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Iloi "a. Ave. N.W.
Assistant Bookkeeper
$40 Per Week to Start

opening. permanent pos.
excel. opportunity for bright young
man, many company bene1tk M
clqding vacation With pay, Please
SsaaEahA5frhN sa Ma dAufio. i is6S fRSSS'1aRs1s asR Il
NV. NO. 7-7557. so
AUTO BODY MAN. flrst class with
references. S-dAy week. LIHENTY
AUTO BODY Co. INC. 7ll5 n g.
auT0 MEcHANIc-PsrmAnent posi-
tion, b-day week, vacation with pay:
insurance plAn salary and commits
sion: lndtyidnai twin pcys ST., liz In
PONTIAC, 792a oeorsiia ave. sil-
AUTos vi osPMshEne PMshEneHANlc to work IN MOD.
ern repair shop; radiant heating,
twin post Hfts, ali latest eQuip.
ment. excel. opportunity for z good
man. See Mf pennison. TRIANGLE
AUT0 MEcHANIC-For busy, mod
esn shop. Top earnings. unusual
benefits. See Mr.. Bennett. BEAL
MOTOR CO., Dodge-Piyuiouth, 1901
AUj;TiOXi0BiLE MECHANICS l2I 70
work for one of Washingtcn's old
ess and hrEest FORD Dealera Mhst
yacaticns ana other company bene-
. As Plsnsy sy.,S q sGTnk sGqnAR1P TSP PMoTos c1sss
co. 3rd and = sts. NE. !.
very active. we'll ii-Iocated car lot
needs aggressive ambitious salesman.
the man We are looking for must be
Of the highest tntegrity and have
recent used-ear experience, 70 such
. man We can ofier good prop
osition including l00ss door time
SALES. 1896 Wisconsin ave. nv
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TBE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the NATIONAL
CAPITAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of the District oil Columbia. for
the election of trustees and the
transaction o. any other business
that may be brought TO the atten-
ton q the meeting win be held
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue and Fourth
Street. Southeast. Washington. ID.
c., wednesday. January Ifth, 1856,
between the hours OF i2 O'Clock
noon and O'Clock pm n. Ed
WARD EARLY, Secretary
no16~fal0
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HOTTCEMAN

colored; must have hotel exper.,. over
so yrs. Of age; good salary. Apply
Personnel Dept, AMBASSADOR
HOTEL, 1424 X ct. NV, Rm. 319.
IBM MACHINE ACCOUNTING OPER-
ATORs expef, red In wiring 407s,
604s, etc, high school graduate.
age 1925; excel. company benefits
TON REGIONAL OFFICE. 1897 L
81. NV, 2nd foof, RE. 7.3705, be-
tween the hours Q Am. and IL
noon daily. ~
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when aaswsYsae adpertiseiBsata
GEdfessed 70 star boxee- DO NOT
tneioss oTtginal references photo
Ordphs OF other materials OF per.
s0aal p0lne. Copies seyps the our.
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HELP--.-MEN
A dcTCRx A Nfr

YnunK man. Eb-35 yrs. Of age. who
q interested IL tnaktng . permanent
conneetion u our payroll DEPT
per.ence In payroll work in private
Industry are required. Must be ae-
curate typiEt: 6-day. 40-hr. week
Apply Personnel. Room 60b. Open
weekdayA 6:30-B and Sat. o-12.
THE 1s EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES

fH0s. n. REyNoLDs, Attesnsy, .
1NfTEDI STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Cou1ts--No 86,27b,
Administrations This IS 10 Give
Notice. That the subscriber. p1 the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court os the
District 81 Columbia, Letters Testa.
mentaTy on the estate of MARI 2;
Arnold. late Of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. Al persons
hsvinE claims AGAINST the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit TIE
same, with the vouchers thereof
Iegaiiy authenticsted. to the sub
ecrfber, on 81 before the 18th DAY
81 MAJ, AID. 1885: otherwise they
may 81 law be excluded from AL
benefit of said estate. Given under
if1 hand this 22nd deT Of Noyem-
ber. 1855. THE NATIONAL MEI.
RoPOLFTAN BANK OF WASH
INGTON, Bys ]. L. SHELDON, Ae-
sisfant Trust Ofscer. teeaL Attest:
NRTHUR z. SMITH Deputy Heg.
istef l1f wins for the District q
Cciuuibln. Clerk Of the Prohate
Cnlfft 4 fs u9xo-QtTs0
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LEeAL NOTICES lcons.I

