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Evening star., 1933-08-27
Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.
East Of Fourteenth st,

East OF fourteentn 81.
iss i sh0 81. and Fla. aveMReisfin's % Pharmacy.
216 New YORK ave.--Sanitary Pharmacy.
y. c; and r. I aves;11PsrkeIs pharmaey,
7th and o sts--Lincoln Drug Co.
9th and U sts-Hunton's Pharmecy.
18th and M sts-Forster's Pharmacy.
29Ol Sherman ave.-Sherman Avenue Phar-
l1th q. and Park rd--Armstrons's Phar-
Fourteenth ST. and West Of Fourteenth st.
1I35 l4th st-Marty's Cisar Store.
i5th 5th snd and ss.Porsper pIs Pbslmscy sI0Ts;
fs fs! ssH nd ;sSss:s-s Monroe ss:.sron.ush. Dru.
l4th and Buchanan sts--Hohberser's Phar-
l4sh St; and Colorado sve.-oDonnelrs
l?42 Penns. ave.-zKrick,s Pharmacy.
s5ss .nd st. and penSs pru.
IN snd Q s.s-kenner's Drug Store.
18th ST. and F7a. ave.-Bernstein's Drug
1893 ss'sef assss Peasant .ssy sssn. ssss p...n.
a1ss c.Iiiornia a.-colodny Bros phar-
Ga. ave. and upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
22I Upshur st.-Monck's Pharmacy.
Brishtvood.
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.-Lampkin's Phar-
6916 Ga. ave.-Brishtvood Pharmacy.
Manor Park.
ard and Kennedy sts.-Kinner & Members
1924 3rd st-Manor Park Pharmacy.
Takoma Park.
$50 Cedar st.-Mattingly Bros Pharmacy
Connecticut Ave.
MaTdman Park-WaEdman Park Pharmacy.
60l7 Conn. ave.-Hisger's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin Ave.
1884 Wisconsin ave.-Haney's
Wiseonsin and Mass. aves.-Alban Towers
1891 Wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros.
Georsetown.
3411 NJ st-Moskey's Pharmacy.
oth 3oth snd snd .ts-Ho1ssn stoss5s F RTIs Store.
SOUTHWEST.
Joy I9.h z. and ys; sve-nHsrbsIt's Pharmacy
~. and sts-Columbia Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
Nos.h Capitol and sts.-Kenealy's Drug
POS Mass. ave-capitol Towers Pharmacy.
sSs 5iS i ia I1pSs5llnS 81 81 shog; .,.S,. w. ,,.
Sth and East Cap. st.-East Capitol Phar-
macy.
18th st. and Nd. ave.-Luckett's Pharmacy.
4th st. and r. / ave.-Biggs' Pharmacy
132 o st-Kight's Drug Store.
BFookland.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy.
Woodridge.
goth st. and r. ]. ave.-Collins' Pharmacy
Kenilworth
1905 Kenilworth ave.-Kenilworth Drug
Store.
Deanweod
6131 Grant st.-Strand Pharmacy,
Cresapeake Junction.
Chesapeake Junction-Wishts Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
3rd st: and Perna. ave.-oDonnens Phar-
9Th and sts-Stewarts Pharmacy.
I'm st. and Penna. ave.-Fealy's Drug Store
18Th and East Capitol sts.-Lincoln Park
Pharmacy.
Anacostia
le0! Nichols ave.-Healys Drug Store.
2204 MINI. aye.-Sloan's Drug Store
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days range Of prices follows:
CORPORATION EARNINGS

NEW YORK, August rs P.-Per
share earnings Of corporations re-
porting during the past week with
comparisons with the previous year
4ncllided the following:
Evening star., 1933-08-27

Dividend in dollars
payment tPary extra tPlus ~ In stock PAYABLE
stock PAYABLE stock. Plus 81
Plus IL In stock. Plus az year-no
regular Plus 50 in stock Paid
ssty
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DOLLAR UNCHANGED.

NEW YORK, August 26 R.-The
dollar, In terms Of the French gold
franc, closed today with an approx.
mate value Of 69.0l cents. UNCHANGED
from yesterday, compared with 72.o5
0ents Q month Ago.
Evening star., 1933-08-27
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Evening star., 1933-01-25
YALE QU|NT ENDS
PENN WIN STREAK
Upset of Quakers Creates
Triple Tie for Lead in
College League.

