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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-12 bass Soprani. like new,
S42.5O; used 80 bass Hohner. S45: 120
bass Nine S175. Terms kits. 1880 @
St middle OF the block.
ACCORDION, 12O-bass wurlitzer: same as
new. 1909 Madison NV. Apt. /. TAYLOR
$3.50.
ANTIQUES Dutch and Early
American furniture. old glass. china. sill.
osity Shop. 31st NV. bet. NJ and N.
BANJO Epiphone. $40; white wicker desk
and chair. 81 so: American Oriental rug.
10.6x7.6. S25. Randolph 2231.
BEAMS-A large stock Of I-beams In vari.
Gus sizes and lengths from wreckinG
Job. bth and @ sts. NV.
ACE wRECKING CO,
al @ St. NV So st. oW.
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MAN. white. wanted for grocery store
must drive truck. Apply 240s Dougla;
st,
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT; income tax reports at rea-
sonable rates. Shepherd 5015-R after
pm. 23'
FOOD SUPERVISOR or executive, COLLEGE
trainins in home, economies experienced
in tearoom. school and restaurant super
vision. Box 210-M. Star.
GIRLS. two. colored. with references. wish
work. one an advanced nurse. the other
waitress. Michigan $3.50.
GIRLS (2). colored. high school graduates,
desire waitress Jobs at same place. Phone
Fairfax 5s-W-1 between 4s p.m. 23'
GRADUATE DIET1TIAN. with large ex-
perience. special food manager; will accept
a position for $3.50 month. BOX
336-M. Star.
NURSE twhitel. unencumbered. day or
night duty: doctors ref. Phone Co 5oS9.
P. B. x. OPERATOR desires position. day
or night work: small starting salary &C.
cepted. Box 3S7-M. Star. 23'
PRACTICAL NURSE. young, white, efhcient.
registered. with ref; salary. S1s-S22.
Call Hobart 4S92.
RESTAURANT MANAGER. high type. ex-
perienced in buying. personnel. catering:
here or elsewhere. Box 36b-M. Star. 22'
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GROCERY CLERK, must be
t thoroughly experienced:
steady position. Farragut
Market. 5OO4 1st st. NV
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TYPIST AND CLERK, ability
handle large volume details,
rs to 40 years age; experience
office worker; $22 week start,
prompt advancement, refer
ences. Box 407-M, Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COOK colored experienced. wishes Job;
home. 1913 14th st. NV. Apt 81 26'
GEMERAL ep.Mps1L q dHous:woRK no cooking.
Sfafe%oss%''0' 81 oSs4i days 1917 II st. NV
0LRI. GIRL. co.ored. wishes ,ob as cook. NE.
GIRL wants morning, psrt-time or days
work Phone FIR. OO95.
GIRL. colored. Job as cook or general
nouseWork: reference. Call DU. Ol46.
susdry Hun eoloFsd Tsss x'n.s shw in apt light
GIRL colored. desires Job as maid in
boarding house or tourist home; no Sun.
TR. $40. Henrietta.
GIRL. colored, wants general housevork,
I'd; city ref; no Sundays. RE. 1851.
GIRL colored wishes work in laundry. ex-
GIRL GII So eolored' desires morning Job; ref.
GIRL colored. wishes part-time Job: good
city reference. HO. 9s17.
GIRL colored. wishes Job as general house
worker; nrst-class cook; home nights: best
refs. Call at 1929 7th st. NV. 23'
eecTed wishes D1,tm work
1861
GIRL. colored, wants day or part time
work: references Call ME. 5466.
GIRL. colored. wants evening work Of any
Kind from 2 to 7:30. Phone DI. 1929.
References.
GIRL neat. Southern. eolored: wants Job
as INV; or cook. AT. 1887. No children.
Good reference
HOUSEKEEPER, white. and child: willing
worker; best ref: must be good home
Falls Church 2O23-M. 21s
HOUsEKEEPER; colored, good refs, desires
days work. days available. HO. 5000.
