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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08
Scotch Foursomes
Listed at WG&CC

Fifty-two teams have starting
times for the District Golf Asso-
cations mixed scotch foursome
tournament tomorrow at WASH
ington Golf and Country Club,
and additional entries are ex-
pected to push the list past 10
duos.
While most Of the afternoon
starting times are filled. most of
the morning times between 8 and
l0:45 are open. Play will be Sc
lective drives. alternate shots.
Net and gross prizes viii be
awarded.
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Miss Jansen
Upset Victim

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 8 Up,
All favorites were still around
the Women's Southern Amateur
golf tournament today except
Mary Pat Jansen of Charlottes-
willie, Va.
Miss Jansen bumped up
against 16-year-old Judy Filler
of Nashville. the Tennessee anna
Iteur champion, and went down,
3 and 2. in a mild first-round
upset.
A feature match of second
round play put Judy against
Polly Riley Of Fort Worth. Miss
Riley won her first match, 6
and 4, over Mrs. Neil White of
Biloxi, Miss.
Two other teen-agers sparkled
in opening play: Mary Mills of
ocean Springs. Miss, and Cliff
ford Ann Greed Of Opelousas. La.
Miss Mills clipped Mary Nc
Cutcheon Of Jasper. Ala. 5 and
3. She tangled with Comedalist
Dorothy Kirby Of Atlanta in
the second round. Miss Kirby
defeated Mrs. Michael T. Hal
bouty of Houston. 6 and S.
Miss Greed downed Mrs. C. o.
Graves. Memphis public links
champion. Z and 6.
Comedalist Mrs. Scott Pro-
baSco Of Chattanooga and De-
Tending Champion Mary Ann
Downey Of Baltimore also won
easy flrst-round victories. Mrs.
Probasco took Mrs. M. @. Peter
sen Of Shreveport. 6 and 4;
Miss Downey beat Mrs. C. Hor-
ton Smith Of New Orleans,
7 and 6.
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Alexandria opened last week end.
The shortest hole is ITO yards,
longest 225. Dick Stedman is the
designer and pro. The course is
on Duke Street extended, Route
236, about a mile and a half west
of the Shirley Highway. The
first ace was made by George
Midkiff on the l45-yard par
three 10th.
Jack Westland will be the
speaker when Kenwood plays
host to the Interclub Junior
Golf League teams tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock. 1t also will be
the opening night of Kenwood's
ambitious junior golf program.
Some Of Washington and Bal
timore's very best amateurs are
showing up at the Pro-Amateurs
with basic handicaps of two
and three. which means their
club handicaps would be three
Ior four. and their average golf
scores in the 76-77 bracket -
which they aren't. These are an
exception, however, as most of
the handicaps this year have
been true. and some of them too
low. A number of five handicap
players have posted scores in the
Dos.
The Districts college golfers
will be active over the week end,
Maryland will be playing in the
Atlantic Coast Conference tour
lnament Friday and Saturday at
Winston-Salem, N. c., with the
Terps figured to finish about
fourth. but Jerry McFerren an
outside choice for the individual
title. Georgetown will be play
ling in the Eastern Intercol-
IlegiateS at Annapolis, along with
Navy. with Perky Cullinane of
the Hoyas getting his last crack
at the title. He has been runner
up. The Mason Dixon Confer
ence tournament is scheduled
Monday at Mount Pleasant in
Baltimore.
Frank Emmett has mailed entry
blanks for the oath Invitational
Schoolboy tournament May 81
June 2. Because of the changes
being made at Georgetown Prep
the second fight of eight players
will be played at Bethesda May
28-29-3l and the 14-and-under
flight at Columbia the same days.
Chick Cullinane, Jack Doser and
Keith Bowie are the early
favorites in the championship.
Pros Clarence Doser at Wood
mont and Charley Bassler at
Rolling Road drew the home club
assignments for the semifinal
matches of the Maryland State
team championship Sunday.
That means the 1-3-5 brackets of
the Woodmont- Bethesda match
will be at Woodmont. and the
2-4-6 brackets at Bethesda.
Rolling Roads 1875 brackets
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ToughCowboy
|WilI Referee
Mat Feature

