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Evening star., 1933-05-25
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Adam Comorosky, Pirates-Singled IN
tenth to drive in run that beat Dodgers,
6 to S.
Tommy Bridges, Tigers-Held Sena-
tors to one hit and famed eight for
81 victory.
John Moore, Reds-Made two hits,
scored two runs and drove IN third
against Giants.
Mickey Cochrane, Clouted
double with bases full in rally that beat
Browns.
Gabby Hartnet, Cubs-Drove in win
ming runs against Phillies with homer
Evening star., 1933-05-25
CUBS GIVE WAY TO FAIR.

CHICAGO. May Is (P.-The Chicago
Cubs will make no attempt to compete
with the opening Of the Worlds Fair
Saturday. President William L. veeck
today announced that Saturdays game
with the Boston Braves will be played
as part of a double-header Sunday.
Evening star., 1933-05-25
BROWNING VS.. SAvOLDI.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The first
open-air wrestling match of the season
will bring together Jim Browning.
heavyweight champion, and Joe Sa-
voldi, at the Yankee Stadium, June II.
The former Notre Dame football
player defeated Stranger Lewis Mon
day night a,
Evening star., 1933-05-25

~SA0' ,sas67$
E What Unxle Clark needs is few
smackers who can 60 to the plate with
a willow that they can get on their
shoulders At the moment the boys
are walking up to the platter with
three ships anchors, two dog houses
and lead foundry tied to their bats.
In other words, Uncle's young
men do not seem to be able to
wave their willows.
And you cannot get runs without
making gestures at the pitchers. No
matter If the hitter does swipe three
city blocks distant from the heave.
Four hits In IS innings is not going
to win a pretty little flag. 1t is not
even going to win ball games. Uncle
knows that and is snorting all over
staff But not enough. When Uncle
Griff took those hopefuls into the
Southland he visioned much. And
when he takes peek at them now
he knows that some one gave him
the wrong tobacco.
But the pitchers are only doiug
halt the damage the hitters are pill
ING up on Uncle.
With just medium hurting Joe
Cronins young men could get out Of
the one-way street, If the hitters would
remember that to hit the boys must
take the willow of their shoulder
blades.
When Uncle's young men remem-
Der that you cannot get . base hit,
nor q run, without making faces at
the ball, that will be the time when
the hitters will get = few runs for
the pitchers.
Evening star., 1933-05-25
Criff Blames Wrong Slaves
Pitchers Will Do, but Polling Squads Bats Are Anchored
Clavcles.

Uncle's trouble Is not 50 much his
pitchers as it is his hitters. When a
polling squad cannot register any more
than four hits in 18 innings Santa
Claus has taken another route.
Uncle 1Odnts to shake q feiD eye
bro1ps at his hitters-not his hurl-
ers. They are not going so good,
those pitchers, but they tDiH do ii
the snaackers can get their totem
poles of their shoulders.
Evening star., 1933-05-25
DOUGLASS NIPs DUNBAR.

Overcoming a six-run lead, achieved
in the first inning. Douglass High School
nosed out Dunbar High yesterday in
base ball, to 7, in a seven-inntng
game.
Evening star., 1933-05-25
PITCHING
Homer Standing

By the Associated Press.
HOME RUNS YESTERDAY.
Lopez, Dodgers, l.; Vaughan, Pirates,
1: johnson, Athletics. 1; Warneke. Cubs,
|; Hartnett, Cubs, l; Klein, Phillies, i;
Kuhel, Senator'S, l.
THE LEADERS.
Berger, Braves, 10; Klein, Phillies. 8;
Gehrig, Yankees, 8; Hartnett, Cubs, 3;
Lazzeri, Yankees, Z; Foxx, Athletics. Z.
LEAGUE TOTALS.
American 1l8
National .................... liz
Tptal .....,.....,...,.. 2so
Evening star., 1933-05-25
CANTILEVERED
lOLdlS &C
sBatted for Weaver in ninth.

"BaIttu lot WtHVtT III IIIIVI
Detroit 49,. .... o o o q 0-3
Washington ~ 0 O o 0 0 L 0-l
Runs batted in--Owen. Rosell. Bridges,
Kuhel Two-base hits-Owen. Rogen Stone
Sacrifces-Walker. Bridges. Double play
Greenberg to Rogell to Greenberg Left
on bases-Detroit s.; Washington. l. First
base on balls-Of Bridges, ] off Weaver
2. Struck out.By Bridges. 3: BY Weaver;
2. Umpires-Messrs. Ormsoy. kollS and
Dinneen Time of game hour and SO
minutes.
Evening star., 1933-05-25
BY TOM DOERER.

