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Zed L. williams q Zed L. williams, jr
Auctioneers & Appraisers

New and used furniture
rugs, lamps, gas refrigera-
tors, cook stoves, ETC., etc.
All to be sold BY
AUCTION
At
Williams Auction House
91s New York Ave.
Tues. (Tomorrow) Sept. 23-2 PM
Following 10 . partial list Of goods
brought In for public auction. to-
morrow.
Antique victorian" side chairs.
Leather top mahogany coffee tables.
Mahogany drop leaf table.
Mahogany medium size v shape cor
6-Piece walnut bedroom suite.
Fancy table lamps.
Fine sea foam mahogany tblond(
bedroom suite. with twin beds and
Splendid new 7-piece medium size
mahogany dining room suite.
10-Piece walnut dining room suite.
Bridge tables and folding chairs.
New room-size rayon inexpensive
rugs.
New scatter-size rayon rugs. all new.
Lounge and living room chairs.
"Server' gas refrigerators.
Apartment-size gas cook stoves and
s-Piese fancy 1talian-styls living
Numerous other household effects.
Auctioneers phone, MA. 2679.
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THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
CASHIER-TYPIST

&AS444114t Sk - \ Az =
Mortgage loan department: high
school graduate; under ; r.; no pre- pre-
Gsii E& s s9so a. sl7O per mSaIn'
work in Aiexsndr i fnsst 4G Tsstauo
Apply IL person, RED ioBsTER,
81 SO. Wash. ST.. Alex, Va. IA
CHEF COOK wanted for small town.
sSS1a 9aSsa a a::y! : ssaI9 Gos
in tea room style cooking. party
work. dinners and . IL carte service,
who Is deps 1 a1d i interested dio IN
gS,. 'P Sss 1871 n stab: sSou' 10 ssy'
CLAIMS ADJUSTER. stock casualty
insurance company has an inter-
esting opening for young man with
law degree or some experience In
adjustment Of casualty claims; MT;
IN SsSTInASN e COMPANY hpSi N 81 n T..
612 woodward Bldg. RI
CLERK for general once work. some
tipping; must be good at figures; B.
day week. vacation, other dement's.
KANE MOVING D. STORAGE CO,
2917 9th st. ne. Mr.. Murphy, MI.
CLERKS, white. ase 10 TO 46. to
learn ONCE work or credit inyesti-
eating depending upon past. exper.
Must write good hand and must
area. once near Treasury. Hrs. !:
$50 to 3; " day Saturday. PHONE
CLERK wanted for general retail
duties. must know how to operate
register. Hrs. 8 to IL In the eve.
Interview 9 to IL in the morn. or
3 to 8 In the afternoon at the
TROvER SHOP. 143 Independence
CLERK pricing and inventory rec
ords; experience preferred; excellent
opportunity. BARBER q ROSS CO.,
9th and v sts. Ne, DE. O601. ~
CLERK, COLORD OR WHITE
For mems wear store. Pleasing per-
nent position, good opportunity
NABBY'S, 1925 18th st. NV. pa
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Auto Service Salesman

Top-paying Job open, with large ss.
gressive Metropolitan Chevrolet deal.
er. The man We want should
have q mechanical BACKGROUND and
possess . selling ability. He should
lions and be from 80 to 40 years
old. He should be ambitious for
future advancements. In reply,
state previous experience, age and
marital status. BOX 416-J, Star.
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When answering advertisement
addressed to Star bOTes, do NOT
tnclose original references, photo.
Graphs or other materials OF per.
so1idl U0lue. Copies serpe the pur-
pose and originals mag get lost.
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OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COUNCIL FOR
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MARYLAND
n-n1~vxs1JA NJ rn~v1@l

