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Evening star., 1928-02-13
PLENTY Of ACTION
|. FOR BIC TEN F|VES
Eight Games to Be Played in
Circuit This Week-Pur.
due Leading.


CHICAGO. February 13.-The field
has th!ckened IN the Western Confer
ence basket bail race with the likelihood
that somebody may be eIbowed out OF
the race in the eight games scheduled
for the next SIX days.
Purdue leaped the first % .ts closely
spaced high hurdles By defeating Mich!-
gan handily, 1926. Saturday night, and
confronts both Illinois, the hopewreck-
ers. and Indiana, the Hoosier Nemesis,
this week. -Four straight victories adorn
the Purdue record. but the next six
games in 10 days may tell a different
story.
OF Purdue's nearest contenders Wis
cons:n. Northwestern and Indiana,
Northwestern does not meet Purdue.
Stretch" Murphy. the 6-.oo,-six P1--
due center. was the downfall o. n.
Michigan fve. HIS fve baskets In the
first half gave Purdue a commanding
lead. and his determined defense in the
second half choked a Michigan rally
JUS. az the close. None bu. the elusive
Benny Oosterbaan could get by the
Purdue center, the taIleSt IL the coz
ference
Six OF the conference teams have txo
contests carded for this week, three Of
them in the first and three in the sec
1nd division. Purdue. Indiana and
Northwestern are the top hat squads
and Chicago. Illinois ard Ohio are the
/ "a!so-rans" playing twice.
The schedule for the weex:
MONDAY-Iowa at Northwestern,
Chicago a. Michigan, Ohio State az IL
diana
TUESDAY-Illinoisa az Purdue.
FRIDAY-IIlinois az Chicago.
SATURDAY-North at Min
nesota. Ohio State a. Wisconsin. Purdue
az Indiana.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
YANKS' BEST IS TIE
FOR SECOND PLACE
O'FarreI| of Chicago Gains
That Honor-CanadianS
Also Trail.

By the AEsorlate0 Press.
ST. NORTH, Switzerland, February
l3-In a binding storm. and with the
ice track under half inch of snow
Finland and Norway divided opening
honors in the Olympic spced-skating
championships today. Bernt Evenson
OF Norway and Clas Thunberg of Fin
land tied for first place in the 500
meter race, in which the chief Ameri-
can hope. O'Neil Farrell of Chicago
finished in another deadlock for third
place.
The event was won in the last
Olympics by an American, Charles Jew
traw. who did not defend his title.
EvenSon and Thunbcrg. who has
skated in the United States. each COW
cred the distance In .43 4-l0 seconds,
considered remarkable time under the
adverse racing conditions
Farrell. who was strongly backed to
win by the American contingent, was
timed in 43 Clio seconds. the same fig
ures credited to Roald Larsen of Nor
way and Jaako Friman of Finland
Farrell might have done better had
he been paired in his heat with faster
skater than Bertil Backman Of Finland
The American took the lead at the gun
and was forced to make his own pace
all the way.
The other Americans. Irving Jaffec
Valentine Balls and Eddie Murphy
failed to place within the first six.
The most sensational heat of the race
which was run on time basis, brought
Thunberg and Larsen together. Fo,
400 meters Larsen set terrific pace
and appeared a likely winner but Thun-
berg uncorcked a terrific closing burst
and passed the Norwegian in the
stretch.
Americas first performance in the
5.00O-meter race was far from impress
sive when Murphy was timed in
minutes 10 5-l0 seconds. nearly 40 sec
onds behind the Olympic record,
War Ballengrud of Norway Jumped
into the lead in this event when he
covered the course in $50 lilo.
Charley German. the Canadian ace
withdrew from the 5.000-meter race
after a protest over the result OF the
500-meter event. Gorran's chances OF
making a showing in the shorter race
were dissipated when his competitor
Kos Of Holland fell and threw the
Canadian out of stride. officials re-
fused to give German another start
although his protest was supported by
the Canadian representatives. w. A
Hewitt and p. J. MulQucen.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