Antonio Rocca and Skull
Murphy probably will have to
play it straight" in their
wrestling bout tomorrow night
at Capitol Arena. If they don't,
Cowboy Lee, 325-pound Texan
and wrestler of note himself. will
take charge in his role of referee.
This bout is a one-fall to the
finish and will open the five-card
program at $3.50. It will not be
televised.
The other matches list Dick
Aff1es against Gene Dubuque,
Czaya Nandor taking on Oyama
Kato. Roy Shire tackling Reyes
Rodriguez and Jerry Graham
facing Chief Big Heart.
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ATHLETICS. 3: ORIOLES, 2

/ Totals Sc 4x2s13 Totals IS o 80 2
I Ran for Miranda in End.
Grounded out for Duren IN 7th.
Ran for Gerry In sth.
x-One out when winning run scored.
Baltimore OlO 0Ol 200 o.
Kansas City 100 900 0lO IA
Runs Francona, Williams. Power t2i
Hunter. Errors-None. Runs batted IN
Brown Francona. Power l2). Simpson
Tvo-base hit-Simpson. Home runs
Pilarcik. eacrifice-Brown Double plays
Gardner to Miranda to Boyd: Gardner
to Brideweser to Boyd: Lopez to Gran 70
ksns. cs ss.. e "a 6aoT Brown 81
2. OF Duren z. Struck out-By Brown
3. by Duren g.. BY Trucks l HIts-On
3 innings. Runs and earned runsGBrown
30; Duren &c, Trucks 90. Winning
pitcher-Trucks f4-0). Losing pitcher
Brown DID. Umpires-Flahertv. Chylak.
Summers. Honochick. Time-227. At
tendence-l3.169.
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TEE TO GREEN
By MERRELL WHlTTLssEY

The new favorites in the Belle
Haven 4-Ball Invitation this
week end is the Bethesda C. C.
team Of Deane Beman, U. Of
Maryland freshman, and Jay
Randolph, the new Southern
Conference champion. Beman
persuaded Randolph to team
with him when Jack Sutherland
of Palm Beach withdrew because
of hand injury. If they reach
the seminal Sunday, that will
further cripple Bethesda for the
Maryland State team seminal
match with Woodmont.
The Masters tournament has
taken rather drastic steps to
reduce the field for next years
tournament. in what obviously
lis a move to enable the entire
field to play the last two rounds
There was severe criticism this
year when the field was reduced
to the low 40 and ties for the last
two rounds, and Ben Hogan and
Cary Middleton failed to qualify
Next year. former United
States and British Amateur
champions will be eligible only
If they still are amateurs, an
amendment that will cost Joe
Conrad. Gene Littler, Billy Max
well, Arnold Palmer. Skee Riegel,
Frank Stranahan. Sam Urzetta
and Bud Ward their basis for
lifetime qualifying. Also. only
the low Is and ties in the Ma
tional Open. instead of the low
"a. will be invited.
It's a safe bet that the an
nouncement will draw a bleat
from Stranahan, who has
claimed the Masters committee
has had 1t in for him since he
was disqualified several years age
for practicing on the putting
green after the course had been
closed because Of heavy rains.
He has loudly protested his
starting times the past few years.
Harold Oatman Of Norfolk Is
the self-appointed spokesman for
the Virginia pros who are
squawking about sectional quail
flying rounds for the National
PGA being scheduled at Chevy
Chase the day after the Virginia
Open at Norfolk.
That means they will have to
play SO holes at Norfolk on Sum
day. May IS. fly to Washington
and play SO holes at Chevy Chase
on Monday the 9th. Bill Clarke,
Mid-Atlantic PGA Tournament
chairman, originally shifted the
qualifying rounds from the 20tt
to the 9th to help make q big
day Of the pro-member at Be-
thesda Naval being played in
the interest of the physically
handicapped.
Pinecrest Golf Club, an 18-
hole. all-par three course in
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A1MEahCAN LEnuOE
BATTING n.ms biased on q. 80 a. 6ats'|Wil-
Bertoia: Detroit. $40: VERT. c isSs:
RtNs-%iiIHiiams, Boston. and Simpson,
$50. Chicaso, Mantle. New York, and
BUNS BATTED IN = Simpson, Kansas
City. and Sievers, Washington. 90:
Lollar Chicago. is; Dolby. Chicago.
Ia. Marts, Cleveland, Tuttle, Detroit,
and Zernial, Kansas City, l3
HITs-Simpson Kansas City. 20; NAL
zone, Boston. Boiling, Detroit, and
s sa.,nr Washington 25; Williams
DoTJ TsEMalzone. Boston. o: sievers.
Washington, s.; Fox, CHICAGO Boiling,
Detroit, and simpson Kansas City. &.
TRIPLES = Kuenn, Detroit. and Nc
Williams. Baltimore and Gran and
Simpson, Kansas City, 2.
HOME RUNS-Williams, Boston, 8: Simp-
son and Skizas. Kansas City. and
Sievers, WASHINGTON, 5: Lollar. Chi
cago, Boiling, Detroit, Zernial Kansas
City, End Skowron. New York. 4.
STOLEN BASES - Lands, Chicago. 4:
Aparicio, Fox and Minoso, CHICAGO. 8:
,,Hys rlsyers tied with 2. -. :
1000: Narieski. Cleveland, 80, 900:
Zuverink. Baltimore. Nixon, Boston,
and Ford and Larsen, New York. 30,
sTKIKEOUTs - Score. Cleveland. 30:
Pierce, Chicago. 20: Fornieles, Balti-
Detroit. 81.
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Tie Makes Army Navy
Threat to Argyle Golfers