4tONA AAAC. A0SA y A1AAA .
A public hearing on the fol-
lowing application for Zon-
ing Amendment will be held
in the Hearing Room of the
County Council, County
Office Building, $500 Coles
vile Road, Silver Spring,
Maryland.
Monday, September %,
1852, at 800 PM. or as
soon thereafter as it can
be heard.
NUMBER A-905, william B.
Wheeler, Attorney for e.
Brooke Lee, Applicant for
the Redistribution from the
Residential "A" to the Com
mercial %" zone of the
easterly 10 feet by the full
depth thereof Of Lot 2,
BLOCK "A, Blalr, SecClOn l, 10
Gated approximately $50 feet
east of Georgia Avenue on
the south side of Sligo
Avenue, consisting of 1850
square feet, more or less in
the 18th Election District,
all as will be shown in the
application on file for public
inspection in the Office of
the Clerk to the County
Council.
ATTEST:
David l.. Cahoon, Clerk
County Council for Mont
gomery County, Maryland.
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OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COUNCIL FOR
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MARYLAND
P0clxvi11o Marv1and

Rockville, maryland
A public hearing on the fol-
lowing application for Zon-
ing Amendment will be held
in the Hearing Room of the
County Council, County
ONCE Building, $500 Coles
vile Road, Silver Spring,
Maryland.
Monday, September %,
1852, at
1852, at 800 PM. or as
soon thereafter as it can
be heard
NUMBER A-906, william B.
Wheeler, Attorney for VII
liam E. Richardson, Inc,
Applicant, for the reclassifi-
cation from the Residential
"A" to the Commercial "D''
zone Of q tract Of land To-
Gated at the easterly side OF
Colesville Road, approx
mately 1850 feet north Of
the Northwest Branch, con-
siSting of 4,503. 90 square
feet, more or less, In the
5th Election District, as
more particularly described
In the application on file
for public inspection in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Council.
ATTEST:
David L. Cahoon, Clerk
county Council for Mont
olnery County, Maryland
y -. ~ s
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ARLINGTON-ALEX.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV,
SALES

INA i 1O4Nk4A GIN11 ~. OG1S v .
SALES
janitorial supplies (will trainl.
whol.s.l. sla.. $3.50 $3.50 mo- mo.
Athletic equip. {trainee)-.$ $50 VIZ:
Typewriter (Nat'l co0---ealary plus
Adv. specialties $500 mo.
OFFICE
Personnel man trstail EXP, helpful sl0G =.
administrative trainee 1dspt. stoFej,
store manager tslass co., ss5o6-7s4HoSSj
Buyer, trainee (record dept.) s75 wk.
Clerical correspondence --S24Q mo.
Adv. production man (sone expl.
30 Boo Ike S tmany) - s6o-$7o WS.
stenos.. many. dnteresting p9sitions)
clerk-typist tairline) --o-$sis mo.
S Ger. snrtl co.. -si56SSSSSsSo mo mo-
Ass ss' stor exc 1raiiroad) $3.50 mo- mo-
stock clerks (youngl ------$190 mo.
Light auto mechanic $50 VIZ.
TECHNICAL
Plant layout entr. (Heavy exp.l
Tech; editor. oversees duty q az
TseS: writer tdesisn proposals. snsTs;
instructor (aero engrs., instruct ' sup.
ersonic and subsonic, .aerodynamics
and aircraft structures). Opport. for
peqsonnes rse11t.r .avy .xD reo
Personnel Tecruiter lenGrs. deg S S nee: J,
Mech. san' ens sn' 9sl.o.-nso: lab .s:sss.
Physicist tyouns, optical exp..
Lab. mech. wind tunnel exp. model
making machinist with exper }.
r .sa ensr. tn.val rad.r, = %oaI az
Teehnicians (electronics). EXP. 81, 200
Craftsmen (electronic and FOR struc-
turaD, Norfolk. Va.------$400 plus
~ ss'. Ispsar. s II and out Toy VI "
OR. enSr. list class hc) s11o VIZ.
Ground radio opr. (2nd class hc.l,
Lab. technieisns { h. =. chenistSyi.
Tran.itmsn phila and n IL - s.
ALSO MANY OTHER OPENINGS FOR
TECHNfC1ANS IN ELECTRONICS.
RApAR, SONAR AND LORAN, IN
Va. AND LocAiI1. - No. '
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CAR WASHER

Colored. 1886 yrs. Of age. capable
Of passing physical exam: 40-hr
week; nights; start work be.
Sun. work; steady Job; no drifters;
can start at once; group insurance,
disqualification and retirement plans
included. Apply Personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays, 1905 and
Sat, 81. No phone calls.
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ADVERTISING
PRODUCTION
ASSISTANT

