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Evening star., 1948-09-19
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
WISH TO EXCHANGE. on lease

WISH TO EXCHANGE, on lease basis,
II TO- Fm: gno iHxnFio1sly fuFn modern house
similar accommodations in Washington
or vicinity. Reply to c. L. KENT, l5 Broad
St, New York, NY. 10
OWNER WILL RENT new 2-bedrm. bung, ,
partly furn. or unfurn., to responsible
parties in exchange for 1-bedrm. apt in
apt bldg, NV or upper ne. section.
WILL LEASE 3-bedroom brick home in
Northwest Washington in exchange for
Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Denver, At
lanta or Richmond. Call Emerson 2029.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.


MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in Az separaats "a at
UNION STORAGE co NC; ess 1905
-Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur-
niture as part payment on your moving
MARINE ,M2aRffSE VETERANS Moy1se So'I241;an s:2;1;5
trunks and baggage. AT 275o or FIR O3S6.
SMALL JoBs-Pers. effects. basease. etc;
Suns Suns, ANAcosTM HiPle9ss4'M IN RaoyERs Ak Sd46
SAFETY STORAGE & TRANSFER Co
Individual COMPARTMENTS as low as So per
month: Moving local and and long nZ,,dn distanfe aans
Or IF. 5iss; sun; and ewes; re. 1875 1875
piece wrapped and insured; reas rates
Call any tine MR Ip Gooki rFn Ghl aNs sl| tu-n,,
ture, baggage. 24zhr; service; reas, rate.
HOUSEHOLD MOVING between Washing
ton. D. c. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
West States For free estimate. phone ST.
1915; nights and holidays, phone Bruins
wick Md 2766 and reverse charges. ~
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; 20
hour; every piece guaranteed against DAM
age ANACOSTIA MOVERS. AK. 6446.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

II built, 9 sold; new, spacious. unususl
4-bedroom brick; eXpensively decorated;
large entrance hall with beautiful stair
way having ornamental wrought iron rail.
ing. large coat closet and tiled powder
room. Enormous living room with i'm.
ported marble hearth and decorative &C.
lonial mantel, spacious dining room with
large picture window and heavy crystal
chandelier. Screened porch; upholstered
garbage disposal unit; attached garage
Of main hall; End hoor, 4 twin-sized
to match; stairway to 3rd floor. which
may be used as :a,dditional bedrooms
has lapatory, laundry facilities, gas &C.
heat with ample space for recreation room room
beautiful shrubbery. Situated in WASH
ington,s newest and most desirable area
Reasonably priced at S33, 450. Directions:
Out Conn to Nebraska, right on Nebraska
ave to Northampton St, right on North
ampton to 26th st. and sign. Open til
$50 pm.
Legum g. Gerber Realty CO.
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CRESTWOOD

Built by master builder for his own
home, this lovely residence offers efl that
construction: situated on q beautiful lot
! l5 #. wide, it is detached and Of brick
construction. with q large enter-entrance
tory on 1st A.. 3 bedrooms and baths
on End f., and 2 finished rooms on 3rd:
one of the most beautiful recreation rooms
in Washington: gear brick garage. This
home cannot be adequately described. but
If you are looking for home Of which
you can be proud, arrange to inspect
TR. 244T. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 II St NV MA 234h Ia
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Aprs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

VETERAN STUDENT desires to rent apt.
or part of house, preferably in Silver
Spring area, prior to October |; have
grand piano. SH S504 any morning 19s
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CRESTWOOD

1862 Upshur st. NV Open Saturday and
spacious home with bedrooms and
baths; LIST floor also has library with full
bath: maids room with bath, recreation
room, Gear garage.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

u block over D. c. line, convenient TO
everything; excellent community, big,
roomy lot; detached all brick, best In con-
struction and equipment, 8 good-sized rms.
2 complete baths, brick garase. One Of
the best values S21. 500. JANIS G.
TTPTON, wO. 3211, OR. 1907.
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FAIRFAX ESTATE

