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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
BY HAROLD KAHL

II Charley RabautS Twentieth
Century Recreation can duplicate
its bowling performance Of last
week the deadlock between Joe
Norris Stroh and George Holmes
Fife for first place in The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic may be
broken again tonight al Andy
StofaniS Rainbow Recreation
Twentieth Century created the
tie last week when il won one
game from Fife as Stroh was
sweeping Harold DeCrick'S Yer
nor'S. Now il can break il hy
nippIng SUoh for one. providing.
OF course. Fife runs true 70 form
and blanks Vernon $,
In their first meeting Stroh
Went -fnrthree- aCaInStTMentIeth
Century in shooting 3O65 20 lis
rivals 2sO6 The Stroh spillers aim
TO repeat with every game mean
Ing 50 much al this late stage Of
the race ami il viii he up 70
Century TO spoil their
plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
BowIerS Again
Give Services
To Red Cross

Another contribution Of $500
from DetroitS boVlcrS is on IT'S
way TO the Red Cross today after
last nights series Of matches at
Wurm'S Recreation. Sroh won
the feature from Fife. 3644 70
3026 Fred Volts ia was the
individual hiRhlght
Stroh had an 1853 finish which
included VOLTS 27S and a 266
from Joe Norris John Crimmins.
rolling with Bill RoCclIS team had
nine strikes I'M row and wound
mp with pa MnlGS- series Vas
27S-26S-lSs Thurman Gibson led
Fife on Gao.
Gerlsch defeated Index. 2739 "a
2729 and RoEcllS Won from Vernon
of the Women : Major League
1861 10 2673 Police scored 276e
against the Fircmen'S 2724. In
cidcntally, the Fremen Jeff SIOl
for the Red Cross. otto Auch'S
Gears went over UAW-CIO 2737
to 1893.
Wurms donated use Of the alleys
and the pin boys gave their Serv-
ices. Judge Ned II, Smith of
common pleas court rolled the
first ball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Might Try Cubs

Now the Giant manager faces
the necessity Of digging up some
kind Of a first baseman, if only
10 assure a starting lineup Of
the required number Of players.
Best bet for a deal is the Chi
cago Cubs, who are currently
enjoying the luxury Of carrying
four first baSemon on their
roster.
Phil Cavaretta, Glenn Russell.
Ed Watkins and Heinz Becker
are the Chicago first SaCkerS.
Becker. a hard-hittinC youngSter,
appears 10 have the inside track
for the Cubs assignment Man
aCer Jimmy Wilson could likely
he persuaded 10 part with one Of
the others if the terms were
right.
Another possibility is the
Philadelphia Phillies. who are
ready 10 listen 10 bids for Babe
Datfgreu, tt1r travelling man
who is making a stop-over in
Ae City OF Brotherly Love.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
SET TO BLAST

Realizing that 10 permit S'roh
to get one-game ahead may ruin
their championship hopes the Fife
boys arc set 70 blast Ncrnor's In
The first round Fife took the odd
game with 1921 10 2S2l NernorS,
however. has a habit of breaking
out every now and then and may
surprise
Nal GiImour'S ParlSclean, only
A game behind the leaders. Is ready
TO move AZ the first opportunity.
II encounters much Stcrncr oppoSi-
tton than either Stroh or File in
Herman Bcnscil.S pepSf-Cola The
latter trIppod parisclean the first
time for three on 29l5 10 2733 and
the latter Is thirStInG for revenge.
The best match Of the night
may bc between Harold Allen 5
NineralteS and joey PauluS
Chene-Trombly Recreation with
the latter out 20 even the score.
Mineraltes shot 1852. second best
Of the season. against Chcne.
Trombly's 2S66 their first meeting
10 capture all three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
M(Intire Hero
In Defeat
Continued from First Sport Pag,


not a whirlwind or a ring sensa-
ton
The best story Of the main
event then and now is that dead
game honest fellow named Bobby
MCIntjrc went from rho basement
Of Arena Gardens back 20 Inc dc.
Tense lob he has AT River Rouge.
To make II better still he made
only one request OF newspaper
men
Don't play up the fact I'm
working in defense plant for
n living" he said That's over
done. You know have fam
lily and that job takes care of
them. This fighting ! just do on d.
the side"
II YOU could take the heart Of
Bobby McIntire and stuff II inside
the hulk Of few other fighting
men We might mention well
what A champion you would have
In other bouts. Lewroy Lawson
won a technical kayo over Billy
Nitchy after 81 seconds Of fight.
ing in the third round AngeI
Avilics knocked out Billy NCMil.
len m OF of the sixth. Emret
Greer defeated Joe Miller by de-
ciSion in four. Jim Nicely defeated
Pete PooloS by decision in four.
a crowd Of 1928 persons PAID
A gross Of S3,054 to see the fGh'
rorI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Switches System

