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G. u. AND c. u. FIGURE
IN EVENTS TOMORROW

Tomorrow will wind nv ih-
lranr>t athletic wcrl, of the Winter
as far iS the local colleges are con,
ctrued. While Il few contests We're
originally listed. some Of them were
called off.
Both basket ball games in which
GcorSr Washington WAS to have
appeared and the track meets in
which Georgetown had expected tn
take part were eliminated.
Actually the only competitions
of the week are the basket bah
game Georgetown i Ia play with
the Navy al Annapolis tomorrow
and the swimming meet Catholic
University has with itt>bursh.
The Blue and Gray hopes 10 make
an excellent showing against the
Sailors.
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BY Sol Metzger-

One of the most prevalent fouls
in basket ball is hacking. and il
is frequently called when defen-
sive player attempts to block an
attempted shot for the basket.
When player tries to block
such Il shot he should avoid body
contact. The best way TO block
the shot is to jump in front OF
the player making il and strike
the ball either with one or both
hands as in the upper illustra dion.
tnf"rtUnatel some defensive
players strike the arm Of the man
attempting a ba sket. as in the
lower illustration. This is poor
Ia Sket Ia H.
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SECOND RUN OF Alloy
FOUR LISTED SUNDAY

Distance runners not already en-.
tered in the fight for the trophies
being offered by the Aioysiur club
for hs series Of four races which pre-
cede the 10.mile street run on Wash
ineton's birthday have their last
chance to get into the money on
Sunday when the club holds it's Second
haunt over the emile distance at Plaza
track.
Az competitors for the prizes must
take part In at least three of The
events. rev entries who do not report
Sunday at il O'Clock will not he
eligible for the four trophies. One Of
these Is a special cup offered to tho
novice making the hest showing in
the series.
Walton Shipley, Hurd WilIett and
Horace Domigan. who placed in the
opening run, will he hack on the track
again seeking TO add 10 their points.
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his knUWledGe of the overhead game
in All its technical details and possi-
hllitieS il great. As this is also on.
-. l)r. WilCe'S Specialtie& the Buck
ewes should he prepared to shoot n
lot of fireworks next Fan.
Tavern Dilweg. The great MAJ
quette end. received many Goa chin:
offers. but he has decided 10 re
main with the Milwaukee iu.titu-
ton as an assistant coach. But Dill
Veg. being Il far-seeinE Young man
Will study in the law school at MIR
quette which he Is coaching and the
money he receives for his athletic
service will go To ray for his fur
Their eduCation
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ALL-HIGH SCHOOL CUNTS
In CONTESTS TOMORROW