Z LA11V1 1AxA 1lkJ Z z Z 4 -
4 bedrooms, 2E baths. library. beauti-
fully furnished; years lease; in the town
OF Fairfax. Va, Is miles D. c., bus; years
lease. $3.50 per mo.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent. 1901 s. Arlington Ridge
rd., Arlington. Va. OF s5S6-S035: -l9
MASS. HEIGHTS
Situated in Waskington's most desirable
residential area; a beautifully furnished
home of bedrooms and 4 baths; available
Oct 1st for winter season or longer at
$500 per mo. This house is designed and
equipped for fine living and entertaining
A. S. GARDINER & co.
1881 L ST. NV, Realtors, MA. O334. 30
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PETWORTH

vacsnt--e rms. and bath, inclosed rear
porehes: h.-w.h,. oil: conv. location: gooo
LY. Investment Bldg. Ma. 3317: -,
CONTINUED on Next PagAe
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JEW HAMPSHIRE HIGHLANDS

Open SATURDAY and Sunday. 2-s pm
1918 wildwood dr.-Detaehed brick in
and powder room on 1st floor. besides liv-
room: fuily-eauipped Kitchen; 3 bedrooms.
twin-size; tiled bath; basement with
outside entrance; gas heat: beautiful yer.
ave III miles TO entrance Hampshire
Highlands. left one block TO wildwood DR..
left to our sign Mr.. Williams, GE. 1Gs.
Marshall J. Waple Co., D1. 3346
-iq
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co-oP. APrs. FOR SALE

ER ssSses DSttb sss h 'saiP zB ss
OPEN l TO 8 SUNDAY, $50 southern
bedrm. llv, rnl,.. din, alcose. kit, and bath
sP % m2s fsrms and wff1Rs RAFpELh brick REAI Sai
TILDEN GARDENs-Attrsctive apts with
One bedrms., living rm.. solarium, din:
equity. ss5. 500 One : Ssdrms., living
baths. completely furnished; price of
equity, S26,500. Inspection of these apis.
BY appt. only. Telephone Wo. 1894, Apt.
res 18th ST. NV, Apt. so5-1 room,
hall, kitchen: bath, elevator; RESTRICTED;
fGfsf foR SAFE afisPsd By Gvner Beautiful sbedroom
apt. in one of Washington's best-estab-
lished cooperative apt houses; ex-
posures; completely modern kitchen. Can
$500 CONN. AVE. NV apis. avail. in
Each has Nv: rm., bedrm:, tile bath; ade-
ana $4,000 on on srd 4. @ open 2 to 70 Pm, @
StNE on and Drt%sas sundsy or cs Ak for ssR Mr.
FRoSTINsG ON BROAD AVENUE and one
of 7-story building, occupied by high
class tenants, apartment of living. room,
dining room, bedroom; kitchen and bath
diate possession for qualified purchaser.
Call Mrs. Merillat. CO. 5165, night or
SUNDAY, other times here, LOUIS P SHOE
If YOU DESIRE an excellent location Just
off l4th st; NV. with payments less than
rent see this apt today, The he apt con con
complete kitchen, excellent sized bedroom,
adjoining porch and complete tile bath.
Priced at only 5000. with n. small doa cash 81
conloSn' SiHfp'lS with FREDER1cK w ". BERENs,
As a. Low a1t is 5is s. Down Inspect today
. to 5, the Stanton, 1?s c st. ne; Vacant.
oletsy Hyf e redscorated fulI price !aass s. 500
Nothing else to pay. Here is real value
in a lee ant. Similar size apts. are selling
for as high as -. Sl5,Hne See ours 81 before ore
CORR, 1926 K st. NV. RE. 1851, UN
FRONT APT, 3 rooms, OVERLOOKING park;
restricted adult sentiles only; terms. Box
NEAR ,;f:R' fsfh 1sdh, AND COLUMBIA Kp;, over
operative bids. 2 rms kitchen and bath bath
S6, 90 Approx. 800 cash, balance like
m rn ssdms da sDt steEsn sn ssd Fs
Fan RSa"isz dSSSFAssd MY
CO. 6436 Saturday and Sunday.
HOME REALTY co.
1926 Pa Ave. NV. RE. 1887. .-19
2-BEDRM., 2-BATH HOME in the
Broadmoor for only $17.500, full price;
| tFull price includes both equity and M
mortgage indebtnessD. This Is one OF the
many reasons for the unprecedented re-
sponse to the sale OF cooperative apis
in the Broadmoor Conn. ave. at Porter
ST. nw1 Sales have gone over the
So 900 600 mark in 81 days. Only "a
few of these choice homes are still avail
able. All responses must be in person at
Apt 1l2, The Broadmoor, Sunday. ! to
5 pm; Monday through Friday, IL am
to 4 pm.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Authority on cooperative plan since
l9o0-responsible for most of Washing
tons cooperative apt. develompents).
WASHINGTON Bldg.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Open Sun. to z. $500 35th st. NV.
Attractive corner home. with bedrms.
on 2nd floor and stairs to finished in
tion hall liv. rm., din rm.. fully equip.
kit. and breakfast rm.: full basement with
modern Delco oil heating plant; quick
possession and attractive terms; close to
schools and transp.: attractively priced
for this convenient and popular section.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
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S. r. MARTIN & co.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Nebraska ave, nr. Utah; attractive center
hall plan brick, built shortly before the
war: 4 bedrms, 2 baths. lge. side porch.
auto. heat. built-in garage; reas. down
payment, bal. in | trust. For appt. TO
inspect cali GAEGLER REALTY CO., Ma.
Ills; ewes, HO. 1881. Ia
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Under s2I ,0o0-Just listed as detached
brick home with 8 rms. bedrms:. z
few years old; located near 4lst and Mill
tary rd.. convenient to all 3 schools, shop
ping and transp. Immediate possession
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