FERRY W. MORTON, Assistant A.
teIney General: RALPH a. RICK
ETTS. Attorney, Lands Division De-
partment Of Justice
Filed Nor. &, 1855. Harry N. Hull.
Clerk.
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JOSIAH LYsIzN; HsisTa.5

United STATES DIsTRicT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing Probate Court NO. So. 500.
Administration .-T This Is 10 Give
Notice; That the subscriber, Of
the District Of Columbia has OBJ
!ssinsS e from the Probate Court q
Administration on the estate Of
Eleanor Queen, late Of the District
OF Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof.
iegSlly .sy,rr .rthsntIessss y e ss,s g tbs ss sae.
they may By law Be excluded from
nn ir Ssnst y sand q sAiS H.. esssss az Given
November. 1888. LOUISE W1N9-
LOW, 1882 Qales 9t NE teeal.) }
istsr Of Wfils Tor the District 81
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. mol q, e5-de2
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RAIN 4 WEAyER. AtssEasys.

NNttts NJ GAt0Htss# NAV
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 1920.
Administration This Is TO Give
Notice that the subscriber. which
was BY the United States District
Court for the District Of Columbia
gfanted letters testamentafy on the
estate Of Virginia Brown. deceased.
has. with the approval of the
United Stukes District Court for
the District OF Columbia, hoIdine
Q Probate Court, appointed Mon
day. the 18th day Of December.
1855, at 1890 o'clock am, as the
time. and said Court room as the
place, for making payment and
distribution from said estate. under
the Courts direction and control,
when and wheKe all creditors and
persons entitled to distributive
shares or legaeies, or the residue.
or parts thereof. are notified 70
attend, IN person or BY agent or
attorney duly authorized, with their
claims aRaifist the estate properly
vouehed. Given under It's hand this
18th day Of November. 1855. ma.
TIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. BY: BRUCE BAIRD.
President, (Seai.l Attest: ARTHUR
r. SMITH, Deputy REGISTER Of Wills
for tha District Of Columbia. Clerk
nf tha prnhate Court aO1S,zb>de2
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HELP-MFN fcont. ]
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate openings are
now available IN our circula-
pleasant % telephone 'gns manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary to do tele-
phone. saieswork. The Sales
commission Is liberal. and the
, hours can be tailored to fit
your requirements IN many
cases,
II interested IN steady and
enjoyable work, contact Mr.
Harvey, Room 204 between
o am. ana 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
a..o.S.1 aM..0o.Es "a q HzIEli0ESISNE: lI.l.

Filed Nov. "a. 1855. Harry N. HIM.
UNITED STATES sli5f pfsrRrcr coupr
for the District Of Columbia -
MARGARET BARNES, plainflff VI.
JAMES MELVIN BARNES, De-
fendants Mo. 467S.56 the object
OF this suit Is for an absolute di-
yoree upon the grcunds Of deser-
ton. On motion Of the piaintiff.
u IS this 18th day Of November.
1855. ordered that the defendant
JAMES MELVIN BARNES cause his
appearance TO be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day. exclusive
OF SUNDAYS and legal holidays, oc-
curing after the day Of the first
publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause viii be proceeded with as
IN case Of defauit, Provided, q
copy Of this order be puhlished
once q week for three successive
weeks IN the Washingt0n Law Re-
porter. and The Evening Star News
paper before said day. ISL ED
WARD A. TAA1M, judge fSeal.l At.
test: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. BY
RAYMOND I. GETTING. Deputy
Clerk. mol Is, 25~de2
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GARDINER, WREN q GARDINER,
Attorneys. 600 Woodward BidE.,