REGULAR scholastic
~ baske, Business Swavey
Manassas he offered here
BY high school
and opening
4 Arcadc 4
TechC entral already holds 2ho1l
the Tech
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membership in The Evening Star BOYS
ly. The gain in the enrolment and
n Is due in no small measure to the
older outside boys organizations.
he attractive.
In our column today We have a
little basket hall hint and tomorrow
we will get few walking tips Al
though walking is not considered p
competitive sport. general hui rath-
er 4 necessary nuisa nee, il has place
OF prominence on all big time athletic
progra ms.
list OF new appica nts for member
ship follows:
Paul 4. Malone. 202a Q street: Ever
EFT J. Gordon. 32l y street southwest:
charles Lovejov. los %enia street
southeast; James A. German: a733
Ontario road: Thomas DonneIly. 1918
Park road: Gordon HooY. 3cG Tenth
street southeast: Wesley klees. Box
%. Arlington. Va.
Harry l.. Moynihan. 12ll Vermont
avenue: f.. Dauchton Mason 2912
Twelfth street northeast: Mark Ben
singer. 1888 Twentv-seventh street j..
Robert r. Dunn, ia A street north
east; John Lynch. Ills Monroe street ::
James Moore, ZOO Massa chusetts ave.
nue. southeast.
Ernest c Schulz. I30eA +. street
southeast; Charles " Brown. =. @.
Box 3l4. Alexandria. Va: Da vid II
crosby. jr.. s41 Lexington place north.
east: George 8. MACEDONIA Id. Box So
k"sslyn. Va: Lawrence r. MacDon-
aid. Eosslyn. Va; John J. Sabens. s22
Della field place.
Gustav Maurer. jr.. 80 Quincy place
Ralph Winhisler 22o3 Georgia ave.
nue.: Theodore Troshinsky. 531 Tween
tN.third street: Duan McCallum. S732
Twenty-ninth street. Mount Rainier.
Md: James w. Cawman. King street
road. Alexandria. Va. Paul F. kier-
nan. Ills Shepherd street northea 81 .
John Eckhardt.
William Mitchell. r. F.. D.. Laurel
Md: Harry knight. 3l2 Second street
Laurel. Nd: Edward Hatch. POI Stan,
lev place. Laurel. Nd: Arthur Cos.
nell. 500 German avenue. Laurel. Md. :
Paul a. Knight. 3l3 Second street.
Laurel, Md; Bobby Pentz. Main
street. Laurel. Nd
Edwin Murphy. Fourth street
Laurel. Md: Jimmy Boss. Prince
George street. Laurel. Md: Thomas
Fisher. Second street. Laurel Md:
Lynn Brown. POI Stanley place.
Laurel. Md.
Walter Hagen. professional golf
hampton. is planning goling trip
around the world
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The American champion won The
match E--h. SIS In the morning
against Mile. Nlasto she wore a pale
green sweater. which matched Tho
character Of her game IN the after.
noon the University Of California girl
had on for the first time cardinal
req sweater. the color of her rival scat
Of learning. Leland Stanford
In this sweater Miss Wills uncorked
he best tennis she ever has shown in
Europe She litera lly tore in aEainsr
the English girl and smacked ever,
hail AZ though she desired to burst II
a"compa nyinc every stroke with The
college veil. california. California -
Seldom before had she ever taken such
chances Observers thought that no
woman player would have been ahle
:" return some II her placements.
The only weakness she showed wa
in her overhead game.
owing 10 the splendid showing in
speed md strength made by Miss
Wills acainst Miss CadIe the betting
odds on the outcome Of the Lenclen
Wills match have receded from u -
:" 2 10 :. Allister McCormick " Chi
caco is also another revelation in
America tennis on the Riviera Yester-
day he reached the. semi.final in rhe
Ga lila tournament by defeating Lord
Charles Hope Of Encla nd So. 81
In his next match Mccormick is schHd
uled To meet Henri Cochet. Fra :
n nkin- No . PLAYER
i expect my next match will he
harder than that ri Yesterday" said
Mccormick
The experts arc betting that Cochet
viii defeat the American in straight
sets.
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TWIN BILL AND ANOTHER
GAME AT SOCCER SUNDAY

4 uhle-header at the Monument
grounds starting at ! o'clock and
third game on the Washington Bar
racks field Al 2;30 is the soccer caro-
offered for Sunday by teams of the
" ashington League.
Walfords and Germa n A American re
serves play the opener At Monument
Field. while Monroe and Fort Nyen
elevans will face in the second contest
Germa n American regulars and Brit
ish Emba ssy hooters are TO meet =
the barracks
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CLARENDON COURTMEN
DEFEAT ATLANTIC FIVE

Clarendon Baptist SUNDAY School
basketers trimmed the Atlantic
Juniors at Clarendon. - to -
The Atlantics were ahead. Is to
:, At The end of the first half. hut
tho third period ended and stepped
into the lead in the final session
King contributed six goals To the
winners total. while =. Kennedy and
LentZ were high scorers for the At
iantics. each getting three baskets
from scrim mage.
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TRIO OF SWIMMING
RECORDS SHATTERED
By the Associated Press