21'
WOMAN. colored. experienced. 1St-class
COOK or general cleaning: work in morn
ing or days work. MI. 503i.
WOMAN. young colored, wants days work.
Call TR. 445s
BY COMPETENT colored woman, days
q week or part time: years exp house,
Keeping knowledge, practical nursing, good
cook honest. neat; city ref AD 1887
from ii am. to 4 pm. Ask for Mrs.
Frances White
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MAN. white, for driving. yard and house
work; free to 90 North in summer.
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MEALS. APPLY HOT SHOPPES
1884 UFSHUR ST. NV.
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MATTRESSES, EXPERI-
ENCED TRAY SERVICE. AP-
PLY HOT SHOPPES, 1884
UPSHUR ST. NV.
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SHOE statesmen. Must be
experienced. Steady. $35 wk.
Advancement opportunities.
State age, former employ
ment. Box 18Th, Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
sEnS 9HGK ssfE sSn,s' IL
SCHOOL. 1888 r st. Ma. 23ss.
AUTO DRIVING saush. BY experts; easy
School Randolph sss4 Of Rsndoiph ssa7.
TELEPHONE ,tP B. xD course, EASY
Touch tipping FREE with course. New
slassef se,onl star,ipr ts9, this week Sapitai p
SPANISH--Native teacher. conversational
method beginners. advanced students,
small groups. Senior Ramos. Hobart 97l5.
CARD PUNCH coursss-EAsY, short; used
scHooI. 1898 saa Pf,ta'e .s NA susssss asss BOYD
PRINTERS 8 ASSISTANT
Sample Questions and Answers. SOC.
Hechts Library, eth & F-Brentano's. 23s
IN 80 DAYS you can serve your country as
intensive a0-day course in shorthand and
typine to train defense workers. posi-
tlon awaits you on completion Of this
40 14th 81, NV. ME-. 5o51.
SPECIAL INTENSIVE weeks course In
typins, comptometer and calculating ma
WOOD COLLEGE. 71o 14th ST.
ME. 505l.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE
Seeking defense positions and other once
employment should take one OF our short
cT3E TTyREWRITJINo ANP III5 sHoRJgAER 1sE
ALPHABETfc CARD PUNCH. ''
Special rates payable during the progress
OF the course and after employment.
SrANF1ELD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL.
110 Fourteenth Street NV.
Telephone District 1l07.
Warfynn Beauty College,
1910 G st. NV. District 1892.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
MODERN BEA6TY SCHOOL. fs17 = St. NV. NV
MABELLE HONOUR,
Beauty Instruction
In the Best Methods.
FREE CATALOGUE. GRADUATES PLACED.
1340 N Y. Ave. Est "a Yrs) NE. 177s.
TYPISTS WANTED.
Government and private ofices need
hundreds OF good typists-s20-s30 wk
Short. quick courses, beginners and re-
,, New classes classes now starting. For QUICK
BOYD SCHOOL,
133a ST. est. "a Yrs). MA. 1898.
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SALESLADIES, must be ex-
perienced in dresses. Apply
Model Shop, 1903 F st. NV.
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METAL MAN with some knowledge auto
mechanical work: good salary: modern
shop eQuipment. 4l2 1lth st n "
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NIGHT OFFICER. experienced in hotel or
apt. work: over 40 years of age: must have
gar: good hours and salary. Box 4O2-
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iouis' Ntpllts HluSJ give age, experience,
former employers. address and telephone
number if any. Box 452-L Star.
METAL MAN with some knowledge auto.
mechanical work; good salary: modern
shop eouipment. 4l2 18th st. NV.
NIGHT COOK. colored, neat, good pay.
CAPITOL CAFE. 1905 Penna. ave. NV
NIGHT MAN; colored for 2-unit apt bids,
capable handling cars; references required
Call resident manager. EN-. 600.