"When fighter floors a guy
with his pet punch, he usually
will throw the same punch again
as soon a. the guy gets back
on his feet" explains Leonard.
THE fellow who has just
stopped that Sunday punch j.,
almost instinctiNely, trying to
defend himself against IL when
he regains his feet.
so gave the system the
switch. figured that n !
knocked him down with n right,
that's what he would he look
ing for when he got back at
nine. So I gave him the left.
Its logical Ia figure that n
YOU can hit man hard enough
to knock him down when he's
all right. YOU certainly should
have him at your mercy when
he stumbleS back at YOU. That's
the time 10 let him think you'll
throw that right again. But
while he's thinking Of that, slug
him with the left. IL generally
works"
A. least, according 70 the rec
ord books, II generally did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
He Wouldn't Do

Mel OFT didn't waste much
time deciding. even according 10
war-ycar standards. biz Babe
Barna never would make an sc-
replacement for Johnny
lie. Giants first Sackcr
Marina had been listed As a
first baseman when he reported
10 the Philadelphia Athletics for
a tryOut six years ago Connie
Mack quickly put an end 10 that
foohShneSS. showing the ponder
Gus Babe into the outheld.
where he wasn't 50 apt 10 get
Drained by fast groundorS
OF. however, elected 10 make
a gamble on Barna when II be-
came evident that Mize might
not be around very long. With
appropriate fanfare Babe was
Installed AZ irSe base. Forty
eight hours later he was back in
The outfeld OFT indicating that
he would rather forget about
the whole matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

sion OF the bau b o until
he retired indicated in 1925.
Always an obScrvant sCrappcr,
he fought with his brains as
we'll as his fists. A youngSter
just getting underway in the
sour science couldn't have a bet
ter counselor
So today. for the benefit Of
those stripllngs and for any one
else who is interested, the Old
Colonel passes along one al the
trade secrets OF the old hight
weight king
Benny was talking about the
failure of batter 70 finish
foe once he had him on the
way. Leonard pointed out how
ten a scrapper gets heltcd
Hown for a nine count. climbs 10
his feet and holds of his oppO-
nent until the hell II they got
No when they were fighting
Benny, they usually made re-
turn trip 10 the canvas IN a
hurry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Coast TO Rule
On Race Meet

WASHINGTON. March 30 tUPJ
Rubber Director William NJ. JEFF.
ferS left the final decision regard
me q gQ-day extension Of the BaA
Meadows race meeting IN tho
hands Of the California racing
board today.
At a conference with Jerry Gies-
Ter, chairman of the board. letters
said Il would be a mistake TO OPP
crate under the circumstances
-iCfEthe-f final decision 10 the
turf officials themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Mixed Doubles Idea
hS Calming Inn Bowling
BY HAROLD KAHL

That mixed doubles motor is
starting To roll downhill now after
a few false starts and backfires.
Elvira Helms and Joey PauluS, the
champions, are due 10 receive no
less than four challenges with
others due TO spring up like dande-
lions.
Newest in the field arc Ann Wells
and Louis Burr Constance Powers
and T hurm an Gibson Gladys
Dempsey and John Crlmmins. Don
Brichta plans 10 pair with Dorothy
Merchant If an army call doesn't
intervene. Maxine Derifield and
Steve Cruchon were supposed 70
be first in line for the next match.
but PauluS refuses 10 bowl against
any member Of his team.
There also is some gossip Of a
Kings and Queens league made up
OF the city'S top boWlcrS The idea
OF mixed doubles tournament
also keeps drifting around and one
of these days u will be taken SeTi-
ouSly Once II catches. such an
event is apt 10 draw 100 or more
entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Joe Gordon Comes
To Terms With Yanks

