. stripped screened
and insulated, large screened porch II you
want a first floor bedroom and bath. here
II Is. with more bedrooms and > baths
on :}rd floor. Priced for quick sale at
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
(Continued,)

NE SECTION. NEAR LINCOLN PARK: e.
, room house. with = :i-room aptS pathS
and basement: newly decorated: apt. first
floor furnished: gas furnace; ADULTS, Prot
eStantS; refs. $50. Box 2ll-J, Star.
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ROOM1NG HOUSE.
On Georgia ave. near Walter Reed: o
rooms, . baths. 2-car brick garage, oil
heat: bringing in Sl60 per month; price
S1O.500; 81 900 cash and S75 per month.
M. B. WEAVER. WO. 4944.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
ONLY So 500.

Very attrac.. nearly new brick home. 1iz
blocks from Conn. ave; large nv. I'm.
tf1re1l). din. rm., sun porch, model kit,
> bedrms.. ., tiled baths, recr. rm- buIlt-in
Rar. Todays best bargain Call Mrs Allen
lSun-. RA. 63ND, DIXIE REALTY CO,
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NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME. 8
rooms and bath. located in the District off
New Hampshire ave; priced at 1880;
including taxes. For further details and
appointment. call Mr.. Sharnoff. EN-. 1927.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, DI. 1916.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

the fact that Sky and Telescope
magazine for May carries upon
its cover reproductions of the six
Tonanzintla Observatory stamps of
Mexico.
pic" for May II contains an
article entitled stamping Out an
Education" illustrated with photo
graphs of many recent stamps. The
regulations for the reproduction of
philatelic designs probably are vio-
lated by the life size" pictures of
postal paper included, but there are
other sins more definitely worth
worrying about.
Stamp and coin meetings for the
week are listed as follows:
Tomorrow evening at 8-Wood-
ridge Stamp Club, residence of Maj
James l.. Brewrink 1929 Randolph
street NE. Program.
Tomorrow evening at 8-Wash-
ington Numismatic Society, 726
Jackson place NV. Auction.
Tuesday evening at 8-Collectors
Club of New York, Weeks Stamp
Shop, 1410 H street NV. Program
and bourse.
Thursday evening at 8-East
Washington Stamp Club, Eastern
High School, East Capitol street
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NEWS FROM DOGDOM
Notes on Variety of Subjects of Interest
in Washington and Vicinity
By X. r. Taynfon.

Not content with Just having
finished very successful dog show
on Saturday and exhibiting at
another last Sunday. the members
of the Old Dominion Kennel Club
are already working on another
show! Aiding and abetting them
are the members of the National
Capital Kennel Club, who will put
on a show either the day before or
the day after. Tentatively, the
dates are set for July and 5.
Locales are not yet chosen. There
will be a minimum of benching and
dogs will be excused after being
judged, unless they are needed for
groups. Since they will be A. K. C.
licensed shows championship points
will be awarded to the winners.
Last week ends trip to shows saw
many ups and downs. Among the
ups was the nice win of ASpin Hill
Honey Boots, which went to reserve
winners in Bostons at PikeSville
Another Aspin Hill-bred bitch, a
miniature SchnauZer named Aspin
Hill Grey Bunny, went to winners
bitch at the same show. She ac-
cumulates six or seven points in a
week of showing That made two
pleasant reports to take home to
Mrs. Birney. who is still sick in bed.
Another up was the completion
of championship for the Shetland
sheepdog Michael of Beech Tree
which made the necessary points
in five 3-point shows and one tc
spare. He has two group place
| ments, three best of breeds and
| three best of winners to his credit
His kennel mate, Beech Tree Bitter
sweet, made herself seven points ir
three winners bitch placements in
one week. 1t is interesting that
Lee Murphy gave Mickey" both his
first and his last championship
points.
On the down side it is sad tC
record that Bill Tuten lost his nice
bulldog bitch as result of the heat
and excitement of the Alexandra
show. She was a beloved, home
bred house pet, which makes the
loss doubly hard. Another dog
which did not like the heat of the
Alexandria show was DR.. Louis Cor
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nets Janet of Tenroc, which has
been doing some nice winning. Had
not the heat affected her she might
easily have won her championship
there.
The obedience enthusiasts had
good time at Alexandria and Pixies
vile. Many of them. including Bill
Compton, Margaret Kubel and Ben
Klinkiewicz went around wearing
smiles, which meant their dogs had
qalif1ed. Probably, however, little
Peggy Cole is the most deserving
obedience fan in the Washington
area. Only l3 years old, she has
trained and shown her black cocker
spaniel Inkabod. not only in the
novice classes, but also in the open.
He is the only c. D. x. cocker in
this area.
Gordon Barton made a mistake
at the Alexandria show He showed
9-inch-old homebred boxer to
first in the puppy class. When it
came to winners, he let somebody
else handle his pup while he took
in another class winner. His own
pup walked out with the reserve
winners ribbon.
w. A. McIlwaine now has a new
champion in his kennel. He took
| a brace of chows to Asheville and
Greenville and took all there was
with them. His Far Land Dimples
was winners bitch and completed
her championship with two 3 and
two point shows She and her ken
mel mate, Oh. Tao Tang, were best
brace at the Greenville show. Oh.
Lao Fang was second transporting
dog at Asheville.
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Hobbies and Lobbyists
News of Activities Here and Nearby
By Edmond Henderer.

