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Evening star., 1934-01-25
BOYS WEAR
BOYS SOC SHIRTS of plain and
fancy broadcloth, sizes 1912 to IA.
3 for $l.OO

BOYS 1898 OvERCOATS of
blue chinchilla with
brass buttons. Broken So
BOYS 59c PLAY SUITS-Blue
chambray, khaki color and denim
play suits with low neck and short
sleeves; long pants. Sizes 3 2Qc
BOYS 5sc PAJAMAS of fan
nelette and broadcloth, in 1Oc
sizes to 6...............
BOYS SUITS-s6.95 and s895
four-piece suits in blue cheviot;
also in brown and gray Coat.
vest and two lined G. 40
knickers. Broken sizes fp'''
BOYS 81 FLANNELETTE
PAJAMAS. in one and two piece
styles One-piece style in sizes 6,
8 and 10; two-piece style in hOc
10. II, 16 and Is. .........
BOYS S2.98 RAINCOATS of
black rubber and black
and brown leatherette. Sl,29
Sizes 4 to 16. .........
BOYS KOVERALLS-Genuine
Koveralls made of chambray,
khaki and denim. Sizes SOc
l to 7 years. rs...............
ODD LOT BOYS PANTS in
woolen mixtures. Longies and
shorts and knickers. Mostly SOc
small sizes. S................
BOYS 69c CAPS-Boys' wool
tweed caps, in light and dark pat
terrs. Sizes for large and 11c
small boys; SIS to 7. ......
BOYS SI.69 ROBES-Blanket
robes with rayon girdle cord. @1
Bright patterns. ............
Strn>f EInnr
Evening star., 1934-01-25
Just as II Is written you will be her
in October In special session."

Just as It Is written you will be here
In October In special session"
The fusion mayor told a joint hearing
Of the Senate and Assembly commit
tees considering New York City's af-
fairs that under his economy bill the
Municipal Board Of Estimate plans to
compel city employees to take furloughs
without pay If necessary to protect the
city's credit.
II want to be comrades with all city
employees" he said: I'll meet them
more than half way. But II it's fight
they want they'll get fight"
To which William P. Lasher, spokes-
man for the Joint committee of the
Teachers Association, replied:
If it Is fighting when we come here
to object in an orderly way to the
manifest injustices in this bill-if that
be fighting, then so be It,"
Lasher said the city balanced its
budget last year at the expense Of its
teachers. This year. he said, they were
fighting any attempt to make them once
more shoulder the burden.
Were not the only people with in
comes in New York City," he declared.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
Rummage Domestics

(414) PILLOWCASES in sizes Ask
SO and 42X36. Slight sec loo
onds, each ...............
(IO3) SHEETS in sizes
8lx99 and 72x1U8. SECONDS o.
but no holes. ........... Wv
80 TABLE PADS, size 54x54.
May also be used as bed &7 OO
pads. $l.89 value. ..... %Aoo
l2) TABLE PADS, size QOo
48x48. $175 value, each. Wv
q DOzen) FINGER-TIP TOW
ELS with fringe. $l.O0 ROc
value, dozen ..............
HO) FACE TOWELS, all linen,
fine quality sl,2' value soc
III ALL-LINEN TABLE
cIo {, os Tbs T. H s. large Size $l.95
IO ALL-LiNEN TABLECLOTHs
with six n apkins to 90 20
match. 1898 value, set %A'O~
u3) COMFORT COVERS, made
of fast-color prints. sl's8 S1.30
Ss4) TABLECLoTHS of mercer
lied cotton damask, with SOc
cOlOr6d DOrQerS
(ID HAND-PAINTED TABLE
CLOTHS in assorted sizes. 7Oc
Rummage price ..........
(9) HANDY DISH WASHERS,
complete set. Regularly 7Oc
$1O0. Rummage price -. ~
ga Pairs) RAYON TAFFETA
DRAPES, in assorted colors. ~
yards long. $2.4s value. S730
pair
u65) DOILIES, In a variety of
sizes and qualities. Plain and SO
fancy styles 29c values, each
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
|LINDLEY S. ANDERSON
| DIES AT HOME HERE
Former Division Chief at Patent
Office Had Been Ill for
Three Weeks.