ASBURY PARK. y. J., March 30
UP)-Second baseman Joe Cor
don has accepted terms for 1913
with the New York Yankees, leav-
ing outfielder Charley Keller and
nfIeideT frankie GTosettI the only
remaining holdoutS.
Gordon agreed 10 a figure re-
ported TO be about $4,000 over the
telephone from Eugene, Ore. and
told President Ed Barrow that he
would leave for camp immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Fight Results
nv nrted Press

New York Lee Oma l77E Detroit
knocked oIt jimmy Gordon ITS Tampa
Fla. "a Bobby Gunfer. 1871 Detroit
scored technical kr0rkr-lt -vFr- charis'
Williams l4l Newark y, J. a..
Newark Clint Conway 1901,
Cleveland scored z technical knockout owe
wine Thomas 2o7 Philadelphia 90.
De'rolt-Niine Pep l29a Hartford
Corn egi Fe+Rt%A R.-hH4-- u iht.-Fe- 3d.
Detroit G0l LEROY Lawson les Detroit
scored a technical knockout over Bill,
Sitchy ls5. Ru1aio y = 49,
Ho'y0ke Mass Tommy Jessup 1877
Springfield Mass scored technica
knockout over Norman Rain if5 Philadei
phiA ~: Joe GINS 1856 Springfield. SCORED
a technical knockout over Primes Flores
1875 New York 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Dorothy Kirby
Golf Leader

PINEHURST. n. c., March 40
UP)-A field of SO golfers, d.
vided into two divisions Of 10 each,
begin play today in the opening
round of match competition in the
4lst annual North-South women's
golf championship.
Miss Dorothy Kirby copied
medal honors yesterday with
card Of 4l-37-7S, 7 strokes better
than her closest rivals. Mrs. Ware
and Miss Crum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

ant in the
10 @ re h a n I
marine
lie o n a + q,
one of the
& + @ a I Q : I
minister's the
ring ever has
known. " o n
the lig h 4
weight title
from Freddie
Welsh in May.
1917, and re-
tanned posses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Records were given the heave-hO
in the Palace Ladies' House. Jennie
Remit 2ii in Birdsey FiVe'S 500
and Roadway's 1890 are new firstS.
Murdoch Five spilled 22S8 and
Eleanor Dittmer 2i0 for new sec
onds. To top things off. Marge
Stevenson, one of the best bowling
secretaries hereabouts without a
job, tossed in IS4-i5S-ISs for $40.
Ordinarily po ono Wopld get
crcited about Leo msbfs 223 in
602 other tbou n happened m the
RCtoi Meat MorcbcdHts loop.
Ertrb- an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
10Th Century
Out 10 Break
Tie II Created
STANDINGS

? 30 De Luxe vs. Ekhardt A Becker.
alleys 10 Detroit Gaskei vs. KRAKOW
So. Chenc- Tfomby Recreation IS MIN
crali'es SIS Ssckmans vs. Coca Cola, Is
Is pausciean IS Iepsi-Cola. alleys
u Nur1ook vs. Aircraft "a FIFE W.
Vernon Sc. S'r0hs rs Twentieth century
Recreation "a Matches at Rainbow
Recreation. lo235 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
PdssdreIId
Is Called for Draft

FRENCH LICK, Ind. March 30
GNS)-Loss Of Umpire Art Pas
Sarella Of the American League 10
the army appears imminent The
baseball arbitor. at French Li"k
with tho Chicago White SoX, was
notified by his San Antonio, Tex.
draft board TO report for induction
April 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Bob Tales
AiTrade Secret
= of Ii. Leonard
Is Passed Alonq
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Any young man serving a
bruislng apprenticeship in the
hard trade of professional pugi-
ism would do we'll 10 listen 10
the advice uttered recently by
Benny Leonard. now a heuten-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Rare Occurrence

A basketball rarity was achieved
in the Junior Recreation League,
Pontiac, Mich, recently, when one
team defeated another. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Real Iron Horse

Annapolis. son Of Man O War
won two races IN the same day
one Steeplechase and the other
on the fiat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
NECk.AND.SECK RACE

Precinct are fighting for tho De-
iroIt Police championship like a
PAIR Of bulldogs Sweeps for the
second consecutive week Admins
tIatlon over Second and Fifteenth
over Third. Stephen JaSkolski's
and Joe Rurkhard : 22ss and Wi
liam Bars 2l3-Z03-2l7 for 633
featured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