By the Associated Press.
n EW YORK, January 25.-Led
nj by their crack forward, Earl
| Y Nikkel, the Els of Yale have
handed Penn its first defeat of
the season and forced a triple tie for
first place in the Eastern intercollegiate
Basket Ball League.
Expected to do no more than give
Penn a good workout. Yale uncovered
smashing offensive built around Mix
kel and whipped the Quakers, IS to %,
at New Haven last night.
PENIS defeat left the Quakers in a
tie with Princeton and Columbia for
the lead, each with two victories and
one defeat. Yale, now tied in per-
centage with Dartmouth for fourth
place, can gain a share of the lead by
beating Cornell at Ithaca on Saturday.
DEM. which had bowled over Prince
I ton and Dartmouth in league
competition, and whipped five
non-league rivals as well, allowed the
Ellis to get big lead In the early
minutes Of the game and then spent
the rest Of the game in q vain attempt
to come from behind.
With Nikkel tossing them in from
all angles, Yale ran up IL points before
Penn could score and held an advan-
tage of 1876 at half time. Penn rallied
early in the second period and trailed
by only four points, 1919. at one stage
of the proceedings. Here Yale unloosed
another squirt, drew away and won
easily.
Nikkel tossed in 10 field goals and 2
fouls for a total of ~ points.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
c, !. FIVE CHOICE
OVER OLD LINERS
Given Slight Edge in Game to
Be Played in BrookIand
Gym Tonight.
.ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY capa-
BILE basket ball team will 60
\ 4 into its big game with Mary
I.,.L l.. y1yvv, at

~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY'S capa-
1 BILE basket ball team will go
into its big game with Mary
land in the Brookland gym, at
s:l5 o'clock tonight. slight favorite.
The Cardinals have shown better
than the Old Liners in games to date,
particularly on defense, and are given
a grand chance to win the firSt tllt
from the College Parkers IN six at
tempts.
Catholic U. has not won basket ball
clash from Maryland since 1t HANDED
the Old Liners two defeats back In
1924. Maryland got even by taking
paff in 1925. Then there was a lapse
until 1880 and the Old Liners have
taken the last three games played.
However the Brooklanders gave Mary
lands great teams of 1881 and 1882
real battles, succumbing in these two
seasons by scores of "a to 81 and 80
to "a. respectively, in games In which
they were not conceded even an outside
chance to win.
With Sheary and White. two veterans,
and Augusterfer, Gearty and Resented,
three sophs, Coach Forrest Cotton has
built up a smooth-working Cardinal
uuint. Three players who were regu-
lars in 1881 now are reserves. which
in itself is evidence of c. US advance
Snyder, Buscher. Vincent and Chase:
juniors. and Yowell sophomore. Will
carry Marylands hopes at the outset
Only Buscher was regular last year;
but Chase and Vincent also played
enough to win their letter.
With the teams well matched ana
the only really local battle OF note dur
ing the court season to be presented,
the capacity of the big Brookland gym
is expected to be taxed.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
ALEXANDRIA FIVES FACE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 25.-
Sigmas meet Mount Ida and st. Ritas
engage the Virginians In league basket
ball games tonight in the armory.
Jess Thomas has been elected presi-
dent Of the Alexandria Athletic Asso-
citation with Charles E. Corbett, vice
president; Earl r. Sullivan, secretary
treasurer, and Jack Tulloch. publicity
manager.
The association will have the Alex
andria Police, the Celtics and possibly
another team playing under its banner
on the diamond the coming season. 1t
plans to fence Baggett's field and build
a new grandstand.
Sergt. George Everely will coach the
Police nine. with Sergt. Edgar Sims,
captain, and Frederick N. Baker, busi-
ness manager.
william Langford will tutor the Gel
tics, with Russell Kidwen captain and
Theodore Beach business manager.
Joe Theimer has been named trainer
for both teams
Evening star., 1933-01-25
College Basket Ball