st, AIMS Parish, 45lb 43rd st. NV
open Sat and Sun, 2 to 8; also daily. 9
to o; challenge to, you to find more
beautiful and conv; location; features in
place. French doors leading to rear screen
porch, din. rm., de luxe kit and powder
md A.; storage attic, gas &C. heat: plenty
Of trees for summer shade: this is one of
the fnest offerings we have had in this This
to see it today Directions: Out Wis. ave.
left on Abemarle st. to 43rd st. and open
sign.
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I0U0 n ol. NV. w. --.,t1. = =
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..

Exhibit house, 1925 31st pl. n.w.-open
Sat. and sun. . to. o: also daily, to o
One Of a group of 5 beautiful Colonial
homes in chevy Chase today Features
include 22-tt. liv; rm. with fireplace lEe
rear screened porch overlooking lovely
garden. 3 beautiful bedrms.: z baths on
3hd d.; completely An. ,3rd n; bqIlt-in
homes offer real value and priced right:
Trades considered: Direetions tc c. reach; G.
10 Utah ave, then left to 31st pl. and
right to exhibit home.
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GEORGETOWN VICINITY

Colonial brick. yrs. old. large liv rm..
din. rm, large modern kit. 3 lovely bed
rms and colored tiled bath; basement has
large knotty pine recr. rm. and adj. COM
plete shower bathroom, gas h.-w.h.,
lovely porches, nice rear yard: price, S16,-
500: 1st trust, $4,000; conv down pay
ment For information call
WILLIAM J. ROSENTHAL
1924 K St NV. RE. s266; Sun. and
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
Realtors. QU. 1885.
GEORGETOWN

Open today, to 6:30-l417 37th st.
Substantial semidet. brick; view OF the
university campus: entrance hall, liv. rm.,
din; rm;. kit, 3 bedrms, tile bath. bsmt
space: excel. financing; good value. HELEN
NORRIS, CO. 3417, OR $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

GLOVER PARK


Opportunity to purchase 2-story. modern
brick home, 1900 block OF Benton st. NV.
6 rooms. 2 baths. sunroom. recreation rrn.
garage, gas h.-w.n,. concrete front porch;
near bus. stores, schools. etc. Price, SIS.
ESQ. Call Mr.. Maloney.u WO. 164e any
time. or ONCE, GEORGE I. BoRGER, 643
Ind. ave. NV Ma. 0350, OR. 1873. 20
GLOVER PARK
Open 1 till $40 pm.-3139 w St NV
One OF the incest homes in Glover Park.
Is in immaeuste condition and possession sto,
has reception hall, liv. rm with fireplace,
din rm. modern tile kitchen with Tappa9n
range and a beautiful screened porch ls
bedrms and tile bath, also large screened
porch opening of to bedrms. Detached
garage. Pine-paneled rec. rm. with fre-
place; oil h.-w.h;.. Priced for quick sale:
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave TO Calvert
st. left on Calvert st. to 39th st. left 2
blks. to w st. and left to property. or
out 37th st. to Manor pl, .2100 biz turn
st then left to property.
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HOME REALTY CO.
EDMUND J. FLYNN