7 INCLE GRIFF is growing
/ about his pea shooters.
~ And. in the meanwhile,
his hitters are trying to
blast the anchors of their shoul-
Evening star., 1933-05-25

CCORING of Weaver came in the
- second and eighth innings. With
one out in the second Greenberg
singled, Owen tripled and Rogen dou-
bled to put over q Tiger tallies. Owen
opened the eighth with a two-bagger,
moved up on Hayworth's out and
crossed when Bridges singled. The lit
tie pitcher got into the game both ways.
Evening star., 1933-05-25
Major League Statistics
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1888.
NATIONAL

XESTEKDAf'S HESULTS.
Cincinnati, 3; New York, /.
Pittsburgh. s; Brooklyn. s; 90 innings).
Chicago. 8; Philadelphia 2.
Boston-St. Louis, rain.
Evening star., 1933-05-25

VOW come those pests, the
Browns, and just when the Ma
y tionals need a few wins to get
Evening star., 1933-05-25

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit. 3; washington. l.
Philadelphia, z; st. Louis, 70 innings
fainD.
Cleveland-New York. rain.
Chicago-Boston. rain,
Evening star., 1933-06-30
ELLSWORTH PLANS
NEW ZEALAND VISIT
Explorer to Train for Ant
arctic by Hikes and Climb
ing in Southern Alps.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 Ihe STAR
NEW YORK, June 80 (NANA)-
Lincoln Ellsworth. who is going to the
Antarctic this Winter to fly across the
continent between the Ross and We'd
dell Seas, has changed his plans and
intends to 60 to New Zealand in short
time instead Of going first to Norway
He and Mrs. Ellsworth will leave San
Francisco on July IA, and after a stop
OF a week at Honolulu, will 60 to Auck-
land, New Zealand.
Mr.. Ellsworth is leaving early SO that
he may put in some time climbing the
southern Alps in New Zealand which
are famous among mountain climbers.
Some of them have never been climbed,
and many offer unusual difficulties.
Packing rocks up mountain will also
enable him to get into condition for
the Antarctic. for although Mr.. Ellis
worth is not contemplating a forced
landing, he wants to be prepared for
anything.
While he was in Spitzbergen with
Capt. Roald Amundsen. before the flight
in the airShip Norge across the North
Pole to Alaska, he and AmundSen used
to go for long walks every day, Amund-
sen on skis and Ellsworth on snow
shoes. Bernt Balchen, his pilot. is an
expert on skis. but in the Antarctic
the surface is SO hard that in sled haul
ing a man on foot is almost as well
off as one on skis. He is in greater
danger from crevasSeS, that is all.
Mr. Ellsworth is looking forward to
exploring all the beauties Of New Zea-
land, which he believes is one of the
most fascinating lands in the world,
but will head south probably soon after
he lands, possibly making his head.
quarters at Christchurch. From there
the entire range of the southern Alps,
including Mount Cook, Is within reach.
While he is hiking. Mrs. Ellsworth will
play golf.
His ship. the Wyatt carp, will arrive
In Dunedin, New Zealand, some time
In November. and leave toward the end
of that month. or early in December,
for the ice pack which is the gateway
to the Ross Sea. That will be Mr.. Ellis
worth's greatest obstacle. and If he can
get through that early in the season he
Is more likely to encounter good flying
weather over the Antarctic.
(Copyrieht 1893. BY North American News
paper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1933-06-30
2.Cent Mail Rate
Begins Tomorrow
In City and Nearby

The 2-cent rate on local mail
will 20 into effect tomorrow and
here the rate will apply to the
metropolitan area in nearby
Maryland and Virginia served
through the local offlce.
For first-class mail bound else
where, however, the rate stays at
3 cents.
Evening star., 1933-06-30
AIR HUNT FOR SPANISH
FLYERS is ABANDONED
Search by Mexican Ground Forces
Will Continue, Federal Gov
srnment Announces.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MEXICO. D. F., June 30.-The Fed
sral Aeronautical Department last night
ordered suspended a search by air for
the two Spanish transatlantic fiers,
Capt. Mariana Barberan and Lieut..
Joaquin Collar, lost on an attempted
dight here from Havana.
The order was issued on instructions
Of President Abelardo Rodriguez Search
by ground forces will be continued. The
Federal departments announcement
said everything humanity possible had
been done to locate the aviators It
was accompanied by a chart which
showed the whole of Southern and
Southeastern Mexico had been covered
by pilots.
Evening star., 1933-06-30
1,O62 NOW ACTIVE
AT R. 0. T. c. CAMPS
Third Corps Area Opening Late,
But Enrolment II Heavy
ThPouEhout.