can avoid defeat. it figures to
win a fourth title.
Argyle could have wrapped it
up with a decisive victory over
Army Navy, or the service team
could have taken the favorite's
role with q decisive victory at
Columbia yesterday. but the tie
left several possibilities.
Mrs. A. H. Allen and Mrs. D.
j. Garrison of Army Navy scored
a three-point sweep over Mrs.
Frank Cush and Betty CARRIER
of Argyle in the first bracket.
Georgia Mae McKeever and
Alice Radcliffe then won the
three points back for Argyle over
Mrs. j. T. Kaigler and Mrs. c,
p. Phoebus. And in the last
bracket Dorothy Omolecki and
jeanne Bachelor split with Mrs
Howard Snyder and Mrs. F. H
Browning.
LIST Division ct Columbia
Kenwood, An; Columbia. Az.
Arsyle. Az Army Navy, Az.
Chevy Chase. 8; Prince Georges. 0.
n.y. ID Division at WashinEton
Belle Haven, g.: Woodmont. 4.
Indian Spring. 8; Manor. 4.
Confessional. z; Army Navy. 2.
Sd Division at Army Navy .
Chevy Chpse, z; Court House. 2,
Kenwood, 4h: Columbia, Al.
Prince Georges. 3: Woodmont. 4.
9Th Division at Woodmont
Manor, IA; Chevy Chase, IA.
Indian Spring. g: Bethesda, 3.
5th Division at NOrbeck
Columbia, z; Woodmont, ..
Congressional O.: Prince Georges. o.
washington, 3: Court House. /.
9Th Division at Argyle
Congressional III. Sh: Indian spg,. ~
Washington. 51s; Confessional ~. 3
Army Navy, 6la. Manor u
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Richmond. calif.---Luke Easter. 1874.
aSares 1873. Mexico City, 4.
Scranton. Pa.-Chariie Norkus. 1876.
Port Washington, N. y, stopped Bob
O'Brien. 1881 Elizabeth. N. j., 4.
misunderstanding Pitts, 1913. MIL
Haukee. knocked out John Holmes, l73h.
Chicago. /.
Miami Beach.-Carlos Ortiz, 1857.
New York; outPointed Ike vsughn. 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08

