Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1931, Page 26

STATETRPSHOOT T0 OPEN FRIAY Many Non-Resident Entries Received for Contests at Winchester, Va. ‘WINCHESTER, Va., July 1.—Open- ing guns of the thirty-second annual tournament of the Virginia Trapshoot- ing Association here July 3-4 are to be fired Friday morning by Mayor F. A. Shryock and members of the City Council, it was announced today by the local committee in charge of ar- mmenu. ‘The mayor also is to a_welcoming speech at Rouss Spring Park, where the tournament will be held. ‘The committee announced that this m‘;s meeting will be attended by a r number of non-resident trap- shooters than any in the past, and that tions_have been made from as far west as Towa. At least 150 shooters are to take part. Practically all events are open to non- residents, as well as Virginia shooters. Prizes lflmficflu $1,500 in cash and silver trophies. “KATY” ACQUIRES RAIL LINK TO GRAIN BELT Denies It Is Unusual THE EVENING STAR, LAST LINK OPENED “JUST A MATTER OF DUTY,” TABBY SAYS. HADYA mean unusual? That's the question Tabby is asking (as shown ‘ N ) by her expression) when phoiographers took this picture of her and her adopted puppies at the Bide-a-Wee Home, New York City. said in cat language: “I'm only doing my duty. ONKEY HEHWAY Other Maryland Road Proj- ects Expected to Be Fin- ished Before Fall. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, July 1—With the opening of the last Maryland link in the Francis Scott Key highway across the nerthern section of the State, one more of the many projects under way by the State Roads Commission is now com- lete. pWhfle officials of the commission say it is impossible because of weather con- ditions to forecast definite dates for the completion of othar major projects, work in all secticns is progressing ac- cording to schedule, and the end of the North 1742 FURNITURE Built By Master Craftsmen Do not discard any plece of furnilure you have grown to love. We will re- store it fo its original loveliness at & Teasonable cost. 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