Lindley S. Anderson, a. former divi-
sion chief at the Patent ONCE, died last
night at his residence, 1911 Newton
street. after an illness Of three weeks.
He had entered the Patent once in
1894.
Mr.. Anderson was a native Of .Arkan-
sas and graduate of the University
of Arkansas. He also graduated from
Georgetown University and practiced
law four years in Seattle, Wash.
He was married in 1890 to Miss Emma
Harmon. daughter Of John H. Harmon
former editor and publisher of the De-
troit Free Press. His widow survives.
Funeral services will be held Saturday
at 2 pm. at the residence. Burial will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
c. v. A. HEADS FLAY
MONTGOMERY CUT
Leaders Tell Greenstein Po-
liticaI Bias Charges
Will Follow.
BY a staff Correspondent Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, January 25.-Re-
cent changes made in the working scale
of the Civil Works Administration by
kins are economically unsound and
open the door to charges of discrimina-
Evening star., 1934-01-25
25c to $1.00
Handbags, Jewelry, Billfolds
Belts, 10c
Street Floor
TRIMMINGS

(33) HAT FLOWERS and %
coat flowers; formerly sold for 90
10c to Csc. Each. ......... W
t25) LONG OSTRICH FEATH-
ERS, in white and colors. Sold
for 75c to $l.00. CSo
Eacn ................
(49) FUR STRIPS for collar or
trimming. Sold for 79c to CSo
$1.0O. Each. &oC
900 CARDS.. ASSOC TED
TRIMMING BUTTONS, 2 to IL
on a card. Formerly sold for
10c to Csc dozen. %
Card ..................
800 CARDS. BUTTONS-Coat.
suit and dress buttons; sold for
25c to soc dozen. 3 to IL on 60
card. Card. d..............
144) SLIDES AND BUCKLES
that formerly sold for l0c 80
and l5c. Each. h............. w
1881 HAT PINS. including rhine
stone and celluloid novel; 1Oo
ties. Each. h...............
1900 Yards) DRESS TRIM
MINGS-Sequins, silk braids. jet
fringe, embroidered bands and ap-
pliqued trimmings. Sold 1So
for 39c to s1.00. Yard. -. C
(5) MIXED GREY HAIR
SWITCHES that for CD 90
merly sold for s5.98.. %S'~o
(77 Yards) BEAD TRIMMING
that formerly sold for Csc
to $3.50 yard. Rummage 70c
price. yard. d................ N
1850 Yards) SILK BRAID
TRIMMING. narrow fancy kinds
that formerly sold for l0c to
Csc yard. Rummage price, 60
yarQ .............
(57 Yards) COLORED EYELET
EMBROIDERY that for CSo
merly sold for sec. Yard AoC
(2l SETS Three-piece lace van
ity sets. formerly sold for CSo
SOC. Set. SN
(103) FLOWER SPRAYS-Dec-
orative flowers that formerly sold
& for loc ca ga h. 3 for lOc
Street Floor
Evening star., 1934-01-25
0. KS REVISED RUM BILL
Illinois Senate Accepts Report OF
Conference Committee.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. January Is P.
The Illinois Senate last night accepted
the Conference Committees revision Of
the controverted liquor control bill.
The final vote was "a to 8. Thirty
four affirmativs votes were required to
secure emergency enactment.
The committees report now goes to
the House which is to act today. More
stubborn opposition has manifested
itself to the compromise measure there.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
Wash Dresses, Etc.

$1.00 WASH DRESSES; sports
and dressy styles of pique, voile,
lawn. Prints, white and pastel
colorS; IA to 20. Rum %.
mage price. Nv
$1.98 COSTUME SLIPS, tai
lored: silk crepe and rayon satin;
black, navy and tan. o.
Rummage price. e........... NV
S1.OO PLAID BLOUSES; Short
sleeve styles: novelty trims; vari-
GUS colors; sizes So to 40. QOo
Rummage price. ce.......... wv
S1.25 to $1.59 WHITE HOOVER
APRONS: nurses and broadcloth;
long or short sleeves; sizes OK
SO to 48. Rummage price NV
Second Floor
Evening star., 1934-01-25

duty to present them for your consids
Grafton and again to emphasize the
disastrous social effect upon the work.
ers Of this sudden change in policy at
q time when a sense of security Is just
being established for them" 1t was
further asserted in the letter.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
FIREMEN TO MEET