(Authority on cooperative plan since
lq2O-responsible for most of washing
tons cooperative apt. develompents)
WASHINGTON Bldg.
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S. r. MARTIN & co.
nanltarr III klRR Il q

AVONDALE TERRACE
About l year old, this detached brick, has
z rms, tiled bath. gas air-cond. heat,
and is in immaculate condition. owner
will sell below original price for quick
sale. Call ME. 1l43 until 8 PIN.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
open sunday, l to g, lovely custom built
Cape Cod brick bungalow, priced to sell
today. Lge. liv. rm., partly paneled In
pine; 2 big bedrms., ultra-mod. KIT. ana
bath Lots of closets. Expandable attic
can easily be fn Full bsmt with wash
tubs gas &C. heat: many extras. Ex. S262.
JAMES F. HORN WI. 1913
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TAKOMA PARK-A lovely 5-rm. brick
bungalow with 2 bedrooms and tile bath;
stairway to lge. unfinished attic, insulated
rm and bath in bsmt.; Bryant gas air
conditioned heat; storm windows: lge. lot;
built in 1912; quick poss. Call EN-. 1890
till 9 pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 65O4
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Fog Hampers AirIift
Second Day in Row

BERLIN, Nov. II (P).-Fog over
Western Germany continued to re-
duce the Allied airlift to blockaded
Berlin this morning.
American loading bases at Prank
furt and Wiesbaden were fogbound
for the second straight day.
However, American planes were
shifted to the northern bases in the
British zone and supply transports
from those fields were landing at
both Templehof and Gaton airports
here. ...
Pilots reported no incidents in the
air corridors over the Russian zone,
despite an omcial Soviet threat to
force down any airlift planes caught
outside the prescribed lanes.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Reds, West Reported
10pposed 10 Assembly
Airing Berlin Issues
BY fhs Assoeiatsd Rress

PARIS, Nov. 12.-Russia and the
Western powers were reported today
to be opposed to airing the delicate
Berlin deadlock in the United Ma
tions General Assembly.
Reliable sources said Foreign
Minister Juan A. Bramuglia, No
vember president of the Security
Council, has asked U. N. Secretary
General Trygve Lie not to step into
the Berlin case.
Sources close to Mr.. Bramuglia
said he was planning to deliver a
similar message to Herbert ". Evatt,
Australian External Affairs Minister
and president of the Assembly, who
has been reported ready to raise
the Berlin Issue in the 58-nation
Assembly.
Follows Series Of Conference.
Mr.. Bramuglia's visit to Secretary
General Lie followed a series Of
conferences between him and dele
gates from the Western and neutral
nations on the Security Council.
Mr.. Lie earlier this week had in
structed U. N. legal and financial
experts to study the Berlin none
tary question. This was on the
theory that only the issue of max
ing the Soviet zone mark Berlin's
sole currency really prevented an
accord which would result in lifting
of the Soviet blockade.
In the negotiations by the neu-
trails last month to end the dead
lock between East and West over
Berlin, the two sides could not agree
on whether the blockade should be
lifted before the Soviet mark was
made Berlin's only currency - or
vice versa.
Western power delegates report
edly told Mr.. Bramuglia the Berlin
case should remain in the Security
Council and not become the target
of political oratory in the assembly.
They said such a step would reduce
chances of an ultimate settlement.
Sources close to Mr.. Bramuglia
said Russia also did not want the
issue brought up In the Assembly,
although possibly for different rea-
sons. The Russians never wanted
the Security Council, or any U. N.
agency, brought into the case. They
have insisted all German problems
are in the province of the foreign
ministers council of the Big Four
powers.
In another U. N. development yes
terday the United States told the
U. N. Social Committee 1t reserves
the right to bar from public employ
ment any person holding "subversive
political belief" The statement came
during debate on an article pro-
claiming every ones right to take
part in the government of his
country directly or through freely
chosen representatives, to have
access to public employment in his
country and to government which
confirms the will Of the people.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Bout to Reveal How Far Louis
Has Slipped, Not Foes Power