NIGHT OFFICER. experienced in hotel or
gar: good hours and salary. Box 4O2-
NIGHT PORTER white, excellent working
ssoinoipsions; .s1s no sunday , work Apply May
NIGHT WATCHMAN for construction Job;
St. NV, first floor. A'''' iVi' i''n
OFFICE BOY AND MESSENGER, opportu-
cistion: about Is or is s Years Of fos age ASP Ap
Rilosnss. by BOX s40-h' star outlining aualii''a-
P. B. x. oPERAToR-CLERK.w white. about
;1 ences ,e Box 4ssM s stare snHe''en'e ana REFER
PARKING ATTENDANTS. full and part
time. 1885 Eye st. NV.
PHARMACIST, I, exppeeIien,ceda;, local refer; s
California st. NV. apply Thurs, 1-5.
PIN BOYs-If you want steady work and
big earnings. apply Brookland Recreation
Center. 1928 10th st: ne.
PLUMBERS steam filters and helpers to
york in Silver Spring. Call after o pm.
RA. 1897.
PLUMBERS HELPERS, experienced. Apply
l416 Irving st. NV,
PORTER, good pay. good hours Apply
Immediately. Petworth Pharmacy, Georgia
ave and UDshur st. NV.
PORTER, colored. drivers permit, refer
ences; permanent position; SIS wk. to
start. Georsetown Pharmacy. Wis. and
POTTER experienced. Bakers Pharmacy,
to1 Kennedy st. NV.
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HAT-CHECK GIRL,
S15 week and meals. Empire Restaurant
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I PLUMBER-MD. PERMIT.

Colored. no experience necessary, will
teach. All boys who work from 8 pm.
to closing guaranteed 81 plus Virginia
! carfare. Apply Colonial VILLAGE Recreation
Center, 1916 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
GROCERY CLERK,
Experienced. knowledge of cutting meats:
salary. $40 week. Boulevard Market.
2106 ST. NV.
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COMPOSITCR for Job print shop, pressman
Tor automatic job presses. Permanent posi-
tions to right parties. Apply 1243 Goth
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NIGHI COOK, COIored, neat good pay.
CAPITOL CAFE, 1905 Penna. ave. NV.
NIGHT MAN; colored. for 92-unit apt. bids =.
capable handling cars; references required.
can resident manager. EN-. GOO.
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Grocery and Meat Markot
ROBERT A, JULIA.

rooms, rent $40; oil heat; income quoted
ever $3.50: nicely furnished. Price. $1,000:
THURM & SILVER,
e0s 10th st. NV. MA 1854.
ROOMING HOUSE. Rhode Island ave. nr.
ture; nlied ST $50: terms.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guesthouse Broker.
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217. RE 514o.
EXCLUSIVE GUEST HOME
On Mass; ave. near Dupont Circle. IS
lease: new furniture: income quoted nearly
$4,000 Der mo. $1,000 handles. shown by
appointment.
THURM & SILVER,
eOs 10th ST. NV. Ma 1884
GAS STATION, PARKING LOT
And repair garage. Owner called for mill
tary service. long lease; parking so cars.
monthly; reasonably priced for quick sale.
See Fred az I22 @ ST. NV.
BOARD'G HOUSES, 80 RMS,
Mass. ave. near 14th n,w.-corner houses:
$4,000; down. 81 400.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
"Capltars Largest Guesthouse Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217. RE. 5l40.
BOOMING HOUSE, downtown. 13 rooms,
heat. Total price. 81 1000; down $500.
THURM e. SILVER,
e0s 10th st. NV. MA. 1884.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Boysy Lands Second
Stake al Camden;
Darrell Stars
Young Rider Boots Home
Three More Winners
To Put TotoI at Il
By the Associated Press.


CAMDEN, N. j.. Aug. Tommy
Heard's 500 bargain horse Boysy,
which runs over the new Garden
State Park as though he owned it,
came back for repeat victory to-
day in the S5,000-added Quaker City
Handicap, feature of the 18th day
card.