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
Ing Probate Court mo. Ss. .S34. Ad.
ministration This IS 10 Give No.
tice: That the subscriber, OF the
State OF New York has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia, Letters Of
Collection on the estate Of Alice J.
late II tRe DEh piseries II fs " colambia q Maaa
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally Au-
thenticated, 70 the subscriber, on
or before the 18th day OF May,
AID. 1855; otherwise they may BY
law. be excluded from all beneflt Of
gaid estate. Given under It's hand
IRyrHu NV lSta TsiSsT shy e pzMy SogsesF ~ eSS
2. HARTNETT. Assistant Vice
President. One wall Street, New
York, N. u t9eaLl Attest: THEO-
DORE COGBWKI,L. RegiSter Of
Wills for the District OF Columbia,
Clerk q ne Probate Court.
ACHILLEe CATeONFs. ATTORNEY
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Court mo. s6,771. Ad.
lninistfation This Is to Give Mo-
tlce That the subscribers. Of the
District OF Columbia have obtained
District of Columbia. Letters Tes-
tamentary on. the estate Of Gus
Bechas also known as Costas or
Constantine Bechae. late OF the
District OF Columbia. deceased, All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. 10
the nibscribers, on or before the
18th day OF May, AID. 1865. other.
from al benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th
day cf November 1855. GEORGE
zcETELEs zcGhALiss dtarsorIss.' s.rssii SIS T-Mi, issS
Street. NV. leeal.l Attest: THEQ-
poRE cQqSWELL. Register OF Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
ef the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
SALESMAN

Chemical compounds for food proc
essing and Institutional industries.
National orgaBfzation. Salary and
commission. See @. r. McCurdy.
Hotel Monday a. Tuesday
THE DIVERSEY CORP.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
/. MAX AhfMKRAEAN, Atternei

InvestmeIit BUILDING
OMITTED STATES DISTRICT CQqhT
fcr the District Of Columhta. Hold.
fnE q Probate Gourt.sta 90 q
ss.505 ADMINISTRATION Docket is5.
--x6rlieation having been made
heresn for probate 81 the last viii
and fesfannert of said DECEASED. and
fnr ietterK feakan1entary on oaid1
egteke, By John KniutieH II q or
dsred this 2znd day of koyefnns.r 4
.: ?. 1885; that the @ Isakneg11h nv nsass ass
ss.sss, y ~ snr snd an 81 othsrs e rs < aeonesrpsd.
appear IN said Court on Tnesdsy
re Ord day Of January. a. p. 1885.
Al 1000 o'clock AM, 70 show cAuee
Why such application should not pc
eranted. Let notice hereof be pub
Iished n ss Meshlnston .lPi, Tss.,s, Las at.s Me.
once IN each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the Axst publication 20
be not less than thirty days before
said return day. witness, the Hon.
crable BOLTTHA J. LAWS. Chief
5ydgs @ ssld cerrta ,ats tsis Ssa sz1d az ht.
kesistsr of. wis for the District
Court. no25 -de2,0
EDWTN 3. BLANCHARD, Attorney,
6l1 Perpetual Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing o Probate Court. Estate Of
Laura Y. C0rbly. Deceased No.
60.043, Administration Docket 1S9.
Appiieatiop having been made
and testament and codiril Of said
deceased. and for letters testament
tary on said estate, by Edwin G..
Blanchard. It Is ordered this 23rd
day Of November. AID. 1855. that
Alfred Appline, Mrs. Mary Seward.
Miss Harriet Oonk, Mrs. Jessie
Youne. Mrs. Mary Bullock, Mrs.
Grace Love, ana I'll others con-
srnsd Tssdsy Pe srd dss w Il Ru,u Jsnuafs on
AID, 1858. 81 1000 o'clock AM,
70 show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published IN the .Nasii-
fngton Law Reporter and THE
Egenins stars once in each of
return day herein mentioned, the
than thirty days before said re-
SoIrfSHA fS j. LAWS. awe Chief III nHnSss1af Jadss Il
yember, AID. 1895. leeal.l Attest:
FRANK ]. BURKART, Deputy Reg
ister Of wills for the District 0f
Scsse ScclsTebia, Clerk q hss sSs r., Ircests 4
RUSSELL 4. DARRETT, AttoFney
loQf ~ street, NorthNest
MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE Dis
tr1ct Of Columbia JOHN @.
gAEyEs' Plaintiff ys. JANIS ".
PALMkA. and RICHARD ID.
PALMER, Partnerg TIE MERCURY
INSTRUMENT COMPANY. Defend
ant - NO. NJ 28 1885. - The
object Of this suit ts TO OBJ
TAIN IssgN,,,, JUDGMENT 2sll 80 ~ TIE
SALARY DUE TIE FLsAINTIFF
FROM THE DEFENDANTS. on mo-
ton Of the plaintiff. Il Ii this 18th
aay Of November. 1855, ordered
that the defendants cause their
appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal hoii.
GAYS, occurring after the day Of
the fir9t publication Of this order;
otherwise the cause viii be pro.
ceeded With as IN case Of default.
Provided . copy Of this order be-
published once week for three
Euccegelve weeks IN the washington
Law Reporter, and The EVENING
STAR IEWGpAPER before the said
day Isl HARRY u. WALKER,
judo. 4 True Copy. Test: WALTER
HAAMHALIs Clerk, BY RICHARD
A. IHA1x1fErLa. Deputy Clofk.
Mol8s1b~MG&
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

