davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-11-19

druHs, Without
diet or exercise, the excess weight
comes Oh. Vacuum cups magically
work on the fatty spots and do the
trick. For all-over reducing. try
sMARCEL'S 'sFumidi1ed Heat"
streatments, 10 for 327.50. Or :
series Of swedish massages. You'll
feel Ike ! new you 1032 18th
81. NV. Phone m. lIle.
Evening star., 1944-11-19

s~ W.
from y ou r
p r e C lou S
C / o t h 1 n g
your loveliest
white. black
and colored
gloves clean
ed and re-
stored, your
D r ic e | eSS
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N 1
|M.M...'.e|
| %1 !

gadding about during the forth
coming holiday season, you'll find
. lovely array of basic and dressy
dresses. Open evenings til 8. 1927
CONN. AVE. Phone AID. 7432.
" TOUCHES OF WHITE
DO PLATTER A
WOMAN So" And the accent of
fresh, snowy white blouse peek
Evening star., 1944-11-19

ana move stars
that have been
trained by her in
poise. posture.
m q ke- up and
modelling. s h e
can help you too.
Complete course,
day or evening,
SIS. In d ividual
instruction. 1911
Evening star., 1944-11-19

and lasting. And finally they viii
design couture that win do jus
tice 70 your permanent and your
beauty. Make m appointment to-
morrow. 1873 CONN. AVE. rhcne
DE. SSH. Bethcsda salon: 12lo
wisconsin Ave4ue. Oliver 1915.
Evening star., 1944-11-19

n o I 0 n i y
satisfy it
will delight
y o u. S e e
their collec-
ton Of hne
all = W 90 !
C o q is and
h an d s ONE
6 q b a rdine
an ite For
Evening star., 1944-11-19

lVON Will uOL "
found wanting
q I O. D o N
N E LIS SEA
GRILL. You'll
hnd your favor
ite sea foods In
this enormous
r e s { a u r q n I
which Is filled
mill, trr,fvaar
Evening star., 1944-11-19

re S e rv q -
tons at the
W A T E r
GATE INN
{ o n ! y
branch Of
I . m o u s
Norman d y
F q r m } /.
They will
serve King
Evening star., 1944-11-19

AAA6 Wv AltlkA lllC
n e C Kline and
cuffs Of your suit
are flatte ering
without being too
lavish to be prac-
tical. L. FRANK
COMPANY has a
wonderful collec-
ton Of handsome
-
Evening star., 1944-11-19

ul6kCI. xuSu
h u 8 e, siz-
cling ham,
b u r 3 e T 3.
sc ed on
toasted buns
will put
any man IN
Evening star., 1944-11-19

M I L l. / :
CENTS IN
d / v 1 d ual. +"
T h e r e s
n o I h 1 n g
more CLAM
orotls than
a hat Of dat-
Evening star., 1944-11-19

pearl necklace restrung Is smart
economy when you 60 to the
STHOS COMPANY, 6l3 18th
ST. NV.
Z" OSCAR WILDE SAID:
Most people like their
culture to repose on . basis Of good
cooking" Counoisseurs Of good
Evening star., 1944-11-19

tailored. some divine enough for
your most elegant cocktail suit.
Priced from $4 to s12.95. Located
on F Street, where it meets 18th.
+" SMART ECONOMY"
the amount you spend
to have your stockings repaired.
moth holes and cigarette burns
Evening star., 1944-11-19
@*@e~mAMvn !%
~ %en& HELENE
-.GsT Z a,

" YOUR CHEsTERFIED-
1t satisfiesl" The Chest
erfield or whatever coat you choose
at the SHMBURNE SHOP will
Evening star., 1944-11-19

much better
you look and
feel. Posture
e x e r C l S e s.
spot = reducing
m a C h / n e S,
steam cabinet
a n d shower,
10 tim e s,
5 ! 8.5 0. 2 0
4 AnA
Evening star., 1944-11-19


NUE.. They have q
stad Of skilled hair
stylists who first de-
termine Just how
m uch permanent
your hair will. take.
Then they decide on
the type Of perma-
nent - machine or
cold wayethat will
be M OG.t effactive
Evening star., 1944-11-19