The business OF one team in
each division drawing a bye each
week to avoid any advantage of
a team playing at home has
made a hopeless case of evaluat-
ing the Women's District Golf
Associations divisional team
races.
The first division, which is
made up of the Districts out
standing players, still finds Army
Navy with an outside chance of
ending Argyle's three-year reign
after those two teams played to
a 4la-41a tie yesterday at
Columbia.
All divisions have three
matches remaining, with Tues
day. May 81 an open date be-
cause of the Middle Atlantic
championship at Columbia c. c
First Division standings:
Army N Navy %sI% x-wsshipstOn )
kssxoSsd issgs FF rinss osOrses !
x-Plaved one less match.
All teams except Prince
Georges have a mathematical
chance in the first division, but
barring a complete collapse by
Argyle'S balanced team. Army
Navy is the only serious chal-
lenger.
Pairings of the two most PROM
inent contenders over the next
three weeks.
May IA:
Army Navy VS.. Kenwood.
Argyle VS.. Columbia.
May 20:
Army Navy VS.. Washington.
Argyle VS.. Chevy Chase
June 4:
Argyle vs.. Washington.
Army Navy draws a bye.
There is little to choose in
the schedule. although If Argyle
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RED Sox, 4; WHITE Sox. 8
Totals 80 27l3 Totals 20 3 2;

TotaIs 81 u 10 Totals % 81 II
l Singled for Phillips In 5th.
. Ran for Northey in 5th.
3 Ran for Jensen In 9Th.
Boston 100 600 iOc-A
Chicago OOO 0i0 OOo-3
Runs-Piersall. KLAUS. williams.
Brewer. Minoso. Dolby, Lands. Error
White Runs batted in-Williams (3).
Northey. Vernon. Dolby (2l. Home runs
sacrifice-PiersPil Double pisys-Dropo
to Araricio to Donovan: HATFIELD to Fox
TO Drcpo; Aparicio to Fox TO Dropo.
Left on bases-B0ston. o: Chicago, ..
Bases on balls-On Donovan, 8: Oh
Brewer 3. Struck out-By Donoven. 2.
Runs and earned runs-On Donovan.
"a: on Brewer. 3-2. Wild pitch
Brewer. Winning pitcher-BreWer (3-2l
losing pitcher-DonoVan N-il. Umpires
soar Isbaechi. Berry and Mckinley
rime-2:30. Attendance-25,a53.
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HundIey to Enter
Army Tomorrow

CHARLESTON. w. Va. May
8.-Rod Hundley. West vr-
ginia's All-America basketball
star. said yesterday that he will
leave here tomorrow morning
for a two-year tour Of active
duty in the Army.
Hundley, first choice In the
National Basketball Association
player draft last April II. said
he had exhausted all possible
ties of obtaining additional de-
ferment from the draft board
here. He had hoped to con-
tinue work on his college de-
gree this summer at West Vir-
ginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08

will be at Rolling Road. the
2-4-6 brackets at Fort Meade.
Thursday. May 16 is the entry
deadline for the National Open
championship. Entries must be
in the New York Office of the
USGA on the proper forms, with
check attached, on that date.
). The 9th annual Father-and-
Son tournament of the CYO will
be held Saturday May IS at
Georgetown Prep. according to
Pete Haley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08

the fourth round Of the Hurting
ham tennis tournament.
The exiled Czech. now q citizen
of Egypt, beat Pablo Eisenberg
of Maplewood, N. j.. q student at
oxford, Ga, 1-6, 6-1. Then
he won over P. G. Nichols Of
New Zealand, 6N3, 60.
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Drobny Wins Twice
In ENGLISH Tourney

LONDON. May 8 (R.-Jaro-
slav Drobny, 1854 Wimbledon
champion. swept through two
matches yesterday en- route to
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As Option Pless
KANSAS CITY \

KANSAS CITY, May 8 R.-
The Athletics have optioned util-
ity Inflelder Rance Pless to
Omaha and returned Eddie Blake
to Toronto.
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INDIANS. 2; YANKEES, l
totals g. 6244 totals 80 5 27l2