Advertising agency desires ambitious
young man, II to 81, as messenger
s snd asst 70 soTn dgsItis
Ing. caiI sT s3ss. 80 ID
Discharged Vets
3 mos. guarantees. while training. Sci
M eaii N Hlc6 isis. 4o 18th st. n'w'' OF
BAKER, roll experience
necessary. Apply in person 1872
G. Conn and syf e sssws s1. sl tnc la an
AsslsTbbfN gPa SAsHEER AND
For Al motor carrier, permanent
position. Age 81 to As. Box 1851
Star. -23
ASST. SHOPKEEPER, white, betweer
81 and So; prefer man with grocery
store experience and some knowledge
meatcutting; good salary and working
conditions. Phone MI. 02O3. pa
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE
Immediate opening for young man;
perm. position. good pay and Cal
hasos crr APEy in rRN sfiSe 70 e.
3211 r. I. ave, Mt. Rainier. Md
MECHANIC Al ANn
HELPER, young, white. energetic
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELPER
white. energetic, no experience
needed. 9O3 N st. NV. Pa
AUTO BODY MEN (2)
Must be sober and reliable. capable
Of good work and have good refer
ences; permanent lob for qualified
and co-operative men. 6-day wk.
paid vacations. group insurance
! excel. working conditions. See Mr.
4O7 Fla. ave. ne. AT. 1900. 20
AUTO GLASS MEN, Immediately
sssss sa c sE sssPss f0 xu e
GLASS. WA fifsfiQ, WA. 64SS. -
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DENTAL TECMNICIANs. experienced,
for denture AND casting dept; per
R7SEx '' sx9oH Mo 1os Ego 1sss &:
DiSPATCHER-Ares, D. C.. once;
Nationwide, household goods car
rier. Good starting salary, chance
for Advancement; must be good ct
detail, alert and have good memory.
Box 1870. Star. --M
DISHWAgHER, white, SALARY and
maintensnce. Apply in person. Ma
5000 New HampShifs avenue ne.
DIsHWAsHKRs ca, good hours, Sood
Pay. DIAMOND GRILL 101 q ct.
at DECATUR LUNCH,
4720 14th St. NV. SSB VIZ. Q
DHsf ATCsaaiEl Rsaic-ry serSSie.
dept. CAMPBELL M0AIC CO. See
Ne. Ament. 11e 3 Ct. nv.
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ADJUSTER. Silver Spring area. Young
man to learn the. finance business;
good salary, excel. working condi-
ton; good opportunity for advance
ment. Apply in person. S513 Georgia
CREDIT SERVICE. 20
casualty claim; must
have at least Q yrs. outside exper.
BI; lge. stock company furnishes car.
family usage; free health, life. re-
tirement insurance. Salary open.
4S1-G, Star. 20
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AUTO statesmen

oldest Chevrolet dealer
has openings for experienced auto.
mobile statesmen. One Of the best
compensation plans in the city. For
full details regarding our oppor-
PATE, 1880 Conn. ave. NV.
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AUTO SALESMAN
We have an attractive opening for an
experienced used car salesman; this
you are not averaging over $3.50
per week. Call Bill Nesgoda afteI
10 am. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii
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AUTO GREASE MAN
COInREn

40 hours per week, 5 nights. 4 pm.
to 1890 am; no Sat. or Sun. work;
must be fast. thorough and expe-
rienced, 26-35 yrs. Of age, capable
Of passing physical exam; can start
notice to present employer. This Is
q steady Job; group insurance, hos
pitalization and retirement plans
included. Apply Personnel, Room
sos; open weekdays. 1905, and
Sat, 81; no phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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AUTO. SERVICE
SALESMAN