TOLEDO. Ohio January "a
Johnny Weissruller. Arue Borg and
Ethel I.ackie nf the Illinois Athletic
Club At Chica go. established three ne,
worlds swimming records in eyhib'.
lions against time at the Toledo Club
here.
WeissmUller clipped one and two
fifth seconds off the world record for
tho lhh-meterS hack stroke. neCotia+-
ing the dista nee in the 15-foot pool n
lilo -. The former record was re
Gently set 10y Walter I.aufer ri Gin
cinnati.
Rorc. the Swedish star. swan
the 600 yards free-style in ! minute
10 seconds. better than the record
previously held by Norman Ross. The
new time Is 11:2S
Miss Lackie clipped seconds of
her own record for the 1on-meter free
style, swimming the distance in 1.1o.
Al of the mountaineering perform
ances We're done against time.
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BASKET BALL GAMES.

At IeNiiston-t University Of Rich
ond. ~: Virginia Military Institute. L.
NJ Observation-Disclosures Virginia
Wesleyan. b; West Virginia. 33 tfXtra
peridD.
At Ciinton-Mississippi College, 30:
Mercer. -.
At Iafayrttr-I.O uiSiana Tech. -:
Southwestern Institute. l8.
At Bay ST. IOuis-Stanislau. -:
I.OuiSia.la State, 81.
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seem To be necessary other than "A
Willingness to serve
We were invited To referee a con.
test recently. although we have no
qua lliica tions Whatsoever to act in
such a capacity. Had we accepted.
imagining. in a moment Of madness
1hat we We're Capa bile of ofTiciatin.
simply because we know The game
the PLAYERS should not have been
censored too severely had they felt
tempted to remove US from the scene
OF action hy applying the Well known
boot, There * nothing which can
more quickly destroy the morale Of
a team or the psychology Of a PLAYER
than lack of confidence in the iud.-
ment or ability of those officiating.
II the officials provided for the
various sports in Washington We're
tested and rated according to their
ability. then complete confidence
would be felt in their performance
at all games and tournaments.
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DISPLAYS SIZZLING PACE.
BEATING ENCLISHWONAN
Evidently Follows Tilden's Suggestion to ssknock
Cover Off Baf'-Makes Telling Placements,
But Somewhat Weak Overhead

ANNES 20Ieen
| the OF Big Bill ldcn knock off
The girl from California or o her
the GIa showed Miss Gable Of
placement that
Tory probably unable to work her
den expressed the belief that only by shooting sizzling
could Helen
OF the
Helen shed
and lett her a the W her rackct
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Coach Woodwork Of BUSINESS will
present his revamped line-up TO the
home fans for the first time tomor-
row. when the StenosTa piers Try for
second win over SwaNely Prep in
return game on the business court
Yesterday. with only two Of their
former regulars on the court. III.
business tosserS gained 31-to-"4 de.
cision over Georgetown Prep At Gar
ret Park. Charlie May Was ~ his OLD
position at guard and Bill Evans had
been moved from forward to the back
court. Miles and Jones We're on the
front end Of the scoring machine
while Davis held the pivot position
I.afskr. Rivers and Ford have been
graduated.
Two games were to he played here
today. Central entertaining 81. John g
and ST. Adams meeting Dona ldson
Prep of Baltimore, at Epipha ny gym
nasium.
G"nzaga will attempt To get into
the win column tonight in a game
with the st. Francis Xavier quint Of
New York. Last night the Purple
tossers bowed 10 Regis High. 81 to
%, in the FIRST tilt Of their two-came
program in the metropolis.
Episcopal High Schools Ave beaten
last night by Marry High OF Norfolk
- TO ID. was to encounter he Augusta
Military Academy Guint at charlottes-
vile va, today Tomorrow the Alex
sndrians play F'ishburne Al Waynes-
horo. Va. The Msury team also won
from the ST. Mary's Celrics. rs 10 %.
Business Iightweights won from
'entrals 125-pound team Yesterday at
Central. - to 90.
HyatfSviile and Alexandria High
teams were To play this afternoon at
Evansville.
Clifford Sanford. Mahlon Glasscock
Philip Rsines and Willis Lawrence
make m the Central swimming team
that will compete in the University Of
Pennsylva MIA indoor scholastics to-
morrow at Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-29
BY WARD LAMBERT,