Despite the belated opening Of Re-
serve Odlcer Trimming Corps camps, q
total Of 1,062 young men from univer-
stiles and military academies are un-
dergoing four period Of intensive
training in the Sd Corps Area
r. o. T. c. officials at the War De-
partment said today that % per cent
Of the authorized strengths in the nine
corps areas had been enrolled exceed
ing all expectations. This Is . sur
prisingly large percentage in view OF
the fact that the various universities
had been informed earlier that plans
for the r. O. r. c. Summer camps had
been Cancelled by the War Department.
When It was decided later that funds
would permit . training period of four
weeks instead Of the usual six weeks,
most OF the schools had closed and
students had scattered to their homes.
From Washington are enrolled large
numbers OF students from Georgetown
Others at the camps in the Sd Corps
Area are from institutions In Mary
Land, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
The camps opened on June 23 and
will continue through July 20 under
the shortened program. Medical stu
dents are all being trained at Carlisle
Barracks, Pa.
The r. o. T. c. camps In this area
and the number enrolled are: Aber-
deem Proving Ground, Md, 81: Car
Isle Barracks, PIT; Fort George G.
Meade. Md, 286: Fort Myer, Va, Al:
Fort Humphreys. Va, I'll; Edgewood
Arsenal, Md, So: Fort Monroe, Va,
125, and Fort Hoyle, Nd, 72.
Evening star., 1933-06-30
SAFE AND SANE FOURTH
URGED BY FIRE CHIEF
Carelessness, Main Cause of Hoh-
day Losses and Injuries, Watson
Declares.

Pleading for "safe and sane"
Fourth Of July, Fire Chief George S.
Watson declared yesterday that most
of the losses and injuries on the holi-
day are caused chiefly by carelessness
1T is natural for children to be
careless" he said land if parents are
careless enough to allow children to
have flrecrackers and certain danger
Gus fireworks, then physical injuries
and property damage will surely follow
Unfortunately, fireworks do not con-
fine injury to the person who is play
ing with them. but carelessly-thrown
missile may strike some innocent by
stander who is entirely unaware Of the
danger he is in.
while the firecracker that does
that damage may be thrown by q child,
the blame most surely must rest on
the parents who do not warn their
children of the danger"
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
The Beauty
Box

The Irish type of beauty
blue-eyed. brown-haired, white
Skinned-throws the wrong note
into the color composition of
her portrait when she smears
her pretty lips with vermilion.
What she needs is an ivory
pink powder, no rouge on
cheeks, dim orange-red for the
lips, A hat of old blue will be
favorable to her eyes and COM
pleXion. She is one of the few
types of gals that can wear a
white frock without draining
the color from her skin.
Huge neck bows, seen on
smart frocks and coats, are
only for the slim, Svelte girls.
Chuck bow under the chin of
the plump. round-faced baby,
and you just behead her. And
that reminds us that there is
an excellent rule that holds
good as to dress decorations. It
is when in doubt. take it off"
Fuss-stuff and fluff are trying.
The Washington times., 1933-05-25

ESlllIlS.
The woman who had been sit
ting in a tapestry chair sprang
up and stood directly in front
Of him.
Il thought maybe you'd come
home sooner or later" she said
with a half smile, and menace
in her voice.
Cavanaugh's eyes hardened.
Through half closed lids he
studied this darkly handsome
woman with the scarlet mouth
and sullen eyes. Her hair was
black and lusterless like
wrought.iron and drawn back
smoothly from the Latin creami-
ness of her cheeks.
How did you get in here?"
"Quite easily. Your Filipino
let me in. 1 told him I was ex-
pected and that he could come
back tomorrow"
It was not going to be easy,
Cavanaugh began to realize, to
deal with Annette.
He had tried everything
kindliness, humor, neglect. 1t
was not a question of money be-
cause she had plenty of that,
or love either. She had lovers
Continued on End. Comic Paee)
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
Advice Tc
Lowell orn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Gambled With Love and Lost

BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Gambled With Love and Lost
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I have been going with GER
tain fellow for" almost a year.
We were the best of pals. I
just don't know what got into
me, but about a month ago I
quit going with him, and be-
gan going with anybody and
everybody. I thought at first
it was smart, but it didn't take
me long to realize that I was
gambling with love and lost.
The same thing happened be-
fore. 1 got a crazy notion that
I wasn't getting everything out
of life, and I did practically the
same thing. Won't you please
help me? VIOLA.
No use scolding you, my dear
Viola, even though you've done
the same foolish thing twice.
What's happened to the young
man, meantime, you don't tell
me. Has he consoled himself
with a girl who is less given to
these capricious experiments?
If not, 'fess up that you've acted
foolishly and say you're sorry.
Perhaps he'll come back. Often
they do.
The Washington times., 1933-05-25

course Of the disease, even con-
vulsions may occur, while de.
lirium struporous states are
frequently encountered.
Cases such as these may last
but few days or they may
run along for a few weeks.
Sometimes the child may be-
come so toxic that his life is
despaired Of. When the disease
seems to resist all forms of
treatment the only remedy left
may be a change of climate.
gard ing complications,
pneumonia must always be
thought Of. For this reason
alone, if for no other. every
case Of influenza. no matter
how mild. should be supervised
by the family doctor. Home
remedies may be beneficial
enough so far as they 60, but
an unframed person is scarcely
capable of discovering a pneu-
monia in the making.
Diarrhoea may be another
complication and one that per-
sists. Because of this symptom
a physician may for time
think he is dealing with case
of typhoid fever instead of one
of influenza.
Ear and throat involvements
likewise help to make child
hood influenza such a danger
our disorder. Swollen glands in
the neck are frequent accom-
paniments while middle ear dis
ease, as we'll as mastoid invol-
ment. must also be feared.
A child may. however, be par
TALLY deaf during the course Of
influenza and yet recover his
hearing completely afterward.
1nflammatory processes and
swelling within the ear account
for this temporary condition.
Generally speaking. a child's
chances for recovery in influ-
enza are excellent provided the
case is properly managed. The
need Of a doctor, therefore. can
not be too strongly emphasized.
If a child has a cold, and it
seems to be growing worse, it
is always wise to see what a
physician has to say about the
possibilities of the disorder be-
ing influenza.
Lastly, every child who has
this disease must be isolated to
prevent others contracting it.
And after the child is we'll the
sick room should be fumigated.
DR.. Bisch's Daily Diet Hint
People often cut down on
the amount of food taken at
one meal only to make it up,
and deliberately, at another
meal. Many. for instance, do
without lunch, but eat an I'M
usually heavy dinner at night.
The results are overlooking
and excessive strain on the di.
gestive apparatus. The total
food intake during the day
should be distributed as evenly
as possible. Breakfast should
be the lightest meal.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
Fashion Fads and
Fancies

A steady friendship has been
retained for years by the classic
tailor suit made of blue woolen,
with white. frilly blouse.
This years version of the classic
is a suit of navy worsted with
a straight skirt and a link
button jacket, worn with
pleated white chiffon blouse
having a flat pleated collar,
and pleated frills that fall over
the hands.
Carry out a new bag this
spring. A smart suit bag is an
underarm model of natural pig
skin with a large square frame
of polished ebony wood and
square ebony button for fasten-
ing.
Every once in while up pops
the beaded frock for formal
evening functions. A new model
on princess lines is Of white in
a sort of heavy cotton net. Glass
hugle beads are closely strung
together to form alternate strips
of glitter and dull white in ver-
tical and curved stripes.
Daringly demure is waist
length capelet of black monkey
fur topped by a yoke of black
caracul with a flared, upstand-
ing carscul collar.
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
"PREkAIERE"
Gambler and Screen Star
Find Romance in Tragedy
CHAPTER XXI.