1t was the third stake of the 49,
day meeting and the second taken
by the 6-year-old bay gelding,
which won the $1,000 added Camden
Handicap on opening day. The for
mer stable pony now has collected
$4,000 in purses since Heard &C
quired him last year from Col. Ed
ward r. Bradley.
The feature was the third straight
race in which young Darrell Cling
man had steered in a winner. He
thus rounded out total of 81 sue
cessful rides at the meeting, more
than twice as many as any other
jockey who has scored here.
A crowd of ,879-third largest to
date-put up wagers totaling $780,
1894.
Boysy, the favorite, coasted the
first eighth of mile, then stepped
out ahead of w. L. Ranch's Paper
Boy, who had set blistering pace
Helen Hickmans Aonbarr also
pushed ahead of Paper Boy later to
finish second, Paper Boy placed
third and Mrs. C. S. Bromley's In
Question brought up the rear.
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race card, the attendance was far
short of the 1920 who turned out
for the first Saturday a year ago.
and the betting for the day was Off
by about the same proportions.
Winning just about as he pleased
in the Wilson Mile, after scoring in
the Yonkers Handicap at Empire
City week ago, Apache gave def
mite indication that he will have
more than whisper to say in the
3-year-old debate the next time he
tangles with Shut Out, whihc prob
ably will be in the historic Travers
August Is.
Jockey Jimmy Stout just sat on
his back and held on as William
Woodward's handsome colt led the
whole way to pick up the $3.50 top
purse in hitting the wire lengths
in front of Scotland Light, from the
Chicago barn of Tom Howell. Sonny
Whitney's Parasang was a tired last
in the field of three. Knocked way
down to $500 for 81, the tall son of
Alcazar ratified off the mile in a
snappy 1877 fat in spite of footing
rated only SLOW
Devils Thumb, picked up out OF
the yearling sales for $1,000 a year
ago by the West Coast airplane
manufacturer, w. E. Boeing, col
lected a s9,925 paycheck in rohp-
Evening star., 1942-08-02
D. {. Typo Golf Stars
After International
Honors at Detroit

Nearly a score of Washington's
printer golfers will leave late this
week for Detroit to compete in the
Union Printcrafts international
Golf Association tourney at the
Warren Valley course.
Leading candidates for the title
will include Joe Balestri, E. B.
Heimer, who tied for the crowd two
years ago; Fred Stringer, Edgar A.
Merkle and Clarence E. Purdy. all
we'll known in typo golf circles in
the Capital. Many of the men will
be accompanied by their wives,
among them at least one favored
candidate for the feminine title in
Mrs. c. E. Purdy, former cham
pion.
The Detroit tourney opens Aug. 10.
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Saratoga Results
3y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
steeplechase; 4-year-olds and up: about
sst sii Fsbst Ps,sets 5w51ssr 1sy (Rr 500 s5c ssS
Muf1ed Drums tBrand $50
Also $50 ranoa Himmel Greenwich Time
ana R. s0uss K. Men Mellon and Mrs. E. Dupont
Weir entry.
ns Ss1sn olds Haepar: and Up; 1l taIlen.. ''am
Beau James tMeade) 4,20 80 $40
Flying Legion ,,Gorman) 1890 1899
Tine / 1:5sae' e'" o~o
Also ' -ran|one shen. Resper's Blade.
can. Neap. rosy Dollar, Smart Daushtsr
anf rsid. Msthi''l King
DAILY Double paid s3o,so)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: special
weights: maidens; 3-year-oids and up:
Best Of All CMccreary) $50 800 2eo
Ibex tThompson) ESQ go
Troon Berg $50
Time. 1876.
Also ragnMMcoorpisk; M sl;;, R9yal Linda.
entry.
anass rous!H ysarolds 81 sronss 81 soo allow
Very snooty lRob'tsonl 1890 500 40
Ariel Play (WeStropt1 6.l0 $50
Brittany tMcCreary} $50
Time, ! :07.
Also ran-Hard Pone, Hickory Head.