They say Herb Klein is tutoring
Howard Bridge after his 239-239-
1872 for powerful $50 in the Red
ford House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

100" Fyedcr.cts shot 20 IN 6GO
for uetr high single IN the I'M
Lckglt4 Lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
ELSIE Is LEADER

Elsie BohnSack clipped off POI
1915 for 518 Lillian MacLean
17S-l9l-l56 for SIS as Jennie
Urbani missed her Grst-300 by one
with 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
GIG FOR Am kEPPEN

Fort Boulevard ladies had some
big innings in their house league
Ann Keppen rolled l96-245-l7S for
6l9, Patricia Dels 232 MA Borb-
ely 220 and Peggy Nonderwerth
converted the $40 split. AL
Wolfe's 212-226-2O6 for 6ii was
the best in the Men House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
By Two LENGTHS

Down the stretch II is Norm Hal
leen s Index by two over Earl Ben
tons GeriSch IN Johnny MillettS
House. Index surgcd ahead two
lengths by trimming J. l. Hudson
TWO as lis rival dropped a pair 10
Gremofs. Series Of 60OS were
plentiful a usual as Steve Zele-
nak-S IOi-ZZZ-ZfO Tor 500 and Ray
VOTES 2l2-20f-2zf for 6f6 were
one. two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Hazel HoHcmaH's 2O3 and Benny
LcdCrm0p's 25O stood ont N the
Kings and Queens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Carl PloOf. who used 10 swing A
mean nlbhck for Rammler and
Maple Lane IN the NGA. delivered
A new high single and tied for sec
ond high series when he combined
2li-f79-2S9 for 6S2 IN the DENLY
Senior House lie left the spin
on his eleventh bali with a thin
Brooklyn hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Brig Gen Thomas Coliaday,
commander Of the Michigan State
Troops, Will award craftsmanship
qualification certificates tonight 70
a group of graduates Of the CT
william Training Corps AT the Can
field Armory, 400 W Garfield.
Assisting Will be Col Arthur F..
Brown and Col PaySon y. Foster,
director Of the National Rifle AS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Peter Wyunc's 230 and 6I2 paced
the fcid ~ the Rcd sea-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Margaret Shea's l96 and Flor
ence SulliVan's lS9- l8i-l80 for 553
were no "Blarney" i'm the South
eastern Ladies' House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Jack Burns and George Eyer had
a night for themselves in the Elks.
the former collecting 229-208-237
for ell and The latter 2I1-2I0-225
for 652. Where was Frank "217"
fft7NI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

Dan DaCey Of Beaudry No. !
Spsrkled with 2O9-23l-232 for 612
a. Lee Chafiee of Ternstedt con-
nected for PSI in the American
Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

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op.r eo.Hos TODAY ur'n p ~ ara after
70 2 NJ an oN Saturday, ara sunday
NORTH END 10 i0i sG 5Si SA"9 9s "ss1
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily
OLYMPIC REC s "a. s.'.,, 60 p f ,stss
" ALLEYS ns~ snd Modern. REh1sllsr.
opsn Bo.tins All DAY Saturdays ard Sunday.
PALACE REC, S':f s s'.,, S,sou, r. r,, ="
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g. Harold Alien. lr''rur,or Cocktail Lou0as
PALMER PARK "s w5.+o.ts 81. 80 ,.s s,f'''
TO. s.2g32. ~ Brur,sies Alleys. Completely
ModtrrGsd free Pakine A,aHsble Opso Au'ys|
TODAY 2 a " 20 ? Z" ARD AnN = 90
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After N Az Oay SATURDAYS ard SUNDAYS.
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Open Alleys Even Evening al 80. All DAY sat
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Ray Van Nalkenburg's 2l9 took
the jackpot in the Esquire al
Charley James popular Pillar Rec.