%WO intcrcity contests top the
local club basket ball schedule
for the week. Eagles of Business
Night High School and Wash
ington Athletic Club tosscrs will
tourney to Baltimore Saturday night
to meet two Oriole teams. The Eagles
will face the seXtet from st. Martins
Club and the Washington A. c. aggre-
CATION will oppose the Suburban Club
Of Baltimore.
Three games are cardcd for tonight.
Woodlotman and Southern Athletic
clubs Will have it out on the Arcadia
floor at 7:30 in a Washington Rccrea-
ton League meeting, while First and
Second Baptist Church teams are
scheduled to play at Wilson Normal
School at Q o'clock.
Two intercollegiate games are on the
lists. GallaudcG will play American
University at A. u. Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. This will be the
third start for the Kendall Greencrs,
but the opener for the Alaska avenue
SeXtet.
On Saturday George Washington will
play hostess to the American Univer-
slty squad III the II street gymnasium,
marking the Inauguration of the Buff
and Blue season.
Friends School and Fairmont Semi
nary are slated to meet Thursday aft
ernoon IN Epiphany gymnasium i'll a
seminary tilt.
Summary OF the weeks events:
TO-DAY.
First Baptist Church vs. Second. at Wilson
at pm.
Wondlothians a. c. VS.. Southern A. c.. at
Arcadia at : 80 pm.
Western High School, first team inisrclass
games J pDl.
WEDNESDAY.
GaUauGct vs.. American University. AT
American University at pm.
Capital 4. c. vs.. Company F. at Hyattsrille
at = PM
Security vs. Gypsies, at Central at pm.
Hockey Club vs, Eagieis. at Business at
: '.iu pm.
University Of Maryland lnterclass games,
COLLEGE Park, nm.
Western High School, second team inter
class games. } p.rn.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

"Phog' Allen. the Kansas mentor.
has worked out a most effective
dribbie practice that gets at least
lG men on the JOB at one time.
II not only teaches dribbling and a
defense tor It. but also schools the
attack in continuing the dribble
when the defense drives the man
With the ball TO n sidcline. Lonborg.
Northwestern's cork!ng new coach.
follows this scheme. Ortner. who Is
putting out winner at Cornell. de-
pcnds upon this principle In his at
tack
Aliens practice stunt is to line
ZIP two men on attack facing two on
defense. The attack Is sent across
The court, This permits four such
groups. or 10 men. to indulge in
THIS practice at the same time.
The first man on attack, No. ].
dribbles. No. . following him. When
no. | Ii forced to n sideiine no
pivots and shoots 10 No. =. 1mmedi-
a'cIy. No. trails No. 2 10 take
dfibbie when No. 2 Is cornered. Thus
they advance across the floor. That
done the situation Is now reversed
a and Is take the ball. ! and 2 de-
lend In this way the whole squad
il well drilled In both attack and de-
Tense. The drlbble IL also used To
get the ball into the passing lanes,
which are well defined In basket
ball
tFHlYt{gbf 1908
Evening star., 1928-02-13

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ffa sa1 Ten VIII c'sue
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~ IA ~ Iscad.a IA t:.e final
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tf,f rog !0g ne :,94th Et!@lYht S-a@Hi
!. ~ any cnance l4e Et%ADgS st4DQld
4g3ljt0tyf. and Teen clg.tI3Fts triumph
oyer EakbIs. Central ard Ten WA IT.
tee :og frat place a. ~ *.tNItrs sTAc
f9.5 aoss4-s EARN Ii th:s ~aY rtly toailc
Gegtra. De KEPT o4t 81 c.ear claim !oi
tlAe tie.
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Yra. defeafee EUsihe@, 90 " II, sfH
lael@fa ysNQu.AtIf6 Tern 50 ~ 30,
fr4theT Eastern win oFef tIh Manual
gfauAeYe would eUaDat ne former Y,
.sFH d SecgL6 p.&cs 1is win Jecn.
Western sud Gsorgst1wn University
Fttal3IHea aie " fBCs in st4f Diit
bcLo3as4tc ,pJft tit here bptnofgpw
as,ef tran tf4e pQDl.c hi9n iNle gan1fh
gye4lt1 il lts'ec fof tt3p " DanYiIie,
Va. ~ meet DsH1.!Is Military Las'!-
t4ts,
Two contests wefe csIced today. Con'
HAgs was To entertain Leonard Esl
School 81 Baltimore on the ] street
ycfy0o! court sl4c 81. johns and Wkst'
Evening star., 1928-02-13
HAHN WILL STRIVE
FOR MARK TONIGHT
By the Associated Press,