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Md, January 25.-
Fire Marshal Calvin LAUDER of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia Fire Department will
be the guest speaker at a social meeting
and smoker OF the local firemen tonight
IN the Silver Spring Volunteer Fire
Department Building. He will discuss
the hazards of gasoline fires.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
GETS
LA GUARD|A THREAT
Special Session "Promised"
by Mayor if It Fails
to Pass Bill.
BY the Associated Press.

Oy VIIe HSSUCIHItU FTtSS.
ALBANY, N. Y, January 25.-Mayor
Fiorello H. La Guardia OF New York
suffering touch of the grip, appeared
before a Joint legislative hearing last
night and promised" that III the
Legislature does not give me my bill
Evening star., 1934-01-25
Rummage Piece Goods

(2s4 Yds.) UNBLEACHED COT
TON in remnant lengths of l to
yards. Rummage price, 3hc
yard
IIO Yds.) SILK, WOOLEN AND
RAYON REMNANTS in an assort-
ment of popular weaves, CQc
colors and lengths. Yard. N
(S9 Yds.) REMNANTS COTTON
GOODS in plain and fancy weaves.
Useful lengths. Rummage To
price. yard .................
(65 Yds.) ALL-WOOL SUIT
INGS and coatings in assorted
weaves and colors. 54 inches
wide. sl59 to $498 values. 7Oc
Yard
(35 Yds.) DRESS VELVETEEN
in gray, navy blue and rose. 36
inches wide. .sl.49 value, 6Oc
yard
(479 Yds.) COTTON TWEED
PRINTS. SO inches wide. Patterns
in washable colors. 3sc CSc
value. yard ...............
1868 Yds.) RAYON TAFFETA
in a popular assortment Of COc
colors. 80 inches wide, yard NV
1850 Yds.) UNBLEACHED COT
TON, heavy quality, SO 7C1Lc
inches wide. yard. -. AS /ZN
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
PLAY to Be Presented.

LEEWAY. Va, January Is (SpeciaD
THE District School at Blueburg
Corners a comedy. will be presented
at the Robert E. Lee School here to-
morrow night by the Falls Church
Presbyterian Sunday school for the
benefit of the Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
Neckwear and Ribbons

(36 Pcs.) SMART NECK
WEAR, slightly mussed. Formerly
sold for soc. Rummage 7Oc
pTlCc
as Yd&) FANCY RIBBONS,
moire and satin. Formerly CSo
sold for soc and 69c. Yard SOC
1927 GEORGETTE BLOUSES,
sizes "a to 36. Formerly CSc
sold for 81. Each. SOS
Street Floor
Evening star., 1934-01-25