LHiiGu Wyobicwsi.'s M crJyied
Of the boHors in the GorfeId Ladies
No. ,.
Don Ives 233 and 6lO' enabled
tho Green Hats 30 cling 10 first
place overtime House by a single
game al Victory
Jake BergPT'S 2j5 and "Bill"
Veins 20l-2l2-22l for 634 were
highs in the Palm Beach Senior
House.
-Roh-htlALnn, 81 lrus the-best
jpdiu,duai effort ~ the Jolly FIFTY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

match. 3l5 s. Capitol ave. next
SuRAa+r IEhefe-lpi be three classes
from eight weeks 10 one year.
Judging starts AZ p. m Entries
~ill be accepted until the judging
starts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-29
Edith I. Hammer
Married Here

Miss Edith Tingley Hammer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Hammer, and Yeoman William
g. Long, U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. v. Long of Troy, Mo, were
married August IA in the Wallace
Memorial United Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. c. E. HaW-
thorne officiating.
Mr.. Foster Stuart Tingley, uncle
OF the bride, escorted her and gave
her in marriage and she was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Dorsey M.
Palmer, as matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Janet Fisher
and Miss Dorothy Wallace
White was the motif of the we'd
ding, the bride and her attendants
all wearing white, including Susanna
Lohmar, who served as flower girl
Yeoman Robert E. Creswell, U.
s. NJ, was the best man and the
ushers were Yeomen Thomas Van
Antwerp and Dan J. Albright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-29
Party Given
For Marines
Last Evening

Capt. Allen Monroe Jones and
100 United States marines, the
former 18th Provisional Marine
Demonstration Troop of Quantico
under his command, were given
delightful evenings entertainment
last night. The hostesses were
Capt. Jones' mother, Mrs. Albert
Jones: Miss Mary B. Adams and the
latter's niece. Mrs. Harry K. Hickey,
and the party was given at the Sui
grave Club when IL members of
the Marine Band at Quantico gave
part of the program.
Nine. Selma Ertegun, daughter of
the Turkish Ambassador and Mime.
Ertegun, with a number of other
young ladies, assisted as junior
hostesses. In this group were Miss
Gene Cox, daughter of Representa-
tive and Mrs. E. E. Cox of Georgia;
Miss Mary Adams Manning, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Hickey; Miss Mile
Atwill, Miss Augusta Ann Morgan,
I'AA'o <AAAiA IoWlCI, mlSS ClOVtI
Brown, Miss Betty Benson, Miss
Mary Howard Gillespie, Miss Carolyn
Walden, Miss Laura Bell Wyatt,
Miss Jane Wyatt, Miss Nancy King,
Miss Suzanne Happier, Miss Rena
Morgan, Miss Riley Moore, Miss
Helen Jones, Miss Jane Rather, Miss
Ella Harllee, Miss Vida Smith. Miss
Elizabeth Earle, Miss Martha Pear
son, Miss Hope Hunt, Miss Patricia
Gordon, Miss Betty Anne Mertz,
Miss Virginia Rusch, Miss Norma
Hatfield, Miss Carolyn Blackson,
Miss Clotilde Cunningham, Miss
Catherine Newcomer, Miss Helen
Richardson and Miss Elizabeth
Findley.
Members of the Volunteer Camp
Shows from the District of Column
bia Recreation Department fur
nished many numbers of dances,
choruses and solos. The Volunteer
Camp Shows of the District Recre-
alton Department is sponsored by
the War Hospitality Committee and
gives from go to IS shows each
month in the camps and military
and naval headquarters in and
around Washington.
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eloquently than one. thousand
words. First-the plastic insoles
are softened on the electro-con-
former. Then you put your feet
into then1-the insoles solidify
and mold themselves to the exact
contour Of each foot. And, loi
You have shoes that are as per-,
sonal as your thumb print. MIR.
G. E. TURNER, the Conformal
Authority in Washington, has
complete line of these shoes for
fall-for men, women and school
children. He personally fits all
shoes. Take an elevator to the
End floor of the FRANKLIN
BLDG, across the street from the
Capitol Theater, 1927 F ST. Phone
RE. 6089.
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soc. Instead Of dashing home to
fix dinner-let THE TOP ROUND
Err pack a pickup" package
consisting of sizzling grilled ham,
burger on a toasted bun; a crisp
green salad in an individual cup
with a wooden spoon, and slice
of rich chocolate cake. Take it
with you in the park or down on
the river while canoeing. THE
TOP FOUNDER Is the brain-child
of three smart girls"-Ray Ricard,
Marjorie Booth and Jane Arm
strong. They specialize In thick
juicy hamburgers at SOC each
served you in a highchair. Open
IL am. to 2 am. Located just
west of Connecticut Avenue-at
1735 L ST. Phone Elk. 0279.