Diamond Back. Strictly True and De-
fault II.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added; Will
son Stakes; 3-year-olds and up: Wilson
mile
Apache (StouD 290 out out
Scotland Light (McCreary) out out
Parasang James, out
Time. :37.
(Only three horses started)
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added;
United States Hotel Stakes: 2-year-olds;
furlongs.
4ES 1RsvlIs f. Thsm1 s,o (Moore'' $50 22o out oas
Famous Victory (wriEhD out
Time, 1:12%s.
Also ran-a corona Corona and srees-
aW. T. Boeins entry.
SEVENTH RACE+Purse. 81. 900 added:
Campfire Handicap: 3-year-olds and up;
s furlongs.
Tola Rosa fGarZa) 40 2.70 out
Doubt Not fThompson) 2.s0 out
Cuantos tWestrope) out
Also s ranEcheesestr.~.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing. 3-year-olds and UP: h miles
Cacodemon (Renickl 500 $40 2.1O
Inconceivable (Westrope) 410 $50
Mission Step fLoveridge) $50
Time. :54as.
Also ran-Helens Boy, Meadow Mouse,
Sun Triad and Ring Star.
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Dusek 10 Meet McCoy
In Battle Of Rough
Mat Performers

Rudy Dusek, rowdy member of the
"riot squad" of wrestledom, is the
latest to try his hand at throttling
Bibber Mccoy the Worcester villain.
Dusek and Mccoy will take over
the spotlight Wednesday night at
Turner's Arena in one-hour time
limit match
Mccoy last Wednesday whipped
Michele Leone in 18 minutes. On
the same card Dusek wrestled in
old-time form to down Hans Kamp-
fer
A two-man team match also will
be offered. Promoter Turner an
rounced that John Melas, promis-
ing Greek grappler, and Ace Free
man of Wisconsin had paired. OPP
ponents are being sought for them
Evening star., 1942-08-02

ing to a 3-length victory in the
40th running of the United States
Hotel Stakes for 2-year- -olds He
went into today's affair with a rec
ord of only one victory in II pre-
vious outings. He was only $3.50
for 81 in the betting, but that was
because he was hooked up as an
entry with Corona Corona.
Yet, with Conn McCreary rating
him along, the son of Grand Slam
caught the leaders going around the
stretch turn and won by himself
Woodward's Tip Toe was second and
the favored Famous Victory, from
Jock Whitney's Mares Nest stud.
weakened to third. Devils Thumb
dashed the furlongs in lips.
William ziegler, ir.,'s Breezing Home,
winner of the Flash Stakes here last
Monday. found his l22-pound weight
burden too much and wound up
last in the field Of five.
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Dode Park to Give Part
Of Purses in Bonds
b. the Associated Press

b. tee Associated Press.
DADE PARK, KY. August l.
Cade Park is going to pev cF part
of the winning purses in War bonds
this year.
The track. which opens its 10Th
annual 26-day meet August 8, an
nounced that owners of thorough
breds winning purses Of 500 or
over will receive $l00 War bond
In part payment.
A total of Sis, 900 in purses will
be distributed during the meeting,
which ends Labor Day.
James C. Ellis, president Of the
Dade Park Jockey Club. estimated
nearly $50 thoroughbreds would be
euartered at the track.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Camden Results

BY RE Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming:
eiSsas-o7as cher4y 4 cRieny5 1uF10nss 40 800 30
Procla fRoberts) $50 4,oo
Panamerca fClingman) 500
Also ran-Lady Case. Chance Oak. CITY
Man and Stop Harpina.
SECOND RAcE..Purse, 81 900; special
zn'S 7ogns @sosn SS'ar-9lds aso SO d5SSFoPSso So
Camille tRoberts) $50 40
Fortnight fKeiper) $50
-, Also ran-chicaton.. Dizzy Heights,
Blenhour, Alpine Ace.