By ths Associated pFess.
NEW YORK. February l3.-Lloyd
Hahn, Americas hope in the coming
Olympics, will seek another world rec
ord tonight, running a special two
thirds-ot-a-mile event at the New York
ElEs meet IN The 1920 Engineers Ar
nory here
Hahn, already the holder Of four
world marks for indoor track events.
"!H race against Jimmy Connolly OF
the New York A. C., Who established
tne present standard for the tgo-thirdS
Of mile "a old Madison Square Car
den in 1923. COnnolly's time is 2:433-5.
The records held by Hahn are for
900 yards, 900 meters, 500 meters
and three quarters Of mile. Az one
time Hahr was the champion for the
.ndOor mile
Hahn, sebrsskan and now running
under the coloys Of the Boston A :,
W.I race against Dr. Otto Pe,tzer in
The Knights ~ Columbus track games
here on February 20 Ray Conger, who
defeated Pe!tzer IN Chicago lncet last
Friday, is entered IN The same event
In more than 30 races during the
past TWO years Hahn has come through
without q ceteat He has been victor
IN eiQnt consecutive races thus far this
EeaaJf9,
Evening star., 1928-02-13
TARHEEL STAR MAY RUN
IN NORTHERN CONTESTS

CHAPEL. HILL. ". c.. February 10
Ga.en Elliott, the University OF North
Car0iiCas brilliant miller and ore CT
the South's outstanding candidates for
tie American Olympic team. may enter
one Or mere ot the indoor meets r New
York and Philadelphia during tne next
!eT weeks.
l, IS more than likely that Eliot.
will accept the invitation already re-
ce.yod 70 compete IN the JOHN Over
:on Memorial Mile" 8. Philadelphia OF
FesrGary q.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
College Contests Hold Spotlight T. S. Skaters Fail Olympic
WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

| THURSDAY.
West Washington Church vs. Fifth Baptist
| Friends school VS.. Fairmont Seminary
Epiphany gymnasium. 3:}0 pm.
FRIDAY
| Western High School. third team interclas
Baskctccrs vs.. Company F. at Hyattsvill'
Easlcts vs. Southern A. c.. at Washington
| Barracks at nm.
SATURDAY.
Washington A. c. VS.. Suburban A. c.. a
Tas,cs vs. st. Martins A. C.. at Baltimore
George Washington vs. American tniNcr
sity. at George Washington. ; pm
Dates have been announced for the
opening of number of free-throW
tournaments to be staged in connection
with the world free throw event. To-
morrow night, the Girls Friendly AS
scciation tourney will start with Gladys
Mills directing it. American Security
e. Trust Co. competitors will go into ac-
ton Wednesday evening and the
Epiphany Young Peoples Club will open
its tournament on Friday evening In
the Epiphany gymnasium.
Some SO individual school or club
events are expected by the committee
W St& uIlOli way bCioAS VAC SAaN VA 'AAS
week.
Entries received so far include the
following organizations:
Collcges--George Washington University
University OF Maryland. strayer's Business
College,
Private schoo's-~-Miss Madcra's School
Holtua Arms Sidwcil's Friends school.
HIGH Standardization High School, Weat.
cIn High school. Mckinley Technical High
school
JUNIOR high schools--Hine, Stuart Jeftcr-
son. Macfar!and.
observation-disclosures womcns Christian
Association. Jewish Community Center.
Eplphany Yonu- Feop'es Club. Girls
tharrhe~-Caivary Methodist Church
Fifth Bapt,st Church. st. rauls Lutheran
Church
Cluhs-Easles: Rasketeccrs. =, Straycr's
Athletic cub En-icis Gypslcs. southern
Athletic Cub. Hyattsvile Company +
Auxiliary.
Play ygronndE--RlnnningdaIe Burroughs
Chevy Chase. Columbia Heights. Galiingcr
Gayfield GEORGETOWN Harry Hollow. Hoover
Iowa Avenue Mitchell Park Montruse Park
Now York ,tyennr, Park yyiew. phillps
Plaza. Rosedaie, Taknma, Thomson. TWIN
o4bs Van. Ness, virginia Avenue Barry
Farms. Ca;tnza Howard logan PaXnc. Wal
low Tree and Rose rark.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruf

/ iIerr IL one Sue WAY That never
fails 10 remove dandrun completely
and that is 10 dissolve 1t. Then you
destroy 1t entirely.
10 do this. just get about four
ounces Of plan, ordinary liquid aryon;
apply it at night wien retiring: use
enough 10 moIstsn the scalp and rub
il in gently with the fnRer tips.
BY morning, most, II not all. Of
your dandruH viii lie gone. and tHo
"r three more applications will com-
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every single sign and irace II il, 10
matter hoW muth dandrnif }Gu may
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YOU will find, too. that all itching
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instantly, and your hair will be-
lustrolis. glossy, siiI6y and soft, and
Evening star., 1928-02-13
MARYLAND HAS CHANCE
TO TOP CONFERENCE LOOF

III the MARYLAND basketers beat
Virginia tonight at Charlottesville,
they will be the only team in the
Southern Conference not 20 have
been beaten by quint within the
organization.
North Carolina University. which
has been made fayorite for the an
nuai conference tournament. start
ing In Atlanta on February -, has
lost one game, and Alabama Polv
after running roughshod over all
opponents was stopped for the first
time last Friday by the Mississippi
L., which Is considered a dangerous
contender for tourney honors.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

| A GAME the outcome OF which
! ~ will have decided bearing on
| II second place in the Washing
4 4 ton City Basket Ball League
is scheduled tonight in the Ar
cadia, when Woodlothians and WoltZ
hook up, starting at $50 o'clock. Com
pany F., National Guard, basketers OF
Hyattsville recently clinched the league
title.
There is lively rivalry between
Woodlothians and Woltz. Both have
| formidable line-ups, including seVera!
tosscrs who formerly showed to adVan-
| tagc with scholastic quints hereabout.
| An attractive preliminary to tonight's
game will bring together Woodlothla2
| Girls and Southern Prep scXtet at 7:3J
o'clock.
To top off the evening there will be
| dancing.
In another City League game tonight
Company F, National Guard. VIII en-
! tertain Clovcrs in the Hyattsville Ar
mory.
| Anacostia Eagles are still undeleated
and appear to be virtually in so far
as successfully defending their un-
limited basket ball title is concerned.
Yesterday the Birds. led by Jack Faber,
former University of Maryland court
stalwart. defeated the fast Company
r National Guard tosscrs, City League
| champions, ID to Is. in Congress
| Heights Auditorium. II was the second
! time this season the Eagles have tri-
! umphed over the Doughboys IN ex-
citing competition. From the start
Yesterdays battle vas stirring. At the
! half Company held the edge, 10 to 8.
but the Eagles achieved the lead early
in the second half and thereafter kept
, III front by small margin. WORK OF
/ the guards for both teams vas OF high
order. Richmond Reeley was Company
| Fs high scorer.
| A foul toss by Cappelli and shot
| from the floor by Krllnlm IN the closing
| minutes Of the game gave Warwick Col
/ iccians a 2l-l8 victory over American
! Railway Express in a kecn.y contested
preliminary.
! Original Holman Wonder FIVE IS down
for three tits this week. tomorrow
night the Wonders will engage Fort
Humphreys Quint in the latter's gym,
! Tuesday night will take on Calvary
/ Methodist on the Calvary floor and
| Saturday are slated TO mix with Com
pany F basketers Of HyattsYille.
| Bonds whirlwinds bowed 10 the sturdy
/ Knights OF Columbus five in 1927
! battle in the Casey gym. Morris and
! Nee led the yictors' attack, with Mac
donald shining on oFense FOR the losers.
Brookland Eoys' Club Juniors scored
f! two victories defeating 81. Martins. g.
! 10 % and Independents IS 70 Fl.
II FRANKIE was the act O. the wir1ers
drive on the cords II both games.
Fort Washington tossers rang up
couple wins scoring over Camp Meade,
81 10 20. and over PciWo-th, - 10 IS.
Wi1tons registered their tenth straight
| win. routing 26Oih Coast Guard A-tii-
! lery team, 36 To O. Childs was the win
! rerS' leading scorer.
Fort Mycr midget baSketers took tho
measure OF Trianglcs. Is 10 8.
Pennants are after Il game for to!glor-
row with l25-pol!nd class team hav-
ing gym. Manager DodSon is rece.y-
ing challenges al Adams 4496.
Epiphany Chapel tossers seek a game
tonight with five having t,oog.
Call Manager Reed .: Franklin TIA.
C,p,nx xrith j., tho ffn-ff=-
Evening star., 1928-02-13
WOODLOTHTAN AND WOLFF
TOSSERS CLASH TONIGHT