LIVERY base ball club must have
good batter or two-men
who can hit the ball at the
right time And in basket ball YOU
boys must have one or two men who
are fairy sure al shooting the bas-
kct. Nowadays even the guards take
great pride in shooting the basket.
ior the style of play has changed so
that the whole team gets in the pass
ing game and the guard frequentlv
comes tearing down the floor to re-
ceiye pass and net a goal.
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A FRIENDLY CONTEST.

\ basket ball team. made M
Of eighth grade students at Friends
School yesterday defeated A seventh
c;,ade quint by score Of 20 TO Il in
the school gymna stun. T Cobb scored
Eve court goals for The winners
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Tbe Ghening 5tar
BOYS CLUB
L.. T.
Conducted BY ROBERT G.. MCCLELLAN

This is the second article on
basket ban by Ward lambert.
cgach Of the Purdue quintet Of the
Bio Ten Ia the first article he
shoWrd non LoW tn pass and to-
daD he ShOHs you hoW tn put the
bali ia the basket. That's ,rh0t
counts
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WILL TALK BASE BALL.

PenroSe Juniors will hold their first
ba SO hall meeting tonight at s o'clock
in the home Of Conrad Helms. Mem
hers and candidates for the team are
urged Ia he present
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try ii while in motion. Most Of the
shots YOU will get will he in motion.
Of course.
Don't use lot OF force in trying
for the goal. A def touch il much
better than slambang shot. The
hard shot often bounces so far back
YOU don't got a chance for fol.
low.up.
And let me say 10 yOu mat the fol-
ioT-np is miObtU important. The first
shnf doesn't Arrays score. Bnt the
good plnDer-the good fram-niH get
second or fhjrd shot rather than let
The other side gain possession Of the
bail snr famous college plnyrr
get tour Joliou-Up shots. before he
mad" the basket. He nns determined
to pet il, and did
IL is natural To shoot for the basket
with An underha nd throw. This Is
used almost altogether for foul shoot
ing. 1t gets accuracy. but il is not
an easy shot To make while in fun
motion. 1t is more easily blocked.
too.
The chest shot is accurate and ca IN
he de successfully while in motion
Now and then player gets n free
field and stops to make his shot nd
misses. The shot looked easy. The
ma kine his shots in motion and with
men all around him that he didn't
have the right timing.
It's like the base ball star who
misses an easy ny or lets an easy
grounder 90 through. He was used
[" getting the hard ones. So prac.
lice both kinds.
Practice axes perfect Those
three words probably were writer
before basket be II WAS invented hut
they ri better Than any other three
woris that could be put together.
In his Two articles Coach I.ambe r.
has discussed pa ssins and shooting
When you've learned these TWO les.
sons you've learned how To ma he
points.
Tomorrow ven have an article on
walking. Walking is an orphan sport
sadly neglected in competition in
America. hut prominent on the
olympic ga mes program.
Elsewhere ON the page will he
found an application for member.
ship. Fill Il In and mail II today
Addressed: Chief. Boys Club. The
Evening star. Washington, u. E.
,copyrEht. 1875,
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Cannon will he head coach ut
Kansas L. and steele will act as his
assistant.
ated from Michigan in 1923 tappon
won't n DEBORAH. Iowa. I" accept a
position as athletic director at
Luther College.
He did very we'll there for Two
wears and then WAS recalled To Ana
Arhor to aid in coaching the ends
End backs of the Maize aud Blue
eleven. He also assisted Mathcr,
the basket ball coach.
In the course of his undergraduate
career at Michigan tappon played
Al end at tackle and finally in the
hack field and he starred wherever
he was.
Steele PLAYED guard in 1923 and
1874 and STAYED on at the university
ae a coach after he was graduated.
Just who will replace these men
has not vet been decided. Two
wears ago Michigan Went outside her
list Of available graduates and Sc
lected Harvey Emery. the Prince
ton tackle. as member of the attn
letic instruction staff. So if luSt wish
rs r. pick from the country at large
there is precedent
VINO ~IaIp Inn SiSttt Il Ilbil-
graduate to SerV" on her coaching
staff Swede Dherlander. the great
Dartmouth hack: and when DR.. Nilce.
the foot hall coach. WAS East he
was looking for an end coach and did
not care what college he came from
although he seemed Ia be looking
for some one from the Princeton
school. which year after year turns
ont fine wing men.
Oherlander not only was superfine
at the forward passing game, hut
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TWO MEMBERS OF STAFF
ARE GOING TO KANSAS u.
Cappon and Steele Are Latest Be Lured Away, For.
TO Be Head Mentor in New Job and Lat
Ter to Serve as Assistant.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