DAILY Double paid S14)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, s1.1oo: claiming:
a,year- : -olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Beauzar tKeipeD 2.aU
Time. 1:16is
Also ran-sandston. Lots of Time and
FOURTH RACE-Purse 81 500; claim
ssn4di ss,n Req 7aoSiiH ,SlPsmsn' 40 ~ out out
spffd fime TO spaTse PAS. 'Keiper' out
Also ran-Bull Reish.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s1,1oo; claiming;
pscaIo ;al; Lilly !clinsman) l1.so $50 3.5o
Coochs Bridge tRoberts) $50
Time, l 1:51.
Also ran-Free Trader. Alanas New
foundland.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: Quaker
City Handicap: 3-year-olds and up; / /.
Boysy tClingman) $40 $50 out
Aonbarr tHoWeln 800 out
Paperboy tMerritt) out
Time, 1:46+s.
Also ran---In Question.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. 81 300: claim
hancsron Ian 1HoueI1 H5.s ana up 80 mieS 46o $40
Woodbuck tRenZD 500 800
Grebe tBoyle) $50
Time, 2:40
Also ran--Wicket. Spring Away. White
Front and Helen's Lad.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; :,-yearolds and Up; / +, miles
Boot High tWagnerl 700 42O 31O
Dorothy Pomp tRienzD go 57O
Rose Anita (Clngman) $50
Time, :50as.
Also ran--Prima Donna Count D. Argent
Hardy Bud and Peto Gino.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
War ongs Bring Greatest Prosperity Ever Golf Clubs About Capital
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

The Indians again climbed all
over Washington pitching. MAX
ing 81 hits for 1873 victory. In
the flve-game series at Cleveland
the Indians totaled IA hits and
56 runs.
Charles Agnew, jr., won the
District public links champion
ship. defeating William Prendable
up in 20 holes of the final round
at East Potomac. Steady putting
decided the issue.
Fred Toney pitcher traded by
the Giants to the Braves. went
home and said he would quit
baseball rather than play with
the last-place Boston team.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Airmen's Nine Is Unkind
To Donors of Uniforms
Ry the Associated Press,

Fy the Associated Press.
DENVER, Aug. 1.--Workers at the
Buckley Field Air Corps School
Clipped in $400 to buy baseball
equipment for the Airmen.
Then they challenged the air stu
dents to a game. Strutting in their
ne wuniforms, the Airmen beat
benefactora, 7 to 6.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Links Organizations
Here Now Packed
With Members
Weaker Clubs Helped;
Establishment Growth
Declared to Be Solid
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Never before have the country
the prosperity and full membership
lists they are having nowadays.
Even in the days of mushroom golf
expansion between 1920 and 1926
when green pastures around Wash
ington turned overnight into lush
fairways and blooming putting
greens, the clubs which sprung up
in those days had their troubles
getting full memberships to keep up
those expensive and expansive well
manicured courses.
All of them pulled through and
all remained during the trying days
of 1888. But they are booming now
in the fact of travel restrictions,
gasoline shortages, caddie troubles
and the other headaches that beset
golf clubs.
War Workers Want Golf.
Washington, the No l boom town
of the Nation, is country club con-
scious as never before and waiting
lists are taking the place of the
dwindling membership rolls of a
decade ago when it was questionable
how many clubs could survive.
There were, of course, those clubs
such as Chevy Chase and Columbia,
financially stable and with their
roots In a strata of membership
which rested on firm financial
ground. But there also were others
which barely managed to weather
the financial storm when it seemed
the hammer of the auctioneer was
poised.
They made it and today most of
them are booming, prosperous places
with few financial worries. Three
have gone through reorganization,
but have emerged apparently strong
er than ever.
The whole thing, naturally, is an
outgrowth of the war and the mush-
rooming of the population Of the
National Capital. Hundreds OF solid
business and industrial men have
come to Washington to help the
war effort. Many of them have
become members of country clubs,
taking q few hours off each week
to play golf.
Growth of Clubs Solid.