pound group are sought by st. Anthony
Quint. Manager Facchins may be
reached at North 3676-W.
Peerless Seniors, who have bagged
nine straight wins. are after more
games. Call Manager Schlegel at Lin
coin 6838.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Leading Scorers,
PRO COURT STANDING.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. February IS UT.-
Standing OF the American Basket Bal
League. including games played Feoru-
ary -. 1928. follow:
Evening star., 1928-02-13
All-Season Captain for Grid
Aggregation Favored by Yost

seems to me that every coach should be
allowed that close relationship that
comes N planning the stratagems Of
the foot ball year with the captain.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
OKLAHOMA FIVE AHEAD.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. February i3 lpl.
University % Oklahoma. with - wins
and no losses. continues 10 Lead the
PACK III the Missouri Valley Conference
basket ball race MiSsou-! University.
III second place. has Won : and lost g.
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AS a ,orcrunne- Of The present Big
Ten" Conference a foot ball league was
formed IN 1892 bv Northwestern. Wis
conS:I7. Michigan and Minnesota.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Western Division
Eastern Divisier

Betting on dog races Is prohibited tn
Kentucky
Evening star., 1928-02-13

Pennants are after Il game for to-1or-
row with a l25-pol!nd class team hav-
ing a gym. Manager DodSon is rece.v-
ing challenges al Adams 44o5.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

Fort Mycr midget haSketers took the
measure OF Trianglcs. Is 10 8.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

Epiphany Chapel tossers seek game
tonight with five having a tioor-
Call Manager Reed .: Franklin TIA.
Games with teams In the Ii0-iT5-
Evening star., 1928-02-13

WlntOnS registered theIr IeNEN sIEtIsH-
Win. routing 260th Coast Guard A-tii-
lery team, 35 10 O. Childs was the win
cerS' leading scorer.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

Perhaps this brings %, ere feature
!. cf5:l:.sc..pa Vs'h fnc peyb1Hnei ri
tie .I4es ronlnia,ee hat Is worth While
coFS;des3ng DetDre tise making u the
Evening star., 1928-02-13

A GAME the outcome OF which
~ will have decided bearing on
IN second place in the Washing
1 4 ton City Basket Ball League
ia rchnG1ilnd foniohf in the Ar
Evening star., 1928-02-13

Fort Washington tosSers rang up a
couple wins. scoring over Camp Meade,
81 10 20, and over PciWo-th, - 10 IS.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
INJUNCTION HALTS
BUILDING PROJECT
Construction Of Engine House Is
Blocked Pending Decem-
ber Hearing.