high school srad1afes. aSe
1926. accounts receivable and
billing exp. bensfielal. Excel. com-
pany heAefits IBM WASHINGTON
REGIONAL OFFICE Mr, ID. c.
johnson. 1887 I st. NV. 3Td floor,
RE I.Il3g, between the hours. 3
CLOTHING sAIEssIEN, experienced
good salary. MA. S-4554,
COLLECTORs for estabiished route
HogpttalizatioT accident and sick
nesy. life and industrial fire in.
snrAnee. Earnings OF $500 per
month and up assured. TO start
during training period. Paid va
cation Saving and retirement plan,
Alex. Va. and vicinity. Cal Mr.. q
DeROSA, IA. $4,000 for appoint.
EIent from s am. to pm, --2H
COOkS, rest. expef., ali-found kit
for steady position SULLIpAE'6.
273i BIadensburg I'd. ne. --27
COOK
short order. white, niehtwork. Can
Midway 5-37ll. rs
DAIRY FARM HELP, single, white.
experienced, capable OF operating
milkins machine. Herndcn 34S-M-2.
experienced. must
know Metropolitan Area. Largest
major appliance service center IN
area. Vacation. insurance, retire.
n1ent and many other benefits, Ap-
ply tFIf. or Monl s. Y. RUSSELL.
1o5 Edgewood st. ne. NO PHONE
DkSFTs;MAN--Youns man 70 make
detail drawings Of institutional
kitchen equipment WORKING from
architectural dYaWlngs and soc.
cifleations, Experience in particular
field preferFed but capable drafts,
man with desire TO learn con-
sidered. Permanent position 70 right
with ability. THE MARENKA MET.
Al MANUFACTURING CO.. NC.
SOIL Preston sts BlAdensburR. Nd.
AP. 7s1131. ---2I
Evening star., 1955-11-25
TV SERVICEMANa
Outside, permanent. Transportation
furnished. Salary open.
CERTIFIED TV
Ala Il NE.