The condition isn't one which is
likely to foldup overnight. AS long
as men and women need exercise
they are going to get it. Golf is the
logical and traditional game for
millions of people. 1t is also one OF
the great social Jewelers., game
whose roots are based in democracy,
and the theory that the caddie can
teach the millionaire bondholder
how to hit a mashie shot.
You don't believe it? Well, Al
Houghton and Lew Worsham were
caddies and most Of the big shots
of the game which is played by
more Americans than any other
outdoor sport learned the game as
bag toters.
The growth of the country club
around town is solid. After the war
they'll lose some members and dur
ing the war their membership Is sure
to be with few exceptions) some
what on a come -and-go basis. But
where golf clubs in other parts of
the land are losing members, those
around Washington wish they had
more room for expansion. The
town is busting wide open at the
seams with golfers.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Arlington Park Results
By the Associated Press

DS tEt ASSOCldteQ freSS.
i, FIRST ST.. RAcE.Purse, ACE sl,soo: claiming:
suprine. (Mccombs1 17.0O $50 $40
Mismark lScurlocD $40 500
Brlsrso 1Nssyes) 4.4o
Also e' ran2Mountain Air, v.ldina Boss.
5ssaee brd Hsh ansa Garfde and p.1S,
Dallas.
,Dss. SECOND EASEPusss $1,000; allow
La,dlns Iherator Sol 'woaf1 ossrney' $40 4s9 3ooo
a sHnny 4ims Fortress .}s fBorton' $40
Also ran..Undulater. Spy Snare. Active.
hoeI csmaen ASseta snS and fs'isma hsoon .n.r,
DAILY Double paid s55.eo5
, THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 500: claiming:
Trim stepper lWieian'r) 1910 40 ESQ
Crossbow II (Arcaro) so
Also rans--one Jest. Basileus and Mas.
culine.
anss FOURTH [s,[ EAcEsurs.; $1,000 endu5-
GTand Gsa a,C Central ,MasAw' 500 $50 ESQ
kitche Manitou (Ryan) $50
Also ran@Lynette O.. War Vision and
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500. add.d.
Victory Handicap: 3-year-olds; ~ niiss
With Regards tLongden) $50 $40 Ont
Anticllmax tBrooks) $50 fnif
Aletern king Sr,t
Time, 1918. S
"A Also r. ran.-valdins Orphan. orosstids
all P. Headley entry.
SIXTH RACE+Purse. $4,000. added.
Arlington Handicap: 3-year-olds ana IN.
ward: IA miles:
Rounders (Smth) 124O Sno ~,
Whlrlaway fArcaro) S4n 49,
Staretor tGrilD u,t
Time, 2:04. Sos
Also ran-Sirocco and Pumpxun.
SEVENTH RACEPurse, S7.5no .dd.a.
Cleopatra Handicap: 3-year -olds and IN,
ward; l mile tchutel. 0'-
Blue Delight. tNeves) 440 s.2O oAo
Waygal tWielander) 4e0 soX
Emolument (Schulng) S4S
Time, 1:3S. o'oo
Also ran-ss Baker, Montsin. rn..,.
lassie and All Lizzie. AAs9o'
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S1,5oo. c,.,r-
lng: 3-year-olds and upward; !. miIes
Bonnie Sea 'Nevesl 1880 $50 4oo
Happy Khayyam tHaues) 100 Az
Alspur Barney "" ,SS.4o
Time, 2:03is lV'so
Also ,ran--Glad Eye Doug Hr.sn..-
Miss Baker. Birkaboy South Hourd s;Saa..
b; Pan'ab' Gourmet Des Grieux and
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Vols Get HurIer Bowmon
On Option From Cubs
e. the Associated Press.

~ NHe ASS0Clattu PreSS,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 1.-The
Nashville Vols OF the Southern
Association have acquired Bob Bow
man, righthanded pitcher on option
fro mthe Chicago Cubs,
Bowman, the Vols second addition
to their pitching staff within a week
is now at Toronto and will report
TO the Nashville Club at Birminp-
nam tomorrow. He has been with
the Canadian team since late IN Mo-