N$oSNr489SSaeS9S4N
Experienced; night interviews can be
arranged BY. calling Dl. 2776 for
appt. or apply TO Mr.. Nevcity.
CALL CARL, INC.
1918 Z 81. NV. Is
AUTOMOBILE USED CAR MANAGER.
excellent opportunity for . thor
oughly experienced man 10 make Q
permanent .cornection With one Of
Washington's largest and oldest au.
tomobile dealers. The man We want
must know how to buy, sell and
trade used cars In volume. He must
be capable Of handing al phases Of
q reliable used car operation and
have the ability to close deals. In
reply state age, family status and
give full details Of experience, edu-
cation and compensation desired.
Address Box Sex. Star. "a
AUTO WASHER
Colored. 1855 yrs. Of age. capable
Of passing physical exam; 40-hr.
week; 5 nights: start work be-
tween and Pm: no Sat. or
Sun. work: steady Job; no drifte1s;
can start ut once: group insurance,
hospitalisation and retirement plans
included. Apply. Personnel, Room
sat. 0.1. No phone calls.
THE VIEWING STAR
1l0l ennA Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN Cont

ACCOUNTANT-National firm Of Ger.
tined public accountants has open.
ings on staffs OF North Carolina ant
virginia offices for young men with
advanced accounting training. uni.
versity graduate or the equivalent. o.
good appearance. character and per
sonality, with aptitude. for public
accounting work. Exceptional oppor.
tunity to ACQUIRE training and ad.
of professional accounting.
Please write stating fully age; draft
status. education, experience, famil,
business and other connections; sal
airy requirements and all other Der.
t1nent information.
ADDRESS ERNST q ERNST
110l r. J. Reynolds Building
winston Salem. North Carolina.
409 East Main Street
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Richmond, VIRGINIA.

ADDREsOGRAPH OPERATORS.
Male applicant. 1890. experienced Of
willing to serve as an apprentice
while learning to operate duplicatini
machines; pleasant atmosphere. 3.
day week. liberal employe benefits
Apply In person, CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE. OF THE q. g., 1915 4
At ny Roon C03 90
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AUCTION SALES
@. g. SLOAN d CO., INC.
Auct,o nsSE Appraisers.

Auot1 I'Hss;s ;A sgI,s
Household furniture Of every discrip
ton ton personal effects. fine linens
ehina s siAssS UsEfc 0 A6cTpoN etc.
at SLOANS
715 18th st.
wednesday
SEPTEMBER Gath
at 10 AM
Also at PM.
Diamond horseshoe pin. z diamon
bracelets, watches, Cameo pin, Sc
of coral pieces, Chinese bracelet
and necklaces and other jewelry.
-' &. d. M fsai & CO., INC, Auct..
Established 1891
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Auctioneers-Appraisers
Bankruptcy ana STORAGE Sale
New and Used Household
KARAsgT21Fs n R I Z . 3
DALTON BOOKKEEPING
RANoEsEIsAESTa t GoSr CLUBS
By order Earl ]. Lombard. Trustee 1,
Bankruptcy Merchants Transfer a
Storage sg Co.: Fidelity Storage CO
at Es z Z { Il n I E k's
g %o M = s., NV "
commencing 9:30 AM.
1 dinips a ND o 90 pieces foy LYING
9.xl2 rug: 4 Dalton Bookee eini
Machines: refrigerators: washers
mirrors; ranges: chests Of drawers
dressers; rugs: fans: set golf clubs
mans lax gold wrist watch. etc.
ORDER TRUSTEE III RI 5ANkRuprc,
SET doLP c Ma5hsE RkFI.; S4 Wbirc.
80. INSPECTION INVITED
THOS. J. OWEN 3 son, AucfioneeFs
435 Southern Building.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
PLACE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trus,
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9252
ords Of the District Of Columbia. ant
at the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. at public auction in front
Of the premises on THURSDAY, TIKI
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF sEPTEM:
Der AID. 1882. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following de.
scribed land and premises, situated
in the District Of Columbia and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 95 In
Joseph PauPs subdivision of lots ir
Block 8 "Bloomingdale," as per plat
recorded in the Once of the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia in
Liber County ii at Folio 1876. Said
Block 8 now known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as Square
3106. Subject to covenants of record
Terms: Sold subject to a prior (build-
ing association deed Of trust for ap.
proximately S6.497.37 further par
ticulars Of which will be announced
at time Of sale; the purchase price
above said trust to be paid In cash
A deposit Of $500. 90 required. Con-
veyancing. recording. ETC.. ct pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made a.
Of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resolc
ct the discretion Of the trustees.
MARTIN j. QUIGLEY,
e. SPENCER FITZGERALD.
Trustees.
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FILE CLERK