Yale, IS; Penn, %.
Kansas. 35; Iowa State, 20.
Pitt, Al; Washington and Jefter-
son, 27.
Georgia. 40; Mercer. SO.
Vanderbilt, So; Louisiana State
u. rs.
Tennessee, IS; Alabama, 23
Idaho. 43: Oregon, 80.
Washington, 80; Oregon State, "a.
Texas Christian, 40; Rice Institute, %.
Ottawa, IS; Haskell. 19.
Centre, 40; Union. So.
Davidson, q; Wofford, Is (extra
period.
Kearney Teachers. 80; Hastings, o.
Phillips u, 40; Southwestern Okla
homa Teachers, q.
wyoming u, So; Colorado u, "a.
Montana Mines. So; Billings Poly, %.
Carleton, A; Meiji U. (Japan). 26.
Waynesburg, AZ; Chenille, 81.
Monmouth, 20; Coe, II.
Virginia School for Deaf and Blind,
e.; Bridgewater High School. %.
Guilf0d, ~; Appalachian State
2oAchefs. SO.
Evening star., 1933-01-25

BY the Associated Press.
7 OS ANGELES, January 25.-The
Olympic games here last Sum-
mer returned a net profit Of ap-
proximately s15o,00O.
While no financial statement Of the
international classic has been made,
this figure was revealed in a statement
from the Community Development AS
sociation that it hoped to con-
tribute to the city and county of Los
Angeles the final surplus of the Olym-
pic games. in the neighborhood of
s150,000"
The Los Angeles Organizing Com
mlttee. almost the same as the Com
munity Development Association, has
announced it would retire the BONDS of
million dollars, voted by the State
Legislature for promotion of the games.
Ihe $4,000 premium on the bonds also
Will be paid.
THIS would raise the net over op-
L Grating expenses to approximately
Sl,200.000. Such costs as construction
and handling Of the Olympic village
and additions to the various games
sites, estimated at half a million dol
lars, were not covered by the bond
issue.
On the basis of these figures, 1t was
unofficially said that the gross gate re-
celptS for the games, which were the
most successful financially of any ever
staged, were slightly short Of $2,-
100000.
A friendly suit is now before Supe-
rior Court to determine the proper
manner in which to retire the bonds.
The final surplus" will be evenly dis
tributed between Los Angeles County
and City.
THE Community Development Asso-
L ciation turned over to the city
and county today S427,74456, which
represents the net profit for the oper-
alton of the Memorial Coliseum for
merly the Olympic Stadium, since the
Fall Of 1928.
With the action the organization
passed out Of existence II was formed
in 1920, as a non-proit organization,
to construct and manage the coliseum.
The coliseum. which seats los 900, cost
sl,700, 900. Zack Farmer, secretary Of
the association, said approximately 70
per cent of the profits from the sta
dium were taken in on foot ball :
games. The city and county took over
the management January l.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
College, School
Basket Contests
COLLEGIATE.


COLLEGIATE.
Tonight.
Cathoic U. vs.. Maryland at c. o..
8:l5 pm.
Saturday.
Maryland VS.. Navy at Annapolis,
2:30.
American q. ". 0allaudet at
A. u, 8 pm
New Jersey State Teachers vs..
Wilson Teachers at Wilson.
SCHOLASTIC.
Today.
Eastern vs.. Alexandria High at
Roosevelt VI. Emerson at Roose-i
welt.
Tech VS.. Georgetown Freshmen at
Tech.
Bethesda Chevy Chase vs.. Landon
at Leland.
Friends vs.. Kendall School at
Friends.
Takoma-silver Spring vs.. Wash
ington-Lee at Silver Spring.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Episcopal at
Alexandria.
Cardoza High vs.. Howard High at
Wilmington, Del.
Tomorrow.
Tech VS.. Wilson Teachers at Tech.
Central VS.. Maryland Freshmen at
College Park.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Immaculate
High (TowSon, Md at Garrett Park.
Emerson vs.. Laurel High at Laurel,
Md.
Friday.
Eastern vs.. Roosevelt, Tech VS..
Western. Tech gym, public high
school championship games. First
game. $3.50 O'Clock, Eastern VS..
Roosevelt.
Central vs.. Villanova Freshmen at
Central.
Gonzaga vs.. st. Johns at Con-
zaga, 8 pm.
Alexandra High vs.. Washington
Lee High at Alexandra.
Emerson VS.. Hyattsvi1le High at
Hyattsville, Md.
Saturday.
st. Adams W. Woodberry Forest at
American q.
Eastern vs.. Navy Plebes at An
napolis.
Emerson VI. Tome at Port Deposit,
Md.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