Rummage Underwear
and Hosiery
ODD LOT RAYON UNDER
WEAR-Chemise, step-ins, pantles
and bloomers, in tailored C2c
and lace-trimmed styles =.
SILK AND HOSE-Full-
fashioned silk-and wool
hose. irregulars of Sl.00 80
quality .................
FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE
Seconds and thirds of
sl.OO to sl50 values. As loo
sorted colorS ............
RAYON STRIPE VESTS AND
BLOOMERS Sizes So 10 90
A soc values ...........
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS,
knit with rayon stripe. Re 22c
duced TO ...............
CHILDREN'S SOCKS Half
socks and anklets in va
riety of styles. Reduced to, o.
Pair ........
sl.oo BED JACKETS, of 79c
heavy rayon. Reduced to-.
79c FRENCH RAYON CREPE
SLIPS, with California or 1Oc
straight tops. Sizes "a to "A
7sc RAYON UNDIEs-women's
"Spun-lo' underwear in
regular and extra sizes. SQc
Beautifully trimmed u
sI.OO RAYON INDIES, includ-
ing extra and double extra
size chemise, panties, STEP 7Qc
ms and boomers .........
KAYSER AND DEXDALE s1.25
and S15O Kant Run" hosiery;
sheer chiffon, full-fashion- 7Oc
ed, in broken sizes. .......
S1.OO FULL FASHIONED SILK
HOSE, irregulars and Sec SSc
onds; in all sizes and colors
RAYON UNDIES-S Step-ins,
vests. bloomers and panties. in lace
trimmed and tailored styles.
Extra sizes, 44c. Regular 2Qc
SIZES
CHILDREN'S KS-Rum-
mage Sale Of half socks and 9S
sport hose in a large range
of patterns. Pairs for soc. 77c
SOC BURSON WOOL UNDA-
HOSE. to wear under your C0c
sheer hose. Pair. ........
S1.5O RAYON GOWNS and Pa
10
trimmed gowns in regular and
extra sizes; pajamas in gay color
combinations; regular ORc
sizes ...............
&c CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS
Famous b. c." fleece lined union
suits in sizes to l6. Knee CQc
or ankle length. ..........
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS-Knit
with rayon stripe. Low neck, 2Qc
no sleeves; knee length. Nv
CHILDkEN'S RAlON WOOL
ADDICTION HOSE, reduced for
quick clearance. Popular 17c
MISSES SILK HOSE, from a
famous m ker. Assorted 2Qc
colors; broken sizes. ......
soc WOMEN'S RAYON. WOOL
AND COTTON HOSE; ideal
for Winter warmth and C2c
sly Ie
Isl prs.) Sl.00 OUT-SIZE SILK
HOSE-Full- fashioned chiffon and
service weight silk hose in SOc
full extra sizes ..........
FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE,
seconds and thirds of 89c to Sl.50
qualities. Sheer chiffon, 11c
also service weight .......
BEMBERG HOSE-Perfect quail
ity, full-fashioned Bemberg hose,
the rayon hosiery de SOc
luxe .................
BURSON HOSE-FamouS BurSon
rayon and Isle hose. Knit 1Oc
to fit without a seam.....
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-01-25
Rummage Home Needs


(25) 15c PILLOW TOP
SQUARES, in various color -,
full designs. Rummage price ~
t23) Sc CURTAIN AND
DRAPE CRANES; heavy, strong
construction. Rum age o.
price
(93) Csc CURTAIN RODS: for
heavy curtains complete, ready
to instalD. Rummage 1Oo
price
(6) Sc FLOOR MOPS: o.
large size. Rummage price ~cN
u3 25c FELT-BASE RUG
MATS; various attractive L.
patterns Rummage price. AoC
GH CARD TABLES. excep-
tionally we'll constructed;
folding type. Rummage kOo
price ................
(5sss yards) DRAPERY RAYON;
regularly 69c a yd so
inches wide Rummage 90
price, yard. ............. wv
(2) TAPESTRY WOOL RUGS;
sizes 8.3xl0.6, 6x9 and 9xl2 #.
Resulariy sl995. Sll.5O
1907 ssc WINDOW SHADES;
satin finish: ecru and
green; size 3x6 #. Rum 1Oo
mage price. f1C
u5) 3Oc EXTENSION RODS;
heavy heavy % quality Rum l2Tc
(72) 1Oc WOOD CURTAIN
POLE SOCKETS. Rum =.
mage price. a set. t......... ~
$50 Ft.) IOc BRASS FLOOR
COVERING BINDING; 1-inch
width. Rummage price, per 90
loot ..................
patterns and colors. Rum 30
mage price. per yard. ..... ~
G53 Yards SC CARPET BIND
ING; blue. rose, tan, green and
black. Rum mag price, 30
yo. ..................
NOJ 1dFOSD lZi2C DhAfEh1
FRINGE; blue and gold, also
blue and rose. Rummage 20
price, yd.. ..................
(371a YARDS 59c DENIM; SO
in. wide; blue and green. COo
Rummage price. yd.. NV
(36 Yards 29c STRIPED I
DUCK; in white and tan color
combinations. Rumm age 1So
price, yd.. d..................
1898 Ft.) WOODEN CURTAIN
POLE; heavy, 112-in. size. Rc
Rummage price, per ft...... w
1000 Yards) 15c CRETONNE
AND CURTAIN MARQUISETTE
REMNANTS; in various desirable
lengths. Rummage price, 7Oc
yo. ................
q Pairs) RAYON DAMASK
DRAPES; 21z yds. long, and Is
in. wide; rose, green,
blue and gold. Rum &7 20
mage price. pr.........
Third Floor
Evening star., 1934-01-25
Mems Broadcloth Shirts
= 70, 81 90