+" TALKING TURKEY -.
aren't you?" That
means. you're thinking of your
Thanksgiving dinner. Make your
Evening star., 1944-11-19

are having .
" o n d e rful
a n d timely
sale Of suede
sh es at
$685.. So -
for the best
selection in
y o ur S ize
and last GET
Evening star., 1944-11-19

g THELMA DOYLE POINTS
WITH PRIDE-to the
small army of successful fashion
mannequins, Photographic models,
Evening star., 1944-11-19
The college crowd takes over
the town this week. The eodsts,
college men and 'ods from OIL

GERS Troinins School
will be doneins to
: : !: ! !; ]: ] J: ] J !; J: J; !;
@ Bert Bernoth's music
iRS et the keIeish. lis
f& tenins TO Russ Cullen
@ in the Dgbonnet
~ Room. and wotchins
~ Bornee lead the band
at the Shosehom.
Who will their partners Be?
Obviously the shortest, best
looking girls in town. Girls
home from college, running Ia
competition with this seasons
most oppeolins debstontes.
Helene hos oil the answers to
their mony wonts in todoy's
column, worked out especially
for this strotesic time.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Mn

Turkey with all the festive trim
mings from noon until on
Thursday. And 1t promises to be
q gala feast. Located right on the
river-but in town-at 2700 r
STREET NV. For reservations
call DI 9256.
/" EURS, FEATHE R s.
FLOWERS"-are the
furbelows that make the most en-
chanting hats you've ever seen-at
Evening star., 1944-11-19

Ten half hour messages with steam
cabinet and lamp, $50. 1929 F ST.
NV. Phone MA. 1855.
+" NEWER THAN NEXT
WEEK" as excit-
ing rs first night ;. are the new
dresses at BRESLAU, the friendly
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>\>\A>

CONN. AVE. Phone DU. o4o4 or
W.T. 2QeG
Evening star., 1944-11-19

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1944-11-19

For appointment call Sligo oils.
6 HAS YOUR PERMANENT
REACHED A JAGGED
EDGE?" Then It's time to 60 to
HEADS OF CONNECTICUT AVE-
Evening star., 1944-11-19

o pc n yer
s u n day and
evening until 8
pm. Close d
Mondays. Ma
chine and ma
chineless per-
manents, given
by large staff.
1928 Geo rgia
Avo,1,,o NJ VIZ
Evening star., 1944-11-19

there early! II you need q pair OF
suede shoes (and who doesn't)
you'll find the prettiest ones Of the
season in this 1896 sale. ROSS
SATURN is open daily from 9 to z:
Thursdays from 9 to g. 1923
CONN. AVE. Phone DU. 0346.
g CET A PERMANENT
WAVE ON SUM-
DAY" Or 60 in the evening.
EMELINE'S BEAUTY SALON Is
Evening star., 1944-11-19

Precious shoe coupons must be used
wisely. for your very best shoes, suede
is amongst the fovorites. The open-toe
Dorsey pump and cocktail sondol ore
foshion- firsts, shedding the prettiest feet
and truly worthy Of your shoe stomp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