Young man. 1928, draft-exempt. to
work as jr. file clerk; chance for
ton and not summer WORK only; B.
day, 371s-hr. wk. Apply Room 500,
personnel once. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. S16 14th st. NV.
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District Sales Manager

An immediate epenine exists for an
ambitious, niee-apDearing person
who has Q desire and Q reason for
ahove-ayefaGe earnings. Your a..
ISOLATION would be With o large. rep
utable concern doing business since
1852: your work would be IN man
personnel. to conduct costume Jew
elery fashion shows n this area. II
selected. you win be thoroughly
trained and receive . guaranteed
starting salary. write, stating age.
past sales exper. and family status,
to Boz 154-D. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

Exper. in mechanical or architecture
benefits and excel. salary. Call ME
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THOS. J. OWENS 4 SON, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building,

JOSEPH G. WEEDA,
JOSEPH LAPIANA, Jr,,
se17.19.22, 2527 Trustees
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
AuctiOneers-Appra
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ENdiNHEIss. nRAFTsHEN AND
TECHNfC1ANS IN ELECTRONICs.
RApAR, SONAR AND LORAN, M
TMLoRIIR 2AH; n "a j. MD. AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

David l.. CANON, Clerk
County Council for Mont
gomery County, Maryland.
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David L. Cahoon, Clerk
County Council for Mont
gomerv County. MARYLAND
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CLERK, COLORED OR WHITE
For mems wear store. Pleasing per-
nenf ros nsaS eod rs1mf
NABBY'S. 1925 9TH st. NV. "a
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Mortgage loan department: high
school graduate. under "a: no pre-.
vious experience required: paid
vacation. start at $170 Der month.
Call Elk. 1880, 90
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c. q. SLOAN q Co, INC, AuctS.
Established 1891
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Eirst-Round Scores in PGA
BY the Assoeioted Press

| LOUISVILLE, June 18.-ScoreS
in the first qualifying round of
the PGA golf championship: (par
4 26.26-72l
Evening star., 1952-06-19
|BrowneII Meets MedoIist Wild
In Washington Club Invitation

Claude Wild, who usually finds
his home course at Washington
Golf and Country Club to his lik-
ing. and Bobby Brownell, who
finds most courses to his liking,
oppose today as match play starts
in the Washington Club invitation
tournament.
1t could be the best match in
the tournament that winds up
Sunday, for Brownell is regarded
as the top amateur golfer in the
area and Wild has the habit of
going wild on WaShington's par
70 layout. His II fired Tuesday
held up yesterday for medalist
honors and last year he shot a
course record IS in this tourna-
ment.
Brownell recently won the Mid
die Atlantic championship, but
did not compete in the Maryland
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Georgia Aces 10 Clash
In Women's Western
QuarferfinaIs TODAY
By tho Associatod Press

CHICAGO, June 19.-An all
Georgia scrap and a battle of
teen-agers spiced today's quarter
finals Of the Women's Western
Open in which Defending Cham
pion Patty Berg and Medalist
Betsy Rawls still overshadowed
their brackets.
The Georgia dispute pitted Pro
Louise Suggs. three-time meet
winner from Atlanta, against Mary
Lena Faulk, a dogged amateur
from Thomasville, near the Flor
ida border.
Two other amateurs still in
contention, 17-year-old Barbara
McIntire, Toledo High School
junior, and 19-year-old Barbara
Romack of Sacramento, Calf,
met in a lower bracket contest.
The real business of the quar-
ter-final round. however. was ex-
pected to be transacted in the
upper bracket showdown between
Miss Rawls and Pro Peggy Kirk
and the lower bracket contest be-
tween Miss Berg and the fifth pro
still in the running. Betty jane
son.
Today,s play at Skokie Country
Club begins at 2:15 pm. (EDD
with Misses Rawls and Kirk first
off the tee.
Miss Rawls, top feminine
money-winner this year, gave no
indication Of weakening in pursuit
of her first Western crown and
the $1,000 top prize in yesterdays
second round.
The 24-year-old, Austin, Tex,
lass was only one over par for the
IA holes she needed to beat Mrs.
Louise Anneaux Of Hinsdale, ILL.,,
5 and 4.
Miss Kirk, 1850 Western run
ner-up was six over par in notch
ing a and 8 win over Pat Leith
of Elgin, Ill.
Miss Berg had to pull out all
stops to beat Carol Diringer, vet
eran Tiff1n, Ohio, amateur, 2 up.
Miss Jameson, who won this
event 10 years ago, cruised to the
most lop-sided second round vic
tory, 7 and 6, over Detroit's Pat
Devany, and promised Patty a
tough fight with q one-over- par
pace.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