olor in size. yet the range is from IA to II.
EMS CAPS, of fancy MEMS NECKWEAR: n
ds checks and fancy mix qualities coorul Mogadore
S; sizes 6s4 to 7ss. 1Qc stripes Rummage price
image mag -, price e,,; ;,:,;:: s.;; s,,,.,s for $l.OO
ted of fine soft cotton MLN oSc NLC AWEAh' SILK
Sizes "a to 40 rayon ana SIX aiso otner nne iao
81 o. hand tailored Rummage price
Ior @oc 3 for $l.OO
EMS 75c SHIRTS urN,S %. Cu,pTS AVN
StORTS nerfect ouany ravon
n drawers broken lots
sizes ~ sizes 30 to 36 Rlmmape price-
EMS sl.s5 to s2.4s SHAKER . for hSo
SWEATERS; crew neck; III fOC -
styles; navy MEMS RAYON UNION
36 c1 40 SUITS; perfect qualities
price SA'f| regulars; white, peach
EMS sl.oo FLANNELETTE 81 40. Rum 6Oo
HIT SHIRTS; full length; price wv
striped effects; sizes 7Oc ST. SWEAT
0 TO- Rummage price ERS; part-wool styles
Ems Sll9 FLANNELET!E broken awoo pull-overs
AMAS; coat or mooy stye assorted patterns SO
r. c, D. Rummase R7c to 4e Rummage price OOc
, :. ~ RIBBED SHIRTS
flannel: collar: rhts -
coors small. medium and drarers To- r1ad 1eV
NNeS' 'u""'"ee S.1.S9 and heavy weight. Rum 1Oc
EMS Isc COTTON sox: mage price ., =; - 49,.
we'll quality; MENS SoO And slEs NIB,
from 10 to H. BED oNlON SUI - meatun anu ala
o. and ankle length; sizes Sc Q7c
, prs. lOT DOC to a. Rummage price. "
EMS WOOL SOX; fine MEMS Sl0O AND s135 SILK
NECKWEAR; and
Isle also woed hand tailored
d. sizes 10 to H. Rummage resilient ruction 7Oc
prs. for SOC HoSE broken s S lots 81 Wool and
EMS 5c COWHIDE BELTS; cotton plain and fancy patterns
of the best manufactured: lots: 1912
ana Drown Sizes 1Oc 1112. Rummage S0c
AZ. Rummage price f1C pair .................. oOC
Street Floor
Evening star., 1934-07-26
Furniture
Exceptional Savings

49, oSeO
Walnut China Case, drawer in
base, three shelves; originally - 0E
1895. Clearance ce......... 1000,
| Maple Dresser, Colonial style,
plate mirror, four drawers; origi- ~ nE
nally 3495. Clearance. ....... ZJ.JJ
l Occasional Chair, solid mahogany frame;
spring seat, green tapestry uphol- IN nc
stered; originally 349s. Clearance 1870
3 Martha Washington Style Sewing
Cabinets, solid mahogany or walnut, n 0E
tool tray; originally 1896. Clearance J.JC
Console Table, matched walnut
veneer top, floor sample; originally O 0E
l4.95. Clearance. e............. ODD
rs Hanging Wall Racks, three shelves, C7.
walnut finish, corner style. Clearance. JIG
2 Coffee Tables, genuine walnut, round
;s:, ;'s; ';i...': e:.,.:.: glass ''''' original, 495
Coil Spring Glider, figured covering; y on
originally l195. Clearance 49,. 6sCJ
Glider, coilspring seat waterproof
covering; originally 24.95. Clear 4 A 0E
Paais Royal-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1934-07-26
Ready Made Jaspe
Slip Covers
Chairs, 81 Sofas, 81

A chance to have new slip covers at
great big saving-heavy quality jaspe,
with taped seams and box-pleated skirts.
These sofa covers sold originally at
3o5 each, but we've only 10, while the
chairs are as follows-4-button back,
2 Cogswell l Throne and Wing, sold
originally at los each.
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1934-07-26