Paul D. Gable, president of the
Washington Electric Railroaders'
Association, has an unusual item in
line with his hobby. In fact, his
standard-gauge model interurban
system is believed to be the only
one in this section having overhead
trolley wire.
In the basement of his home at
1908 Hanover street, Silver Spring
Md. Mr.. Gable has a fairly large
layout on which he operates sew
eral types and gauges of equipment.
He has been interested in the wide
gauge tin plate material for many
years, and has added all sorts of odd
items from time to time Although
the bulk of his rolling stock is
strictly tin plate. he has recently
acquired some specially built stand
ard-gauge interurban trolleys de-
signed to operate from the overhead
wire
This wide gauge requires so much
room to operate that it is rarely
seen any more, and the combination
with interurban cars and overhead
wire makes Mr.. Gables layout al
most as scarce as the dodo.
Another odd item in Mr.. Gables
collection is monorail car. 1t is
electrically operated and rnus on
a single overhead rail, as the name
implies. Since it will do nothing but
run in the loop of its track, it is
not particularly interesting for con-
tinous operation, and it is kept
away most of the time.
Mr.. Gable also has many moving
pictures he has taken on rail-fan
trips and vacations. Of course. a
rail-fan considers a vacation just
another opportunity to ride his ia
vorite lines and take pictures of odd
and interesting cars. Due to the war,
railroads are not supposed to be
photographed, but the fellows in
terested in streetcars are still free
to indulge in this hobby. Mr.. Gable
has an interesting collection of both
kinds of pictures.
Two more war casualties among
the hobby clubs are the Miniature
Power Boat Club and the Washing
ton Model Yacht Club. Both of
these regularly held their regattas
on the Lincoln Memorial Pool. The
pool is to be drained as a war
time measure, and the yacht clubs
race there last Sunday seems slated
to be the last until after the war.
Results of this final race were
J. j. Patrick, 81 points; John Ed
wards, 26 points; r. C. Valentine,
Is points: A. w. Greeley, 25 points.
Mr.. Patrick, ex-commodore of the
club came up from Richmond to
win this race. AS an employe of the
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WCHESS =
The Game and Its
Players
BY Paul J. Miller,