18th: 81 rms, 6 baths; owner states $500
profit monthly; $1,000 down. Bob Hol-
lanGsr; 1909 n y, aye NV. ma. 9743.
ware and housefurnishings store preferably
NV. section, good location. Hobart 1878.
%
PROFITABLE small business In market;
price less than cost Of equipment: goodwill
gratis; owner entering Army two weeks.
Eur dsDpG aIy Mr. Stoke" AT sg1s
AM INTERESTED in purchasing one or
more small casualty insurance brokerags
businesses. Box 295-E, Star. apis
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE. IL booths,
best location: will sacrifice account illness
Box 1894, Star, 2ss
ding gen. mdse.; midway between Baltic,
washington and Annapolis on two main
highways. Owner retiring. Investigate r,
c. Bartgis, Gambrills. Md. 29s
CONTINUED on Next Paso.l
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, general once worker, man
or woman; permanent position in old-estab-
state age and experience. Write BOX
c tsSjfi s' WANTED. woman for housekeeu.
ing and cooking in small cottage: man for
quarters, with private bath; pleasant sub
urban location and living conditions All
room and board and $50 mo. Call Mrs.
Stetson, Falls Church 1891.
COUPLE. white, for small nearby hotel;
also do maintenance work. Excellent sal
NJ NJ Thrift. Ioos New YORK ave. eD NV.
COUPLE, cook and farmland or handy
maj, white: house. maintenance, $50; no
o o5jsGtion 10, Or children, Silver sprs. 0503
CO9fLE WANTED. settled. white. or col
sition to offer right party. M. j. Thomp-
ELDERLY coLoRED MAN for door ma
in person: Dorchester House. 24so 18th
MAN, AND WIFE, settled. to live in house
a and board a and or s ssIf for small girls
MESSENGER, colored: inside work: i hours ai..
working conditions and salary good; essen
perience, address and telephone Il any.
SODA pisrk sssa male or female. white:
sop salary; best OF working conditions
soLoisTs. tenor soprano, alto ana sff bass.
to form quartet in paid church choir.
M AnsTsr imm .a1nr.d Box !s4o star
earn excellent wages in exclusive restau-
MssIleys 4is 18th ss st. nw or eVeasl ~.
in exchange for wifes Services IN ele sUnRis
rooms. 933 23rd ST. NV. Call after K
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

LAUNDRESS, colored. wishes ironing
Thurs, Fri. Call after pm. Phone
CO. 1912.
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes psrt-time work.
2 O'Clock through dinner: in apartment;
city refs. DE. 1881.
GIRL, colored, experienced, cleaning, pre-
pare dinners; small family; Tuesday, FRI
day l to 7:30 pm. only; good worker
MI. 5437 after $50 pm.
WOMAN, colored. wants Job days q
week. from Q to l. FIR. 52l7.
WOMAN, colored, capable, neat. expert
enced, wants days work. Call after 4
pm, HO 9074
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HELP poMEsTIc Gent,

COOK end n1ss hsys saDsri :ps
Thon. e ds ssS enp Sun no Or
cooK for small boarding house. full or
COOK and 70 d ssna WORK: End maid
top salary; references. 34o3 woodley I'd.
COOK HND CIV. experienced. to car.
for small Georgetown house. do light
T.ts9esces a.aur.d qu ca fo TO- ssss ''''
c cSeyx sns Nv 1--we so n; references.
COOKS n HELLER Mf also maid msia for suest-
house, Apply to Mrs. Madigan. 1915 New
Sssefd aor r Ri,Ta e esn;
housework; good basement quarters. State
c css sIR s sasy wanted Boz Ss s,.
a hisSsss salary 1y.. i've II. EM, 5os4 -.
must live in: no heavy laundry care Of Q
esyss ss7 Per aeHth 1865 r. R0i hssh en- &C.,
e eEssssGi Ezo 10 iiv. in; SIS week.
GENERz ifDp HoUs;EtWoRkER, Groom home.
sGsT IoSssWGSRt ,,S;satSs iss
an So1kn s and Col rd
Tel. co. 765a. sos
ssiEENkSAL IousEwoEk; car. of one Child;
GHW n Ariinston. 0 Va. a01 BART t. time s or
full time; good salary. Call Tuesday, GIL.
G,HW.. experienced good salary and good
hours: WI 1878.
G:H.W.. plain cooking: live in; Ia days
On saes week: no washing; good salary. 81.
GIRL, colored; g;h:w.. no cooking: hours
aoGsE fsEf IT, w SSe in lars. room.
ing house; room and board furnished.
MAID for ghw.. good cleaner, in apt.
h be- s7as Apply Apt, l. s15 goth st. NV
MAID; salary, 500 a month; sh.w.. laun-
health card and reference necessary: must
live in. Box CSC, Star.
MAID, white, exper., to assist with elderly
class refs co: 1855. 2s44 Conn. ave.
MAID, white, strong; care seni-invalid and
ROOM and bsh IN
CAL no; 0656 from to 10 am. and
MAID, experienced. live in. to care for 49,
mo; -old baby and assist with gh.w.;
t vicinity Bethesda IN good wages; generous
N sms en- Hl go 900 wages references no
M Rysr pU sSss
bath S 1ssf can h.l w 4So Sr.
school girls. Light household duties. No
cooking. Preferably free to travel. Good
salary. TIE. 4440
NURSEMAID, white, care of 8 children,
ages ]. 2 and s: no homework CHI $685.
PRACTICAL NURSE, housekeeper. white,
for wife patient; 2 in family; live in;
syailabie April /: salary S25 per week.
WOMAN for light duties in home. Call at
1924 Crittenden st. NV.
or permanent; / adult, 2-yr child: $50 mo.
401s Pa: ave. Sc. TR. Sob
WOMAN, white: care 2 children, g.h.v.;
WOMAN, settled. to help take care Of
children and do g.h.w.; salary open. Call
GE. 1856.
WOMAN for gh.w.: $50 per week:
adults; personal laundry. cook ! meal;
10 to pm Call GE. 1854 from to
IL pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
NELp MEN.
UPHOI STERERS