2 Struck out for Carey in 9th.
Struck out for Hogan in 9TH.
=, Flied out for Carrasouel in Sth
New York 600 600 I0O-l
Cleveland O0n 900 iIx-2
Runs Howard. woodling. Wertz.
Errors-smith t2l, Carey. Martin. Bauer
Runs batted in--Bauer. Colavito (WertZ
scored on Martins error in 7th). Two
base hits--Skowron. Sacrifices-Stur-
divant, Carey. Colavito Double plays
Carrasquel to Strickland to Wertz.
York. 2: Cleveland, s. Bases on balls
on Sturdivant. . of Lemon. /. Struck
out-By StuFdivant, o: by Lemon, 2.
Hits-Od Score, in a inning: of
Lemon, in 81 innings. Runs and
earned runs-Of sturdiVant. go: OF
Score. 90: of Lemon, IL Hit by
pitcher-By Sturdivsnt (Marisl. Winning
pitcher-Lemon t2-3). Losing pitcher
mel. Stevens. Napp. Time-2:29 At
tendance-lS,3S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08

14AC1S 70 uIUI6 20 CHOOSE III
the schedule, although If Argyle
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for Two" "Just One More
Chance" Kitten on the Keys"
Sing You Sinners" and Down
the Old OK Road" Sam also won
an Academy Award In 1914 and
was q pioneer in Soundies, the
predecessor Of nv.
Lawrence Sings Hits
Composer Jack Lawrence. who
wrote the songs for Bea Lilies
latest starring vehicle. "Ziegfeld
Follies Of 1887" played and sang
his PLAY. Fiddle, Play" IF
Don't Care" Sleepy Lagoon,
symphony" and with the
Wind and the Rain in Your
Hair"
Master Of ceremonies and pro-
Queer Of yesterdays show was
Paul Cunningham, president OF
lASCAP. Co-producer was Alex
Kramer, an ASCAP director.
Guests included Senator O'Ma-
honey. Democrat of Wyoming
Senator Beall. Republican of
Maryland; Representative Ra-
baut. Democrat of Michigan;
Representative Philbin, Demo-
|crat of Massachusetts and Dep
|uty Attorney General William p.
Rogers.
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world-famous vaudeville team Of
Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake.
Reunited Just for yesterdays
luncheon. they injected a nos
talgic note into things with songs
from their revues, Chocolate
Dandies" and Shuttle Along,
Eubie Blake. now rs. played the
piano and the orchestra leader
sang from their songs, I'm Jus,
Wild About Harry" and Love
Will Find a Way"
400 Guests Sing
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
multiple winners of Academy
Awards, got all 400 guests singing
from their latest Oscar winner
"Que Sera. Sera," which means
Whatever will be. will be-"
Here specially from Hollywood
for the ASCAP get-together, they
also played some Of their songs
from the Olsen and johnson
shows and Buttons and Bows
Mona Lisa" ITO Each His
own" Golden Earrings" and
"G'Bye Now"
Film producer. Sam Coslow
accompanied by his wife, Frances
King. did some of his best-known
songs. They included: Cocktails
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Crazy Rhythm" "Just a Gigo-
To-" "Tea for Two" and Lady
Play Your Mandolin" - songs
popular in the twenties and
thirties.
Wife Sings
Mr.. Caesar played a medley
of his hits and his wife sang the
words. climaxing the seventh
annual ASCAP-ade.
Mr.. Caesar recently wrote q
musical setting to the Pledge
Allegiance to the Flag. He also
has done choral and concert
suites and originated the songs
of safety. friendship and health
used in American schools.
Opening the show was the
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Teacher Selected