he the key of several small
procedure for the Filipino to hear
turning the lock and be at the door to take CavanaughS
hat coat Immediately Tonight however the boy was not
there.
Cavanaugh put up without attaching great
Importance wondered idly what had become Of the
Perhaps had fallen asleep in kitchen chair and would
appear a moment smiling and apologetc
Then suddenly Cavanaugh stopped dead still in his tracks His
nostri wdened slightly and he breathed in toWersmeng
trace of perfume darkened he moved with quick
step into his with it's high walls and beamed
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
Correct
Manners
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN
My daughter is to be married
very soon. If I invite all the
relatives on his and her side,
there will be about 40. MY
home is so small that I have
no dining room. My kitchen
table seats but six. 1t would
take most of the day setting
and unsetting the table for
breakfast. Would you suggest
a buffet luncheon? If so, will
you please suggest what would
be most appropriate? B.
BY all means plan to use the
convenient buffet service. I'd
suggest that you put an attrac-
tive cloth on your small table
and set the table attractively
in the corner of the living
room. Use this as a base" for
the serving. Instead of placing
your decorations in the center
of the table, place the table
against the wall and put the
decorations toward the wall
side of the table. Plan to have
a casserole dish, or dishes, pre-
pared as the main dish. some
thing that you make especially
we'll. With this, hot rolls. Also,
if you wish, sliced cold meats
with stuffed tomatoes or a
salad, with one or several kinds
of cheeses and toasted crackers
or slim sandwiches. COR one or
two kinds of cold meats and
slices of meat loaf or gelantine
this is an excellent combi-
nation)
Then. for dessert, a favorite
for buffet meals is a delicious
lemon meringue or chocolate
meringue pie, or a simpler pie.
Or cut-up fruits, with layer
cake, or small cakes. Hot cof-
fee, of course, and if you wish,
an alternative of fruit punch.
I have suggested foods which,
with a little wise planning, can
be prepared beforehand, and
served in small space.
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
WOMEN'S
ANTISEPTIC
CLEAN SER
, times more powerful, yet safe to use

; times more powerful, yet safe to use
Creolin Pearson is 8 times more powerful
IN killing germs than many other women's
Antiseptc cleansers. Yet Creolin Pearson
wash lone teaspoonful to one quart of warm
Water) used for feminine cleansing. will
not harm the sensitive parts.
Also, Creolin Pearson does not lose its
power by opening and closing the bottle
like some women's antiseptics do. You can
always trust Creolin Pearson to cleanse and
kill germs and take away unpleasant odors.
Creolin Pearson is a scientific antiseptic
cleanser that has been used and praised by
women who know for more than 40 years.
If you are not satisfied with Creolin Pearson
im every way, your druggist will return your
money. We protect him from loss, for we
would not have you buy Creolin Pearson
and fail to get the comfort and feeling of
'atety w6Ien nnI drGSat t. snond give oi;. youi;
by name. II something just as good" is
offered you. don't buy, it, for it may be
much weaker than Creolin Pearson and not
be effective. Ask for Creolin Pearson By
name and get what you ask for.
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
Interesting Bridge Hands
BY E. V. SHEPARD

low club was the opening lead,
one trick was saved the de-
Clarer, because in both cases
West lost his @ of the suit led.
If the suit led happened to be
diamonds it allowed the de-
clarer to avoid the club finesse,
by discarding one club on a
good diamond in dummy. II
the lead happened to be clubs
the declarer had no excuse for
finessing his diamonds, but he
discarded his third spade on
dummy's established club.
At each table. where the @ of
spades was led the declarer laid
down his K from the short end
of his suit and finessed the j OF
clubs. losing to Vests @. OF
course the @. from o., is bet
ter opening lead than the fourth
best card of wholly worthless
suit, like either diamonds or
clubs.
Only at the tables where the
small slam was doubled, and
where the @ of spades was not
led. did the declarer fulfill his
contract. That double gave
away the fact that East held
both missing trump honors, The
@ was led through the XII, and
East made only one trump trick.
Where the small slam was not
doubled, and at tables where
the small slam was not bid,
natural play of the trumps lost
two heart tricks. The Ace was
led, expecting the adverse hearts
to lie %; then a small trump
led towards the Q-10 allowed
East to win two heart tricks.
The Washington times., 1933-05-25
SAFE way TO
TAKE OFF FAT
and keep IT OFF

T take Kruschen Salts because
makes me feel 1OOcr better and II
takes fat off and keeps it off. I take
it in hot water every morning. then I
can eat as much as l like" Miss Ruth
Miner, Des MOines, Iowa (Jan. 3. 1933).
Once a day take Kruschen Salts-one
half teaspoonful in glass ot hot
water first thing every morning. Cnt
down on pastry and fatty meats. Eo
light on potatoes. butter. cream and
sugar Besides losing ugly fat SAFELY
you'll gain in health and physical a.
tractiveness - constipation. gas and
acidity will cease to hother-youN feel
younger-more aCtive-~full ot ambition
clear skin-spar<IinE eyes
A jar that lasts weeks costs
hut a, trifle at any drugstore in the
world-but demand and get kru.
schen and if one bottle doesn't JOY
fully please you-money hack.