III
TRUCK MECHANICS (2). to work
shift work on tractor-trailer iieet.
Contact Roger BeaIl in person from
5:30 to 5, care Of POWELL TRANS
PORTATION CO.. 400 Tangle-
wood dr.. Bladensburg. Nd. --26
Ty SERyICEMAN, exper. outside,
part time ewes. Top pay. PENN TV
CO. 90S 18th 81. Sc. -29
TYPEwRITER MECHANIC, expert.
enced on all makes. Excellent SAL
ary. Apply ALLEN TYPEWRITER
CO. 20I9 Nichols ave. Sc. SO
dEoRGEToWN THEATRE BOX Or
FICE. 1851 Wisconsin ave. n.xs
WEaTHRk STRIP AND STORM VIM
DOW MECHANICS. HOp QE 8
HONE INSULATION CO. $3.50 n.
Fairfax dr.. ATi Va. IA. 2-6562
MAN TO FIRE FURNACE. 1908 Nev
Hampshire ave. NV.
MAN AND WIFE, eolored 70 eare. for
nearby Nd. farm estets. sslaIy
or Spring 4-bSl4 IT
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO. sALESMEN. opportunity 70
earn $4,000 q year. No experience
issDfc n pfoEress. csii 81. b-Ssoo. CAVE
FORD corr. 4si4 Elm q
AGTo nsI9s'saaL 'ssaaLksssiES ts,. for used.ssr
active volume ney-car dealer: ex-
perience preferred. but VIII con.
slider persons now employed as
appliance clothing or real estate
saiesmen: excellent pay plan and
working cenditions: many com.
Rns SsSsss tuggOished ug0 oof Do nSi
Cohen, CoAsT-IN PONTIAC CO.,
400 Florida ave: ne. Us II
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen
Is, for Americas no. | seller. chev.
roiet with WashinEton's Oldest
Chevrolet dealer Experience pre-
ferred but not necessary New car
furnished. Only sEsressivs. neal
appearing men need apply. II you
are interested In n1akinE real
money and are willing to put IN
an honest day's work. this IS your
opporMnity:. Apply in person. See
barry-Fabe MOtOr 70, Inc.
1880 Conn. Ave. NV.
Across From the Mayflower Hotter
Auto Service Salesman
Experienced auto service salesman
must be able To- make body esti-
tions, 6-day week. paid vacation
and holidays. Apply Mr.. Georse
WHEELER, INC.
$500 Wisconsin Ave NV
cHRYsLrR-PLYMouTH-IMPERIAL
BAKER, part time, coiored or white
sGs Class. nlSi H rissa9NEs ssaNs 5 R9Sss E.; c.
BsccskEKREfER. s5SsE / sIR sspsr. nsssssary.
country club preferred. Cali Tor in
teryiew, Wi. G-ti70d. s1
BOOKKEEPER
EXPERIENCED ONLY
TO TAKE FULL CHARGE
II SHAPIRO, INC.
i4I3 X St. NV. Me. s-1zi7
--27
CAB DRIVERS, top earniugs, Lang
iey Park, Silver sprinE, TakoIna
Park and Wheaton. HE. 4-3g5S.
CARPENTER, exper. In remodeiing,
both rough apd finish. Must have
own tools and transportation. Call
bet. 5 pm. and 9 pm. uN. 4-g0b2.
cARPENTERs--Thorouehiy expert
enced church trim carpenters Ap-
ply 1000 block 0eorgia ave-. Sill
akPENTERs--With tfansp. for fe.
modelling. lst-class mechanics only,
Apply $3.50 x st. NV. between :
and p.m. --eO
Evening star., 1955-11-25
III
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See IBM's ad in today's
Sports section for more
details.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
TELLER
TRAllIlINEE-oFFICE

Large casualty insurance company
with 80 supervising ofnees has
opening for man with accounting
experience, interested in training,
leading to ofsice management and
accounting responsibilities, training
to be in our Richmond, Va. once.
Applicants should be. $3.50 years
Of age. Some college education de-
sirabie. Interview In Washingt0n.
Please write giving qualifications.
Box 24-C. Star. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-25
MAN WITH CAR
MEN
PART TIME

6:30-9:30 Pm. q
Need extra money for Christm1sf
We need 5 men 70 help IN adyerfis-
ing program for rational concern.
Must be between the ages OF 1880.
College students. servtcemen and
Der hour 10 those who qualify. See
Mr., CERMAK Suite 403. 1908 q
st. nv: 3 a4fn.-5 pm. Friday.
twhttel 20
YOUNG MEN, neat, to work In the
cubic relations fleld. S6 per hr.
Call MR. JOHNSON NE. S-O5dl.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES

PERRY W. MORTON, Assistant At
torney General: RALPH A. RICK
ETTS, Attorney, Lands Division,
DepArtment Of Justice.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
IBNI. .

Producer Of electronic
data processing ma
chimes. electric type
writer's, and electronic
time equipment.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AUTOMOBILE STATESMEN

BAKER, part time, colored or white
class, Mr.. EVANS. ia. 5-9ssS. Cali
after III Am. ---27
exper, necessary.
seon9ltry sl slgb saIg prsisrred. sNad Call foJ IN
Evening star., 1955-06-16
BrowneI| Fovored as Play
StortsinMid-AtIonticGo Golf