Mrs. Imogen H. Doute. mathe-
MATES teacher at Dunbar High
School. has been selected to take
part in an Academic Year Insti-
tute for supplementary training
Of high school mathematics
teachers at the University OF
Illinois from September 1857, to
June 1858.
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were putting on a show at the
National Press Club yesterday
for ASCAP (the American So
ciety of Composers. Authors and
IPublishers).
Not only was he a stranger to
Dixie when he wrote about it,
but Mr.. Caesar also confessed he
had to look the Suwannee River
up on a map before he wrote
another best-seller, "Swanee. f"
AL Jolson had a big hand in i'm
mortalizing that one.
Other Caesar hits many re-
member are: Imagination, "
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Board Aide to Speak

Richard Pearson. associate di.
rector Of the College Entrance
Examination Board. will speal
at q meeting Of the parents Of
the Upper School. National Ca.
thedral School for Girls. to b
held at 8 pm. tomorrow in Whit.
by Gymnasium, Woodley roat
and Wisconsin avenue NV.
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ruth About Dixie
! unesmith Stayed North

The man who wrote. rs 1t True What They Say About
De?" has clean breast Of things-when he It to
the publishers he had been south Of the Fourteenth
Bridge.
Irving speaking of the real timers
Alley group of the Nations top
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NE. Shopping
Area