this time. Whoever won the
first fight. Louis knows he took
most of the beating.
He has been hard at work for
over two months shedding
weight and searching for that
will-o'-the- wisp known as reflex
action, plus fading speed. All
the training in the world never
will bring them back-if they
have said good-by. They vanish
like ghosts at sunrise, leaving be-
hind only the mocking memories
of youth.
All the experts in the world
can't tell you how much Louis
has lost-how much he has left.
l doubt that Louis knows. 1t is
something he will find out only
after the fight has started.
In picking a winner tonight,
one must go to the past-per-
formance chart and pick Louis.
This is rather leaning on the
years that used to be. Louis
showed nothing in his last fight
and he has shown nothing in his
training to justify picking him
over any first-class fighter. But,
again, in his Is or IT years OF
competition, Jersey Joe Walcott
has shown little to prove that he
ever was a flrst-class fighter. He
has been just an average below
par fighter in an average below
par group of heavyweights.
Champ Admits He Has Slipped.
A Louis victory would simply
mean that Walcott was still just
another heavyweight.
A Walcott victory would mean
that Louis had practically dis
integrated through soft living
and the rather sudden loss of
most things that make a fighter.
I can't believe this has hap
pened. Louis says he has slipped
20 per cent. I'd make it 40 per
cent. But even with a downward
crash of 40 per cent he should
have enough left to beat Wal
colt.
released by North American Newspaper
Ailiance,IncD
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Wingate Is Winging
In Harness Meet

The Wingate bandwagon is rolling
right along at Laurel Raceway. A
record of six wins and a second in
seven starts for 50-year-old Tom
Wingate. veteran harness horse
driver from Rehoboth Beach. Del,
helps make his Betty F. Dale the
favorite for tonight's feature. He's
driving Betty in the mile seventh
race, class IS pace.
That's his only entry for tonight,
but last night he ran twice and won
two victories, to go with the four he
piled up on opening night. He
took the feature mile pace behind
Ednamite in photo over Elizabeth
Seeley. Earlier he won the third
race, a thirteen -sixteenths trot, driv-
ing Darnelle Hanover. So numerous
were the Wingate hackers that
Darnelle Hanover paid only $40
and Ednamite an even 81.
Last nights bettors overlooked an
other good driver, however, in Frank
Hanna. Hanna. who had won two
starts on opening night, piloted
Prince Vonian to first place in the
fourth race and paid $27.40, best
price so far in the young meeting.
Attendance for the second night
Of the 20-night meeting was $500,
and the muteul handle, $l09, ,533.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Rice Fovors the Champ
By GrontIond Rice

NEW YORK, June 23.-On July
4, 1894, a 20-year-old fighter by
the name of Joe Louis knocked
out Jack Kracken in Chicago.
The fiattening punch came in the
first round.
Tonight. IA years later-l1
years of which have been spent
on the games throne - the
same Joe Louis defends his title
as heavyweight champion of the
world against Jersey Joe Walcott,
another 34-year- old veteran.
Only it isn't the same Joe Louis.
Not by a margin of IA years. In
this 25th defense of his title. after
he has earned over $4,000 900, has
won 60 out of 81 starts, 81 by
knockouts-an amazing record
Joe Louis comes to the big spot
of his career: The contest with
Joe Walcott. who beat him so
badly six months back.
The Importance of this contest
doesn't concern so much the
greatness of Joe Walcott, the
challenger, as it does the fight
ing form of Joe Louis. who last
December looked as if he had
gone over the stark hill of soft
ness and middle age, never to
return. Walcott has been only a
fair fighter, who apparently now
is at his best.
Louis has been one of the rings
great men who, in his last ap-
pearance. fell with a dizzy dip.
How much will he have left to-
night? How much of the Louis
that used to be still remains?
December Tiff Shocked Louis.
The champion was badly
shocked on the night of Decem-
ber 5 last. He had no idea that
he had dropped down that far,
or that Walcott had become that
good. Unprepared for any such
beWildering turn, Louis was
caught off guard mentally and
never found his balance through
the fight. He has no such excuse
Evening star., 1948-06-23
<8214EsE> 4EsE ~ T.
6&A 6&AAGREEN azaMszz