Bobby Brownell, who prac-
tically grew up at Manor Club.
holds both the official and un-
official amateur course records.
won the last Manor Invitation
and was low amateur in the
Maryland Open there in 1854. is
favored as play starts today in
the SD Middle Atlantic Amateur
championship.
Ben Hartig, defending cham
pion, is an automatic qualifier
and will not play in the medal
around today. The low 81 scorers
will join Hartig in match play
rounds starting tomorrow morn
ing.
Only three former champions
are entered but among them they
have won the title seven times.
Brownell is a four time winner,
Ralph Bogart two and Spencer
Evening star., 1955-06-16
NEED EM TO GET BALLS OUT OF TREES
Sorozen Burns, Says Open
Should Have Fire Engines

for the green. He can just chop
his way into the fairway with q
wedge. This makes the tourna-
ment wide open.
''I don't know what double
domed thinker conceived this
idea of toughening a course. It's
10 pitiful situation.
"One of the finest tournaments
in the world is the Masters.
There's not an inch of rough on
the place. Yet nobody murders
the course. There's been only
one darkhorse winner there
Herman Keiser in 1946) and
that was because Ben Hogan
Ithree-putted the 72d green.
"On sound championship
courses the favorites almost in
Ivariably will finish on top. some
times 1-2-3 as at Oakmont in
1858. With rough such as at
Olympic anything can happen."
Sarazen, who will help handle
Saturdays television over NBC.
said the players also will have
trouble with the greens.
"You need a carpenters level
to find out If they're level and
they're usually not. That's be-
cause everything in San Fran
cisco is built on the side of the
hill.
"You can tell a San Franciscan
Ianywhere-he walks like a ship
listing to port"
Evening star., 1955-06-16

1856. Low puts winners were Mrs
John Farrell and Betty CARRIER
with 81 each.
Belle Haven women golfers
held a best-ball handicap event
with low net of ga to Mrs. John
Mancos and Mrs. James Foristel
with a Ga. Mrs. Bruce Alexander
and Mrs. B. J. Anthony were
next with IS.
Mel Shorey was host to the
Women'S Golf Associations
Glass c players in the Pro Cup
tournament today at Indian
Spring. Tomorrow the Chevy
Chase women golfers have their
annual one-day member guest
scheduled.
The ladies day winner at
Prince Georges was Mrs. F. De-
long with 97-24--73. Mrs. Kent
Stratford was next, 84-10-74,
with Mrs. M. Sullivan third, 85-
10-75. Mrs. Minnie Rose of
Indian Spring was the guest
winner, 109-20-89.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16
(P.-The 55th National Open
golf championship beginning to-
day, Gene Sarazen says. should
be called the Fire Engine Open. "
You're going to have to have
Observation-Disclosures parked at stra-
tegic spots around the course. -
the Germantown. N. Y, squire
added. That's to get the balls
out of the cypress trees.
THE cypress trees are so close
and so thick in foliage it's i'm
possible to hit a ball through
them. The ball gets stuck. Sc
what are you going to do? Bring
out the ladders"
Further commenting on the
Olympic Club course, Gene said
"And that rough. never saw
such thick, juicy grass in my life
I want to find out what kind OF
fertilizer they use. I want to
grow the stuff for silage back
on my cattle farm"
Sarazen said the way officials
have permitted the rough to
grow has removed the true
championship aspects from the
tournament.
1T puts all the players, good
and bad. in the same category
he said. ut makes them all
choppers.
Regardless of who gets in this
rough, he doesn't have a shot
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Harper First of Area Group
To Tee Off in National Open

Country Club amateur who is
one of the youngstest particle
pants in National Open history.
plays at 12:44 with Bill Stewart,
an amateur from Springfield.
Mo-. and Gus Salerno. of Mamar-
oneck, N. Y.
Jack Isaacs Of Langley. Va.
AFB, plays at 1856 with Celes-
tino Tugot Of the Philippines.
who competed in the Interna-
tional golf championships here
last week, and Ralph Dichter.
an amateur from Warrenton.
Oreg.
Baltimore's Walter Romans
plays at SAB with zell Eaton of
Pomona, Calf, and Marshall
Springer of Pueblo, Colo.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Chandler Harper, who led the
Nation in sectional qualifying
for the National Open with his
67-67 at Columbia Country Club.
is the first of the Middle At
lantic area players off the tee
today in the Open championship
at San Francisco.
Harper plays at 1904 CWash-
ington time). with Walter Bur-
keno, runnerup in the PGA
championship last year, and
Lawson Little, 1910 winner.
Lew Worsham, whose wife and
son are visiting Mrs. Worsham's
parents here while he is at the
Open, plays at $40 with a pair
of former champions, Byron
Nelson C39) and Julius Boros
C52). Worsham's 12-year-old
daughter. Linda. accompanied
him to the coast.
Deane Beman, the Bethesda