This is a day that long will be
remembered by every dyed-in-the-
wool local chess fan, for today at
2:30 pm. in the ballroom of the
National Press Club Reuben Fine,
national open chess champion of the
United States will play 110 of the
stellar chess players of the Nation S
Capital simultaneously
Turn back the hands of the clock
| to March 81. 1916, and we see an
/ other lone warrior defending him.
self with honor against los ad-
versaries, the then American chess
champion, Frank j. Marshall, scor-
ing 81 victories, Is draws and en-
during 8 losses, in the playing time
of 7 hours and 5 minutes.
| Only ITO players may challenge
Fine today-there were more who
wished for the privilege, but the
committee in charge, Norval P. Wig
| ginton of Washington Chess Divan,
Hyman Bronfin of Federal Chess
Club, w. H. Nicholas of Capital City
Chess Club, limited the exhibition
to exactly ITO.
The object being to shatter the
local record for simultaneous ex-
hibition play established 26 years
ago by Marshall. But there is nc
limit on spectators. All are invited
and the admission is free. How long
will the chess marathon last? Play
will begin promptly at 2:30 pm,
there will be several intermissions
and it is our guess that Fine will
finish in the surprising time OF
five hours fiat! So, let us say the
exhibition will last from 2:30 to
pm. Drop in during those hours.
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This mystery Dhch reader OF The
Star perhaps 1t postnark the
u S. S. MacLeSh destroyer chriStened memory OF It. Ken
meth MacLesh Navy ye ho died at Paris France October
thus con1menordted the brother
Archibald MacLeh librarian OF Congress- through the Kindness
the enUeope reproduced HoD did happen that
isspelled in the poStmark? An explanation
solicited from any student of naval markings who may knov
1Uhut it u.s. Star staff Photo
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Chess Problem No. 443.
BY F. r HALVES Australia.
Courtesy British Chess Magazine)
BLACK-5 MEN
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Section No. 2.
Section No. /.

Tournament Director Hyman Bronf1n
makes this announcement: '1f two play
ers tie for sectional frsts, they will both
play in the final playoff. II one player
has clear, cut lead in his section, and two
will play in the final playoff.
The fifth round Of. the District chess
championship tilt will be held at Hotel
Parkside Saturday. 7:30 pm. in the club
room of washington Chess Divan.
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May dog shows of interest to
nearby exhibitors include: Bryn
Mawr and Delaware County, May 2
and 3; Orange and Trenton, N. j.,
May 9 and 10; Garden City. N. Y.
May Is; Greensboro, N. c., May %;
Shepherd Dog Club of New Eng
land at Port Chester, N. Y, May
%, and Greenwich Kennel Club at
the same place, May "a. May 80,
the Bucks County Club will have
show at Doylestown, Pa.
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Arcbiuec Chess ClI1h and Federal

Archives Chess Club and Federal
Chess Club met jointly at 2437 Fiji
teenth street NV. (clubroom OF
Federal C. c. to engage Donald H.
Mugridge, lightning" chess wizard,
at 16 tables of simultaneous chess.
The champ" won 13. drew 2, lost /.
Individual scoring:
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WHITE-J MEN

District chess h m p o n S h i p
matches had an even tenor in the
third round of the current tourna-
ment. In section No. Oscar Sha-
piro, onetime Boston champion, de-
feated Karson; Luis Ponce, Ecu
dorian diplomat and onetime Dis
trict champion, adjourned his game
with Weyl; Hollcroft enjoyed bye,
while the Skraly-Korda game was
postponed. In section No. 2 Mar
tin Stark, erstwhile Capital City
Chess Club titlist and former Dis
trict champion, defeated Mueller;
Korsstrom sideslipped Eaton's ele-
phant batting traps to win; Simon
Naidel, former Divan champion,
scored over Altman, as Nash rested
with a bye. Referees: Richard
Stilwell and Bronfn.
District chess ch mpi on h p
standings after three rounds:
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Catalan Opening.

Isaac Kashdan wrested victory from
Arnold Denkar in the U. S. Chess Cham
pionship Tournament only after tedious
maneuvers. In 1888 Kashdan, in the
writer's opinion, was the outstanding
American master.