Furniture Slip Covers, only Is, attractive
warp print cretonnes; originally 3.95.
Evening star., 1934-07-26
Great Values i'm
Boys Wear

40 Linen and Khaki Knickers, also Tom
Sawyer Shorts, broken sizes; E0.
originally lis. Clearance. :. OJC
Evening star., 1934-07-26
Notion Features
Note These Useful Items and
Extremely Lou Prices

rs Cretonne Garment Bags; originally 81
1863. Clearance Il
81 Combination Garment Hanger and On.
Cover; originally 59c. Clearance OJC
AZ Novelty Laundry Bags; originally 40
81. Clearance fJC
AZ Cedar Shoe Chests; originally 81. IT,
SiedfdnCe w
IL Women's Locker Carry-Alls; origi- IN.
nally ST.. Clearance ............ JJC
zoo Percale Dust Caps, originally l0c. T.
200 Silver Bags; originally Sc. z.
Slearance ................. ~
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-07-26
Table OF Odds and Ends
Girls Apparel

Dresses, Smocks, Tank Suits, Silk Panties,
Play Suits, Skirts and many other arti-
eles; some little soiled; regu- A.
lary 81 to 81. Clearance ....s fN
Evening star., 1934-07-26

Underwear Clearance
Al Rayon Bandeaux Combinations, 81, c0-
"a and 36; originally 81. Clearance. JUL
20 Gauze Cotton Briefs; originally 29c. IN
Clearance ...............-.. xVN
81 Rayon Panties and Mesh Cariocas; o.
originally 29c and 39c. Clearance 80. kkC
so Kayser Sport Sweaters, ID, Is and co.
Is; originally 81. Clearance -..... 0JC
7 Kayser Shorts; originally 81. 70
Clearance, each. ...............~. CJC
d;.ss, III k.yi;' lss sss e:a'.as: S:' Is and is SEC
33 Munsing Rayon Panties, small size; o.
originally 75c. Clearance. ......... kJ(
rs Munsing Rayon Sep-ins, small, me- IN.
dunn, large; originally 75c. Clearance CUV
Palas Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1934-11-22

Wilson, Jenny Turnbull, Jean Pearson,
Hazel Sayre and Betty Sands.
Evening star., 1934-11-22
Bidding on Base Ball Market
Brisk at Minors Big Meeting g

signed as manager Fort Worth of
Texas League.
White Sox release Catcher John
Pasek on option to st. PaulI release
Pitcher Milton Bocek outright to
Dallas.
Buffalo purchases Outfelder How
ard Macfarlane from st. Joseph in
straight cash deal
st. Louis Browns admit they would
part with Second Baseman Oscar
Melillo, but are demanding more than
clubs would give.
Rumors.
Yankees place Outfelder Ben Chap
man on trading block for best offer, a
young player preferred.
Cubs dicker with Boston Braves for
Pitchers Dutch Brandt and Frank
house.
OF half dozen lively bidding major
league clubs, the Cincinanti Reds lead
in the race for First Baseman Johnny
Mize, Rochester star. If Reds obtain
Mize, they will offer First Baseman
Jim Bottomley for sale or trade.
Manager Bill Terry expects to play
only half as many games next season
and wants capable sub for himself
at first base for the Giants. Ditto for
Manager Charlie Grimm of the Cubs.
Evening star., 1934-11-22