YORK 20lf this railne OF Mhgans hall coach
N ; be
had cridron
Almost year Wolverines George Little Wisconsin,
Little big with big personality and
kro al he ms and o teaching the
frank
s, ball Michigan.
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MENOSKY IS TRADED.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. January % IP).
Fiddle Murphy, veteran Outfielder
of Columbus. has been ira ded to
Rochester for Mike MenOsky, also an
outtielder. Menosky formerly was
with Washington
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SHOOT IS LISTED.

Members of the Washington Gun
Club will take part in a 50-target shoot
tomorrow afternoon at the club traps.
Spoons will go to high scratch and
nigh handicap guns.
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So. il is well FOR everybody to he
able 10 cage q shot.
There are two WAYS Of scoring has
kets I" drop il free through the net
and Ia bank the shot and let ii hound
back in;U the basket. t;oth are used
When in front Of the basket. or AT
eNlrem" sides. or Al distance OF
more than u feel the shot should
he ire" and no attempt made /" bank
il. From under the basket OF from
either side near the basket the hank
shot i all right.
All hut the close shots for The Ia -
k"t should be made with hish loop
Try hitting the la sket first from =
standing position. Keep practicing
Al that until YOU become good. The n
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GLEN ECHO IN LEAGUE.

Glen Echo Athletic club. which
plans to enter the Mont gOmery
County Base Ball League next season
will hold a banquet for members ANA
ca ndidates FOR the nine tomorrow
night.
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COMETS VS.. COMPANY C.

Comets and Company & basket ba II
teams are matched for a game tonight
Al 100 on the National Guard Armorr
moor.
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PARK VIEW WINS GAME.

Park View la sketers showed the
way to the Argyle FIVE by a score of
3 to II. T. Peck led the scorers with
five baskets and two free losses.
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WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

basket Dali ce> At East
High School finds three
and loss The Daisies ynp
which will
weeks Four be be staged next
Mondax and The final Monday. February
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RADIATORS, TENDERS
SSH n% MA snEo AND ~ SErA AIRED
WITTSTATTS r. 4 F. WKS.
8lS 18th 1T. NV. 1929 T. REAR
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Clip this blank application fill and mail it today
addressed Chief BOYS Club Evening Star. Washington D. G.
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Many Groups Are Enlisted
In Erening Star Boys Club

HE number applications Bow
Tub continues to rapidly The the enrolment
popularity OF this in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-29

Walter Hagen. professional golf
champion. is planning a golfng trip
around the world
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American Basket Ball League.

TO\IGHT'S GAME.
Fort Wayne at Buffalo.
LAST NIGHTS Result.
Boston. II Detroit. -
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Two games were To he played here
today. Central entertaining st. Johns
and ST. Adams meeting Donaldson
Prep Of Baltimore, at Epiphany gym
nasium.
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Elsewhere ON the page will he
found an application for member
ship. Fill II In and mail It today.
Addressed: Chief. Boys Club. The
Evening star. Washington, u. E.
, 1926-01-19
ST. Thomas News.

In yesterdays issue, in answer to
SOM. Inquiries received as to the proba-
bility of the fleet coming here this win
ter, we replied that we had no news on
this matter; we understand now how
ever, unoficially, that the fleet will net
be coming here. A small portion of the
fleet will carry out some exercises at
Guantanamo Bay, and l or two ships
may call here to give liberty. Withal
this news is unofficial, we believe there
is a good deal of truth in it.
Its a great pity that the Navy will not
take advantage of our beautiful and safe
harbor this winter. 1t is to be hoped
however, that in the future they will
render this valuable assistance to these
islands, as they need the help badly.
Tile Bulletin, Jan. nth.
, 1926-01-19

Cairo. A provisional commercial trea-
ty between Greece and Egypt has been
signed.
Stockholm The government ~announc-,
ed that it will soon summon a Scardina-
Wan conference to consider the advisa-
bIlty Of forcing all ships to carry wire.
less,
Brussels-Cardinal MERCER is deeply
moved at the messages Of sympathy re-
ceived from all parts of the. world. The
prelate's condition is now so that he has
TO take food by artiticIl means; however,
the Cardinal retains bis presence of mind
and serenity Of disposition.
Moscow The Russian Crown jewels.
including the priceless regajia Of the late.
Gar have cen placed on exhibition in
Trade Union Hail where they are being
viewed by thousands.
London The Indian and British debt
commissioners spent the week end dis
cussinQ comprises with their associates.
it is hoped that Monday will see the be-
ginning of real progress to effect a set-
Element.
, 1926-01-19
LOCAL

The U. S. S. "Grebe" arrived here
yesterday afternoon from st. Thomas
with the following passengers: Com
mander 7. W. Reed, Miss Eleanor Baker,
Capt. G. w. SPOTS. Mrs. j. A. Halpin
and son, Mr.. Skeoch, Mr.. Daniel Walls
and u enlisted men. The ship will sail
about II a. m. to-day on the return trip.
The reference to the work in Hill st.
in yesterdays issue should read East
Street.
, 1926-01-19
EXPECT ISLAND DELEGATION IN
WASHINGTON THIS MONTH

Washington, Jan. "A Porto Rican'
delegation to support an appeal to Cons
press 10 enact an elaborate legislative
program is expected here at the end Of
Tie month uirhC@gh the date when its
active functions will commence is uncer-
tain.
A memorial has been received which
contains a large number of proposals, the
two most important being the election of
a Governor in 1882, and granting power
TO make international customs agree
meuts Tor Porto Rico alone.
The possibility Of action during this
session OF Congress is said TO be extreme
Iy unlikely as the gOveCnorship proposal
was heard extensively during the last
session. The general feeling of Congress
is that the wide divergence Of the dates
suggested eliminate the necessity OF i'm
mediate action although the ultimate
granting OF this privilege is admitted to
be inevitable.
Administrative circles in Washington
counsel the Presidential appointment.of
a native Porto Rican governor as the first
step and this is generally believed to be the
surest and quickest way to achieve an
elective governor. The mass of other
proposals is thought likely to impede con
siGeration especially as fiscal experts &C.
clare that the favored position Of Porto
Rican producers leaves the island little
to exchange fer privileges desired 'FRONT.'
Cuba and other customers. Experts are
pointing 10 the example of The DorniBi-
cans who find the negotiation Of recipfo-
city agreements difficult and are envying
the Porto Rican position in regard to
sugar and tobacco tariff protection
Porto Rico Progress, Jan. 18th.