State tournament. won by his
friend and insurance partner
Ralph Bogart. who meets Car
Courtney today.
Second to Wild in medal play
were Spencer Overton of Rolling
Road, Baltimore, and Joe LaSalle
of Bethesda, each with y. Bo-
CART, Chevy Chase member, scored
a 70, as did John Gonella OF
Prince Georges, while Brownell
Chevy Chase; Bob Chandler
Prince Georges; Perky Cullinane
Kenwood; Ben Hartig. Bethesda
and Otis Dezendorf, Washington
each had IA.
Those getting into the cham
pionship flight with 75s included
Kieth Kallio of Frederick, Md;
Ray Swaringen, Columbia; Lafe
Franklin, jr., unattached, and Ed
.Coffman, jr., and Courtney OF
'WaShington,
Evening star., 1952-06-19

part of his fellow pros after the
IPGA amended its bylaws to make
him eligible.
It wasn't exactly jealousy. 1t
was just common sense. Every pro
lin this championship served a five
year apprenticeship in the PGA
before he was eligible. Each pro
pays $55 annual dues. and most OF
them have been paying that sum
for years.
All of a sudden a fellow who was
an amateur less than three years
ago was made eligible just because
he is the National Open champion.
The PGA wouldn't do it for Law
son Little, wouldn't amend the by
laws for Cary Middlecoff, yet they
did for Boros.
Expected to Make $4,000.
AS the National Open champion,
lBoros figures to make about $780,
900 with the title. AS National
open and PGA champion, he
wouldn't have made much more
After all, he already has the big
one.
But as the National Open cham
pion who had the animosity of his
fellow pros, his future earnings
would be much less. Pros who
would go out of their way to help
him now might not be so eager
to help a fellow who was rail-
roaded into their tournament.
It is difficult to change the rule.
for the PGA tournament through
Legislation.
Amendments to the bylaws
must be proposed far in ad-
vance of the annual meeting
Evening star., 1952-06-19

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Evening star., 1952-06-19
Fuirfux Club to Hold
Horse Show Sunday

Junior members of the Fairfax
County Saddle and Bride Club
will sponsor their first event Sun
day when they stage a family
horse show at Falls Church High
School. Starting time will be 10
am.
There will be 1S events on the
program for hunters, junior horses.
jumpers and ponies. Judges will
be Russell A. Stuart and Robert
A. Irwin.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Win at Prince Georges

Mrs. Arthur Frank and Mrs. F,
D. Smith won the ladies' day best
ball golf tournament at Prince
Georges yesterday with a 81
trailed by Mrs. B. M. Rank and
Mrs. j. D. Whiddon. 63, and Mrs
Charles Fowler and Mrs. John
Jankowski, 81. Mrs. D. E. Rodney
of Argyle took the guest prize
with IN
Evening star., 1952-06-19
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land it usually takes years to get
an important change approved.
Pros pay their own way to sec
tional meetings to vote on these
matters.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
18 District Employees
To Enter Golf Tourney

A field of 80 golfers will fire
Monday at Indian Spring in the
fourth annual District employees
tournament, with the winner to
receive the Commissioners Cup.
Ralph Quinter of the Corpor-
alton Counsel's Office won last
year with a gross 73.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.* CO
THURSDAY, 10,

Capt. Ernal Foster in his cruiser
Albatross. They raised four
Marlin Monday but yesterdays
catch in Diamond Shoals waters
was their first major prize.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
I7-Foot Selfish Booted
By Washington ATTORNEY
Special Dispotch TO The Stor

HATTERAS, N. c., June 49,
John Laskey, Washington attor-
ney, boated the second largest
sailfish taken off this point thi.