BY the Associated Press.
r OUISVILLE, KY, November %
Facts and rumors from the
IL major-minor league player
mart:
Facts.
Chicago Cubs give Pitchers Bud
Timing and Dick Ward and cash
to st. Louis Cardinals for Pitcher
Tex Carleton.
Cincinnati Reds pay $4,000 to
st. Louis for two stars from Cardinal
farms: Third-baseman Lew Riggs.
Columbus, and Out1elder Ival Good
man, Rochester.
Cleveland gives Pitcher Bob Wei
land, Inf1elder Johnny Burnett and
cash to st. Louis Browns for Out
fielder Bruce Campbell.
Chicago White Sox buy Vernon
(George) Washington, star Indianapo-
lis outhelder and hitter, for cash
ana Pitcher Phil Gallivan and In
fielder Billy Sullivan, former White
Sox player who played with Mil
waukee last season. Indianapolis
traded Sullivan to st. Paul for Third
baseman Otto Bluege in straight
transaction.
Boston Red Sox sign working agree
ment with Knoxville of Southern As
sociation and release Second-baseman
Clarence Blair of Syracuse, Outfielder
Max Rosenfield, Syracuse; Shortstop
Walter Novack, Reading, and Third
baseman William Klutch, Reading,
to Knoxville
Pittsburgh Pirates buy Pitcher Mace
Brown from Kansas City.
Cubs and Pirates still angling for
deal that would send Outfelder Fred
die Lindstrom and Pitcher Larry
French of Pirates to Cubs for Pitcher
Guy Bush, Outflelder Babe Herman
and cash.
Catcher John Heving. Toronto,
Evening star., 1934-11-22
0UTHlT, AMERICANS
DEFEAT JAPANESE
35, 1000 See Home Team Lose on
Errors-Two.Baggers Are
Longest Bingles.

BY the Associated Press.
ATAGOYA, Japan, November o.
~ Americas transforming base
ball players nosed out another
one-run victory over the Nippon ALL
Stars today. Thirty-hve thousand
fans saw them win, 6-5, despite the
more powerful stick work of the
Japanese.
The Nipponese combed Joe Casca-
rella for four triples, four doubles and
six singles before Jimmy Foxx re-
lieved him in the eighth. The Ameri-
cans combined their 10 hits with four
Japanese errors to win.
The longest blows of the invaders
were doubles by Lou Gehrig and
Earl Averill.
The scores:
Americans ...soooooos sx-s 10 o
All-Stars .....2000l0ll|5 Is 4
Dale and Inokawa; Cascarella, Foxx
and Hayes, Berg.
Evening star., 1934-11-22
Browns Score in Deal.

a that the Cardinals t i ALREADY had
been sold to Lew Wentz, Million
aire Oklahoma oil man, for one mil
lion and a quarter dollars, it still was
denied. Wentz, however, was around
and very busy man as he watched
the cash roll in.
The Cardinals, however, didn't do
all the trading and selling. The ST.
Louis Browns, represented by the
sharp Rogers Hor:.sby, swung a deal
whereby the Browns got a bundle of
cash, estimated at $4,000, together
with Pitcher Bob Weiland and In
fielder Johnny Burnett from Cleve-
land for Outfielder Bruce Campbell.
The Rajah was showered with con-
gratulations by the other traders for
that one, but the Indians appeared
we'll pleased.
The Chicago White Sox also parted
with a big bank roll and Pitcher Phil
Gallivan and Inf1elder Billy Sullivan
to get Outfielder Vernon George
Washington from indianapolis.
Other Trades Cooking.
AT LEAST a dozen deals OF the
~ large and small variety were
pending today as the traders
resumed their huddles in the hotel
lobbies. The most important one on
fire was a transaction whereby the
Cubs would give Pitcher Guy Bush
end Outhelder Babe Herman and
cash to the Pirates for Pitcher Larry
French and Outfelder Freddie Lind
strom. Both sides admitted that was
the deal, but held off its completion
Outside the player market, the big
noise was stirred up by the squabble
between the International League
and American Association over the
resumption of the little world series.
The two circuits met collectively and
individually for hours last night and
decided nothing.
The I. L., however, decided its pen
nant winner would be decided over
a 154-game schedule, but that it
would hold the usual four-club post
season play-off, objected to by the
A. A. The A. A. has voted against
all play-offs.
Evening star., 1934-11-22
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more first and Washington at 2:30
and Philadelphia's first team and
North Jersey at $50.
The new Southeast first team and
the Southeast Reserves will clash Sun
day at 3 o'clock in an exhibition
match at the Madeira School.
The new teams will be announced
at the banquet for the visiting teams
Saturday at the Broadmoor.
Members of the ll-Washington
team are Mrs. c. z. Turney, Edith
Wetherby, Mrs. Charles P. Lukens,
president of the Washington asso-
citation; Elizabeth Plimpton, Mary
Sproul, Elizabeth Cooper. Mrs. Robert