JIMMIE WELSH or Johnnie Lam
gan will be the next graduate
manager of athletics at George
town University, according to in
dications.
Dwight F. Davis and ]. ]. Wear
of st. Louis defeated Joshua Crane
and Matthew Bartlett of Boston in
the first match for the national
doubles tennis title at Boston.
Frank Home RUM Baker has
signed his contract for next season
with the Philadelphia Athletics and
all the $100, 600 infield Is now in line.
Catholic University's basket ball
team expects to trim Loyola In their
game tonight in the National Guard
gymnasium. Coach Rice plans to
start the same lineup which took
the door at the opening Of the game
with st. Johns.
The amateur standing of Jim
Thorpe, Indian athlete and all
around Olympic champion, Is being
Questioned.
Y. M. c. A. rollers won all three
games from the Potomacs in the
National Capital Duckpin League.
Representing the winners were Eiker,
Farrow, jr.; Meany, Stanford and
Eiker, and Potomacs used Brown,
Davis, Lowry. Benzig and Bear.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
A Neu Cure for
The Office Crouch
Wrong Smoke.diet Often
the Cause of Chronic
Grumbling

There's usually one in every Of
fice. When the windows are open,
he wants them shut-and when
they're shut, he wants them open!
But his trouble isn't always draughts
or heat. Sometimes, it's cigars.
Slip the Office crouch q Girsrd-I
the nickel cigar that never gets on
your nerves"-and see what hap
pens. A taste Of that fragrant,
mellow smoke would make even q
mummy smile! Ten to one, the
crouch will stick to Girards, and
get his nerves back In shape. He'll
be saving money, too-and that'n
help him along.
Girards were always popular at
q dime. The sales climbed-and
tobacco costs came down--and we
were able to cut the price to
nickel. It's the same mild smoke
though-the coolest that ever did
duet with q match! Blended of to-
baccos from three countries Girard
at nickel Is selling faster than any
other cigar today! Try one. A ten
cent smoke for . nickel. Men.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
FOUR HAVE AVERAGE
OF OVER 40 POINTS
Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Alabama
and Louisiana State Heavy
Scorers in Southeastern.

BY the Associated Press.
A TLANTA, January 25.-Four South
IA eastern conference basket ball
teams have averaged better than
40 points game this season with
Vanderbilt and Kentucky in the lead.
Vanderbilt has averaged more than
A points in each of its six contests.
While Kentucky has averaged better
than As in three engagements. Alabama
and Louisiana State have averaged 40.
Mississippi State and Sewanee have
averaged 38 points. Tulane is low, with
an average of but Is.
Kentucky Is far out in front in de-
fensive play. The Wildcats have allowed
their opponents but an average of Is
points contest Alabama comes next
with IS. followed by Florida, Georgia
and Vanderbilt with 30. Sewanee
brings up the rear with 60.
The total scores and opponents scores
follow:
Alabama 3c5 and 9O1,
Florida. 40 and 100.
Georgia, 900 and PIG
Georgia Tech. 90 and 100.
Kentucky, 1877 and 40.
Louisiana State. AL and 397.
Sewanee. 153 and $40.
Mississippi. .e31 and 2s9.
Tennessee. 153 and 22O.
Tulane. 305 and 446
Vanderbilt. 267 and 1872.
Mississippi. 121 and 161.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
Basket Ball Notes