The District Court of Appeals today
issued an injunction against the District
Commissioners preventing them from
proceeding with construction of a fire
engine house at Sixteenth street and
Colorado avenue, which has been
opposed by Attorney Henry I. Quinn,
1907 Gallatin street. and four other
property owners in the vicinity.
Justice Peyton Gordon of the District
Supreme Court recently refused to in
terfere with location of the engine house
because Congress had designated the
site on which the Commissioners pro-
posed to erect the building. Attorneys
Quinn and George E. Sullivan for the
objecting property owners filed an ap-
plication with the Court of Appeals to
stop the Commissioners from proceeding
with the building and to preserve the
present conditions until the appellate
tribunal has an opportunity to pass on
the appeal from the finding of Justice
Gordon.
The property owners are required by
the Court of Appeals to post bond Of
$500 to indemnify the District Commits
sioners for any loss resulting from the
granting of the stay. Attorney Quinn
stated today steam shovel was already
on the site when the courts stay was
signed. The appellate court advanced
the case for hearing early in December
Evening star., 1928-11-19
HOSPITAL RULING
FAvORS APANESE:
California State Courts Are
Sustained by Supreme
Tribunal.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated freSS.
California's attempt to prevent cor
porations composed of japanese from
leasing land in that State for hospital
purposes failed in the Supreme Court
today when the court ruled that the
japanese treaty granted that right.
Ruling in case from Los Angeles
brought against K Tashiro and other
Japanese physicians. who wanted to
open a Japanese hospital there, the
court declared the treaty authorizing
Japanese corporations to lease land for
commercial purposes permitted leasing
for hospital purposes but not for agri-
cultural purposes.
The California State courts had held
that the corporation which the Japa-
nese physicians had formed was en-
titled under the treaty with Japan to
incorporation for the purpose of leas-
ing land for the hospital but the State
was unwilling to accept that view, in
sisting that in line with its alien land
and other laws 1t had the right to pro-
hibit Japanese from leasing land for
hospital purposes.
The State courts took the position
that the proposed lease was In the ma
ture of commercial enterprise, dis
tinct from the right of the State to
prohibit Japanese from acquiring land
for farming purposes, and that it was
provided for in the treaty which per-
mitted Japanese to acquire land for
commercial purposes.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
INOUYE FUNERAL RITES
WILL BE HELD TODAY
Widow of Japanese Attache Who
Died in Vestris Wreck to Take
His Ashes Home.

Funeral services for Maj Yoshkio
Inouye, assistant military attache OF the
Japanese legation of the Argentine, who
was one of the victims of the Vestris dis
aster, will be held In New York today.
Col. Hisao Watari, military attache of
the Japanese embassy in Washington,
and Capt. Hirota, student OF English
sent to Washington by his government,
left this city yesterday to attend the
services In New York
Nine. Inouye, who was Ill In q hos
pital in Norfolk for several days, Is
also In New York to attend the cere-
mony The remains of Maj. Inouye
will be cremated and as soon as Nine.
Inouye Is we'll enough to travel she
will return with the ashes to Japan
Nine. Inouye was met upon her arrival
in Norfolk by Capt. Nobuichi Kuscinoki,
assistant attache of the Japanese en-
bassy here. who made the necessary ar
rangements for her entrance into a
hospital there and attended to the
details of her reception In New York
for the funeral services to be held
today.
Mai. Inouye. who was en- route to his
new station at Buenos Aires when he
lost his life, had been stationed in
Washington five years ago as assistant
military attache.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
ELEANOR BOILING
DOCKS AT DUNEDIN
Next Port Wellington - Byrd's
Manager Congratulates
-, Crew on Speed.
BY JOE DE GANAHL.

DUNEDIN, New Zealand. November
1e.-The steamship Eleanor Boiling of
the Byrd Antarctic expedition arrived
at Dunedin at o'clock yesterday morn
ing after anchoring during the night
OF Taiarva Light.
Richard G. Brophy. the business
manager of the expedition, who had
sailed with Comdr. Byrd on the whaler
C. A. Larsen, came aboard the Boiling
and congratulated Capt. Gustav L.
Brown and the crew on the speed Of
the ships passage.
Mr.. Brophy viii go on the Boiling to
Wellington tomorrow.
Hundreds of people thronged to the
ship during the day. and crowds are
visiting the sledge dogs at Quarantine
Island
There was no official reception to the
men of the Boiling. because yesterday
was Sunday. But the public interest is
great, inasmuch as this is the first
Antarctic expedition to call here since
that of Capt. Scott.
By Gable to The Stsr and New York Times
(Copyright, 1928 by the New York Times Co
=. and the st. Louis Post-Dispatch. All rights
: for publication reserved throushout the
world.)