Barber e. Ross
fHardwa e -MillwQTk- Applianeesl
Berger's
tWomen's wear
2Ot6-ls r. I. Ave. NE. no. 2-030i
Fran's Smartwear
.,,, ,,Lss Lao RssY-to.Y.ar, ,o,s
Mardfeldt's, inc.
Mems women's a children's. Weari
e3oQ RHODE island Ave,
Market Tire Co.. Inc.
Tires Batteries and seat Coyersl
1850 bladensburE Rd, NE. La. 6.3sSo
Michigan Drugs
49,. !pruEs and Toysl
1901 MichiEan Ave. NE. La. $1,000
Northeast Motors
psO Biadsnsburs "a. n I. II. 1900
Ourisman Chevrolet, Inc.
90 n s ss1alNS and service ,.,aoo
Potomac Table Pad &
Mirror Co., Inc.
t0eO MINI. Ave NE. LU. a.4s0O
Star Pontiac Co., Inc.
(Sales and 1ervicel
GOT Florida Ave. NE. II. 6.72OO
<<tt%eN%&AAN%%%e%et%A%t%%se
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Francis & Parsons, Inc.
inodEs.Plymouth sales 4. seryiesl
goo Nichols Ave Sc. LU. a.7tO0
Mandell Chevrolet Co.
sales and eervicel
moo Nichols Ave. Sc. LU 4-4tO0
Moe Berg's Paramount Shoes
,... Shoes for the Entire Family! -.
Walther's Dept. Store
tWomen's Wear n Linensl
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. y
s Shopping Area s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Atlas Sports Store
Sports, F.shins Tackle. Eiresrmsl
Baskin Furs
tFurs Cloth Coats. Leather Apparell
The New "Breslau"
a.. t ,s:S Apparel ana Pur,, s...
Browning King Co., Inc.
,sas a s,, ,aep NV Wear ~. s.s,.,
Capital Wall Paper Co.
-. ,.. swssi q and Paint, ..,.
Carlton Casuals
,se sssh &. S sW Lingerie n. s.oo.
Crosby Shoe Stores
!Featuring MARI Jane shoesL
lli tn So. NV. ME-. s.Ss6i
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
zoos 2 81. NV. NE. s-39s2
Fields Clothes, Inc.
,sa it.h So NV. MI. S-SSbs
rogers
!Lussase, Mems Wear, Sports Goods,
10th and d N. W. TX. 3-a2la
GO0zh Gifts
sl5 Penna Ave. NV. Dl. 1.3OtO
Haber & Co.
t:os @ si r:si NV d. .-o2as
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
tsveeessor 70 "a. ssamt
SCI nth 81. NV. DI. 7-oas3
Irving's
i 1879 snS oGoe u. tx ssss
Jarman Shoe Store
1879 ? St. NV. '"0sA RE. 1851
kOtzin
twomen's Apparel
1909 q Street NV. Elk 3-O239
lie Chapeau
,..s , st. M. ,MNlilinsrI Ex. a.s7s.
Liberty Shops
go. twomsn,s Aeeessoriesp
$50 18th 81. NV. EX. S-26Ii
Lynn jewelers.
500 ST NV DI. 7-A1fa
MacMannes, Inc.
,.,. Hone Wares. Offs!
1881 n Hsmp Ave. Langley Pi.. ma.
MaisOn's
millinery
I?26 @ 81. NV. 81. S-o5aS
Mayfiower Motors, Inc.
Iias0 ,s;s St r. sales ae "a s srSsS3
Metropolitan Haberdashers
National Brand Shirts, Underwear, ete,
h25 Eleventh 81. NV. ME. S-0lI2
Michigan Shoes
~. 81 .Iiuy = q, s spe Mems shOs:, .,,o
New York Trimming Store
DDrsssmakers. suppliea Fabries. Yarns
Nugent'S
Ladies. .Apparei--LineerieJ
1910 q 81. NV ME-. 0-6l1I
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
Mems Clothing and Haberdasheryi
0I6 18th 81 NV DI. 5-haA2
Plaza Sport Shop
tsports Goods. sportswear, Lugraee)
10th and 2 SITS. NV RE. 7-264b
The Princess Shop
,,os ? 81 Lew Stw ADD'reRRy H.. ,.s.oo
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
an, 9 seat coys,s and Auto TOPS,
ROchel's
Dresses Goats Suits and Pur.,
Saltz F st.
Dr. of Alerandve. Ltd. Of London
Mems clothing and Furnishinesl
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
a., .sysrything icT Your Pets
Snort Center
Sporting oocas-Boy scou, Eoulp
Surplus Sales Co.
..!clothins. Shoes Camp suppliest
9;n Penna. Ave. NV. RE. 7-25ib
Tall Apparel
go. ,,Rsady-to, Wear. Linssriel -.
Tall Fashions
sso ,,g S,H &, WARNS Apccssr:I,,.
Town & Casual Shoes
Ar Step pr ioeke's shenan,sansl
Dlt Nitu u NV. M. H-H1tb
Union Wallpaper &
Paint Co, Inc.
Zine Wall Coverings and Painta
1872? New YORK Ave. NV. ST a.Rsss
UrdOng Bros, inc.
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Vans Mems Shop
1889 q ST. NV ST. 3.s1e1
Vincent ct Vincent
Hairstvlist
81 nth S. NV. Ma. a-Oa3B
Wales Decorators
Home Furnishinssl
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Wardell's
1900 ' street NV Ma s.sias
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Beyda's Conn. Ave.
1903. s SSSn. xy.I sns child rs s,o.o.
The B00tery, Inc.
ladies Originai Shoe EashionsJ
1898 Conn. Ave. NV. tx, 3.e34S
BOrtOn's
China. OlaAs, QiftsJ
1918 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. Casa
Casual Corner
isportswear and separetssl
siis cam Snn' Ave- Hs. Nv w. M. s .$saS
siI2 Wilson Blvd. AFl.. W..
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Bellies Dress Shoppe
ladies Ready-to-wearl
sStS GeoTgia Ave, NV. RA. $500
Ben Hundley Tires
Tires 4 Tubesi
Dolls q Danes
Feminine Apparell
1908 Tuckerman 81. NV. RIA. 3-454b
Handley Motor Co.
-. Fore. Sales and seryicel -
6323 Georgia Ave, NV. Ia 10000
Lad & Lassie Shops
tlnfants' and childten's Apparel
1910 Underwood 81. NV RA. 3-2OB9
3IO RieRs Rd NE. RA. S-2O57
Peake Buick, Inc.
tsales and eervicel
l5OB wis. Ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
w. S. Pratt, Inc.
ss iiss Il a. R: gpiSoO
Royal Motors, Inc.
tChrysler- Plymouth Sales a seryieel
ttO0 GeorEia Ave NV IA $4,000
Smiths Transfer & Storage
Smiths Select Furniture
1871" U 81. NV. NO 1888