and was just about to turn in the
list of winners when somebody
suggested he take a shot at the
approaching contest. The closest
ball at the time was 3 inches
from the cup. Emmett missed
with the first but knocked his
second shot into the cup and his
third hit the pin and hung on the
lip. Golfers who have been
enjoying the splendid condition
of the golf courses had better
hurry for a few last unspoiled
rounds, because the Japanese
beetles are here.
The Maryland State Golf As
sociation calls attention to its
State Women's championship
tournament at the Baltimore
Country Club July 1916. It will
not have to do much drum beat
ing on the Maryland Open cham
pionship July l3, however. as the
mere fact the tournament is
being played at Chevy Chase
practically assures a record entry.
In fact, the field may have to be
limited. And DR.. Robert A.
Keilty. secretary of gthe Middle
Atlantic Golf Association, is
anxious to get an early start on
entries for the Middle Atlantic
Senior championship for the
Walter McCallum Memorial
Trophy July IS at Burning Tree.
Reports of paid attendance
at the recent major champion
ships give 27,000 as the total for
the three-day National Open at
Los Angeles and $4,000 for the
seven-day PGA at st. Louis. In
cidentally, congratulations to the
Hermitage Club in Richmond for
landing the '49 PGA champion
ship after more than two years
effort.
Evening star., 1948-06-23

is accepting entries cat $3) and
arranging accommodations at
Chestertown or Betterton on the
Chesapeake. A special event is
planned Sunday for those who
cannot compete both days. Gross
and net prizes will be awarded in
three classes.
Ralph Bogart credits Leo WAL
per, teaching pro at Congress
sional, with an assist in Bogarts
Maryland State Amateur triumph.
Bogart said Walper probably does
not realize he helped. but the
other day at Congressional Bogart
took swing and casually said to
Walper. What am I doing
wrong?" Walper took another
look at the swing, made a sug-
gestion as to Bogart's wrist ac-
ton, and Ralph suddenly was
transformed from a middle-70
shooter to a par breaker. :. In
cidentally, the hailstones were so
big in Baltimore Saturday after
noon that rabbit was killed run
ming across the fairway when
struck by one of the ice cube
sized stones. 1t happened few
yards from where Bogart and his
caddie were standing under a
tree during the State tournament.
With golfers at number Of
clubs Dragging that I'VE have a
fellow at our club who can outhit
anybody in Washington" why
doesn't some club with an ele-
waited tee and lots of gallery room
stage a driving contest to settle
these arguments. The entries
should include Tommy Webb of
Columbia, Tuffy Leemans of
Manor, Dutch Fahrenwald OF
Kenwood, Warner Gray of Con-
gressional, Rick McHale OF Chevy
Chase. Walter Bogley of Prince
Georges, Bob Hopkins and other
tee-shot artists.
At Georgetown Prep alumni re-
union last week end. Frank En-
met was in charge of all events
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Mats
Continued From Page AID

club in the future. I haven't been
hitting and neither have Eddie Yost
and AL Kozar. We're not gonna stay
down like we are. We're young and
we're learning things. I believe Al
and Eddie are gonna be wonderful
players and I hope to be good too"
Despite hanging around the Slum
neighborhood of $50, Coans batting
behavior hasn't been as delinquent
as he pictures it. He's leading the
Mats in home runs with four and in
runs batted in with 80. ard the fact
that he isn't satisfied about 1t Is en-
couraging to Manager Joe Kuhel.
Wooten Breaks Homer Ice.
Coan contributed two of the Mats
IL hits last night as they defeated
the Tigers, 5-4, before a crowd OF
34,447. but the batting beauty OF
the night was little Earl Wooten,
who injected two singles and home
run-the first Of his major league
career.
Wooten touched off 4-run out
burst by the Mats in the seventh
inning at a time when they were
trailing. 20, despite the 3-hit pitch
ing of Mickey Haefner. who notched
his third win although Forrest
Thompson pitched the final three