TX x10A0 GkkGEt6
To hnish platform Of sofa and chair; S1l
pay for work on sofa and chair; work can
be done At your convenience. Call Ma.
800, Branch 4OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
HELP
PIIIMRER

For hotel maintenance work; steady Job
5H-day week, Applicant must have GER
tincate Of availability. Apply Mr.. Franklin.
Woodley I'd NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

Elevator Man for Day Work.
Apply manager, 1905 Wis. ave-, Ant. No. 1.
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Seven Drown as Skiff Sinks
TAMPICO, Mexico, Oct. o LF.--
Seven persons drowned when skin
sank south Of here Friday, 1t was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
Conferences Yield Tall Tales

Ia basic method since adopted by
every other studio in town.
X X X
Horror fans need have no misgiv-
ings about the future, for Boris Kar-
loft Is rapidly recovering from his
serious illness and soon will be back
at RKO for fresh series Of chillers
Karlof has been ailing ever since
his long stand on Broadway In
Arsenic and old Lace" and has lost
about Is pounds, half Of which his
physicians want him to gain back
before resuming screen work.
Karloff returned home last week
and is now completely surrounded
by newspapers covering the period
of his disqualification. He wants to
make certain that he doesn't miss
any development in the war on any
front, and is carefully checking the
movement of all armies in order to
bring his progressive war map OF
the world up to date.
k4
Close-ups: What type of story
they can devise to feature all three
no one can guess, but MGM writer's
have been assigned to the job of
connecting q script that will COM
bine the services of Lionel Barry
more, Frank Morgan and Lewis
Stone. This should prove a scene
stealing orgy If ever there was one
Tor all three are past masters at the
art. Don Ameche's ranch home
is several miles from the ocean, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09

SulSlIlS, puzZllIlS II WIFI ll6I lIlaUl1lI
entertainment ladder.
Visiting big shots from New York
Hollywood and elsewhere have beer
quite as quick as her local following
to fall for Miss Osterwald's style
with a song.
THAT girls got something" they
would say, why hasn't some one
done something about it?"
The big shots thereupon would
take out their memo pads and make
q note of Miss Osterwald. The notes
piled up, but Miss Osterwald mostly
just stayed around home, making
audiences howl and then sending
them out into the night arguing
whether she was more like Oracle
Fields or Betty Hutton in her way
of dealing with a song.
Closest she got to hitting 8 real
high spot was when the Theater
Guild, looking around for q road
company equivalent Of Celeste Holm
as Ado Annie in "pklahoma!" al
most signed her. It would have, too
had it not been that Pamela Britton
auditioned for the same part.
"She was wonderful" Miss Oster-
valid said Of Pamela after the tests
which shows what kind of girl she
is. Then she went right on looking
for. the job which every one has
thought she should have.
At last, a longer last than seems
Just, she apparently has landed just
the right place. That is a nice role
In the New York production of
Sing Out, Sweet Land" the Walter
Kerr opus which the Theater Guild
starts rehearsing this very day.
There's a pleasant sort of justice
in the assignment. During her years
OF seeking singing job in New
York, Miss OSterwald was always
ready to return to Catholic Univer-
sity to participate in its musicals,
invariably with superb success for
both. She was great help to Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09

Kerr as author. and director Of
those campus musicals, Of which
Sing Out, Sweet Land" is turning
out to have been the most brilliant
The compliment finally has beer
very prettily returned.
N' \ X \
Joey Rardin, the pint-sized CO.
median at the Earle who look,
enough like Jimmy Cagney to be the
image in, the latter's mirror wher
he Is shaving, does not mind the
resemblance In the least. He does
not think Of 1t as affecting hi.
career one way or another. II
bothers him not at all that some
people think 1t is q shame he cannot
get into pictures because Cagney Il
already there and look -alikes are
| frowned upon by movie magnets.
Rardin, who learned something
of philosophy at Ohio University
and more OF it In his stage career
has lot Of seniprivate fun think.
ing OF the acts he could do II hi
went all out in trading on the
Cagney similarity. He is an imagi-
native, minute Irishman, and with
his minute wife, he can keep q
roomful Of personal friends laugh.
ing at his descriptions of the acts
he could do II he wanted to.
They involve throwing grapefruits
in the faces of large FEMALES
practice Cagney popularized in one
of his early gangster pictures-and
generally letting go with all the
violence that turks in some small
human frames.
II could kill them" Rardin says
leaving one in doubt as to whether
he means the large females in his
imaginary acts, or the audiences
before whom he might play them
He is fairly certain, however, that
he never will get around actually
to doing burlesque of Cagney. In
the first place, he likes the man
In the second, he has too many
other ideas for keeping people
amused, which he does very we'll
The Cagney notion Is just for his
own. his wife's and few frieAds
amusement.
When he sees Tangled Web" at
the National next Monday night
Charming Pollock will be doing
violence to private tradition, one
that has kept him from seeing one
Of his own plays in his home town
How it came to be, the playwright
does not know. He does know, how
ever, that of the 81 plays he has
written in the last 43 years, he
never saw single performance of
any Of them in Washington. Nearly
all Of them have been here, but he
Invariably has been somewhere else.
Pollock, who started his writing
career as a newspaperman in the
National Capital, wrote his first play,
The Little Gray Lady" while act
ing as drama critic. It was about
boarding house life here at the
time, theme that probably would
be good for six or seven PLAYS at
this very moment If any one had the
time to write them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

L1OlIL WOOO.
That strict no-publicity ban placed
on screen star entertainers to the
front battle lines apparently has
been lifted by the Hollywood Vic
tory Committee, which books these
excursions. The committee now
conducts press conferences for re-
turning heroes and heroines. Which
would be perfectly all right If one
star didn't attempt to Guido his
predecessor in building up rugged
experiences. I'D. Incidentally, some
of the routines of these visiting stars
was badly planned. An actor noted
for his gangster characteriZations
decided to stage one of his tough
guy" routines before the boys up
near the front lines. He had no
more than started the act, strutting,
glowering and talking out the
corner of his mouth in true movie
gangster style, when the boys began
giving him the bird They had just
come back from meeting guys q
whole lot tougher. :. Hollywood's
participation in the Sixth War Loan
will entail no special train of stars
or anything OF similar glamor-
ballyhoo nature. Stars will go to
certain selected key cities only.
Arthur Teacher, the screens out
standing portrayer of buffers, will
visit eight cities with a novel stunt.
He will auction himself of in each
place as butler-for-a-night to the
biggest bond purchaser. :. . Tom
Baily, the man who did more to
lift Hollywood press agentry from
the gutter to its present compare
lively high level of honesty and
efficiency, is en- route to Washington
to represent the industry in the
forthcoming loan campaign. A
former San Francisco editor, Baily
took over Paramount's publicity de-
partment some Is years ago, sacked
old circus methods and operated it
in the style of newspaper office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of SHOWING

stage.
National - "Embezzled Heaven:
$50 pm. =. -
| Screen.
Capitol-''The Hairy Ape: 1O:4s
am, l as, 4, 6:35 and 9:25 pm. Stage
shows: 1925, sos, $40 and 8 pm.
1 Columbia Song of the Oper
Road: 1880 am, 1870, 3:35, 5:35
t7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Earle-"Arsenic and Old Lace: II
am, LAO, 400, 7:05 and $50 pm
Stage shows: ITO, 1855. 6::35 and
500 pm.
Keith's Christmas Holiday.
HIS am, 100. 3:25, 5:35, TAO and
9:45 pm.
Little-"Voice in the Wind: II
am, 1880, 2:30, APO, Sos, 7:55 ano
$50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Secret Command"
l1:15 am, 100, $3.50, 5:35, TAO ano
$50 pm.
Palace-"Since You Went Away:
11:25 am, 2:55, $40 and 9:25 pm.
Pix-"Week End in Havana: 2:l0
4:50, 1880 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10 am.
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Q few moments later, explaining
that he had slipped out . side door
tor q breath Of fresh air only to
have the door lock behind him. He
was forced to walk clear around
the big stage to the main entrance
to get back inside.
tRelessed BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance)
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
Miss Osterwald Gets Role
Everyone's Been Predicting
Nv IAY CARMnnY

For considering
before she turns into lovely ruin Bib amusing
and pusng Washngonans them with
singing pzing with inability a
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he swears he got up the other morn
ing and found . seagull In his back
yard fishpond. The gull had eaten
every fish. -. Leave 1t to Oracle
Allen to spring the neatest lapel
piece In town, tiny diamond
Studded typewriter finished in black
|'onyx-symbolizing her syndicated
newspaper dispatch. Irene
Dunno will spend several weeks in
New York before beginning her next
picture. Over 81" Prize name
|of . stars dog is owned by Ida
Lupino's scottie It is Edward, the
flowers are not for you to pick"
Phillip Terry reported for work on
Pan Americana" with his face and
neck covered with red splotches.
Sheeptshly, he reported falling asleep
In the sun, and his wife, Joan Craw-
ford, tossed an eyelet embroidery
dolly over his face. p. Johnny
Weissmuller never gets over hts
|yearning for the water. After swim
ming all day In Sol Lesser's 'Tarzan
and the Amazons," he rushes into
the Hollywood Athletic Club after
work and swims an hour In the pool
there.
Oats good, We will shoot 1t dat
way yelled Gregory Ratoff, and
the cameras began rolling on a
scene for Where Do We Go From
Here" Fred MacMurray and Joan
Leslie traded their snappy dialogue
like well-rehearsed troupers and
everybody waited for Ratof to yell
the customary Cut" signaling the
end OF take. But nothing like
that happened.
MacMurray ran through the dia-
logue again, started ad libbing, and
still no cut" Finally the camera
man took over and stopped the
business. Everybody then began
searching for Ratoff.
He came sputtering on the set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09

reported yesterday. Among the vic
tins was paymaster Of the Mexi-
can Petroleum Co., who had with
him the payroll Of oil workers near
here. Others included five soldiers
and a crew member. The accident
was attributed to storm.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Maryland Golf Tests
Include Event for
Juniors tuesday

Maryland State Golf Association
has three big events scheduled for
next week, with the open to be run
off Tuesday at Woodholme Country
Club, the junior open the same
day at the Suburban Club of Balti-
more and pro-am feature listed
for Monday at Woodholme.
Entries for the open must be re-
ceived not later than noon Saturday
by Emmett Gary. is Mcclellan place,
Baltimore. Entrance fee for the
36-hole medal play event is IS for
professionals, So for amateurs, and
should accompany the entry. Post
entries will be accepted.
All entries in the open are eligible
to compete in the pro-am. tourney
set for Woodholme on Monday and
the Pikesville club extends the
courtesy of its course for practice
that day.
The eighth junior open at the
Suburban Club Tuesday may be
entered by all boys who have not
yet reached the age of al. Under
USGA rules the tourney will be an
18-hole medal play affair and en-
tries, accompanied by a fee of ST.
should be sent to Maryland State
Golf Association, 16 Mcclellan place
Baltimore, or to Ralph Beach
Suburban Club, Pikesville 90, no,
later than Saturday afternoon.