NMY four games are carded to-
night tn the big Community
Y J Center Basket Ban League,
but some interesting battling
is expected.
In Section A a1gms Aaushh meets
the brakes ct O'Clock & Line, and
Utah State Society faces 1vanu Service
at $50 at Central
Section B matches "a tsax<aed be-
tween Delaware d HaId5nu ard Naval
Reserves at $3.50, sid C6ecents and
Miller Furniture at $50, both tilts be-
Ing carded for the Central High floor.
In matches last night Ehoilk drubbed
Northern Props, 81 to l3, Untted Tvpe-
writer Grays took Rhode Island ia
camp, "a to ~, Ohnstaed was q 5l-23
winner over Anacostta Business Men
and Potomac Boat Club turned Ia
5l-2O triumph over First Baptist.
Other results:
Departmental Leasue.
tai rost st Exchange. So; Naval Hospi-
Interstate Commerce, SO: Stand.
ards, 20.
"A. q. O., 50; Patent Office. II.
District Amateur League.
Saranac A. c.. 81: Takoma, 23.
Y. M. G. A., Is; Fraters, %.
Government League.
Crop Production, Al; Boiling Field, Is.
Boys Club League.
K. OF c. Boys Club Q15 pounds,
IA; st. Martins, 13.
Grifith Blue Goals, 81: Washington
Cardinals, 23
District Cleaners, A; Ballston A.
c., IS.
Grays, 81; Eagles, SO.
A. q. A.. So: St. Martins, 20.
Lerch's. AZ; Pepco, 26.
D. c. Firemen, IS; Bethesda, AZ.
Friendship, 80; Athlisco, 20.
Mount Rainier Boys Club (l30
pounds, "a; Stewart A. c., 80.
Aloysius Club 200 pounds, ~;
Mount Rainier Boys Club, %.
These teams want games
Saranac A. c. with quints having
courts Call Columbia 1921
SholPs Cafe for tomorrow night. Dich
MotherShead. Decatur 0032.
United Typewriter Grays for tonight.
National 5000, Branch 100.
War Department A. G. o. for FRI
day night; also want to meet Olmstead
Grill Sunday. North 8915.
Wilson Flashes and Northeast Boys
Club quints clash tonight at 9:15
o'clock at the Y. M. c. A.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
Offers Stadium
For High Series

CLARK GRIFFITH, president Of
~ the Washington ball club. has
offered Griffith Stadium for the
public high school diamond series
next Spring, in the hope of stimu-
lating interest in the national pas
time among schoolboys here. It is
expected the offer will be accepted.
The games the last few seasons have
been played In the Eastern High
Stadium and the attendance has
been decidedly discouraging.
The Old Fox also will award
large trophy to the winner Of the
1888 series and will present this re-
ward annually. In addition, he will
offer medals to members Of the
winning team and trophies for the
most valuable player, leading hitter
and the leading flelders among both
inflelders and outflelders.
Griffith plans to appear with
George Moriarty, veteran umpire, at
assemblies of high school students
here to tell of the glories of base
ball Moriarty Is on q lecture tour
in the interest of the game. which
is taking him all over the East this
Winter.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
final. TOPPING smacked the tape for
104 to nose out the kid from Maryland.

A LTHOUGH his showing at Boston
"A entitled him to take a try at the
finals in California. Earl passed up
the opportunity to try for international
honors by pointing his athletic power
toward foot ball At Boston he was able
to whip such nationally known sprinters
as Bill Carr and Ira Singer of the Mill
rose A. A., among other good men.
Widmyer is 20 years of age. He is q
native Of Hagerstown, Md.
While Earl achieved a lot Of track
glory last season he is expected to dis
play enough improvement over that
form to crack few short-run marks
this year, and, his tutor, Geary Eppley,
believes. to hang up some sprint marks
to give the best in the country a few
wrinkles on their brows.
MARYLAND'S cinderpath pride is q
1v1 stocky youngster. very muscular,
and is far from the accepted type
Of sprinter, spindly and long legged
But when he goes out to beat that
phantom Of last years high track marks
this season the fans will have a lot of
notions Of how runner should look
when they see him leap with the gun.
He is fast starter. and those short,
hard-driving legs pick up every few
yards to carry him home In full fight.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
Ed Linke Is 18th
National to Sign

TO Edward Linke, rookie right
i hand pitcher, goes the dubious
distinction Of being the thir-
teenth National to sign his contract
for the 1888 season. The youngsters
executed document reached base ball
headquarters this morning In the
wake Of similar piece Of first-class
mail received yesterday evening
from Buddy Myer, veteran second
baseman.
Linke is a 195-pounder who will
be old enough to vote for the first
time next Fall. With the Daven-
port, Iowa, team of the Mississippi
Valley League last season he won 10
and lost 8 games, walking only IS
and whining 228. In the course Of
the campaign he hurled a no-hit
contest and on another occasion
struck out II batsmen.
Evening star., 1933-01-25
CAROM LEADER PLAYS
Cochran Faces Scoville, Seeks His
Fourth Straight Victory.

CHICAGO, January Is [P).-Welker
Cochran of Hollywood, Calf, today
was after his fourth straight victory In
the world three-cushion billiards tour
nament. and needed it to hang on to
undisputed possession Of the leadership
Cochran's opponent was Frank Sco-
vile of Buffalo, N. Y, who, after a
disappointing start, won two straight
victories. The standing: