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, 1934-12-31
RIFLES Whip
LIONS TO 0


MISSION April 30-A hotly dis
puted n. In the third inning gave
the Mission $3.50 Rifles a y ~ o
win over the fast McAllen Lions
Sunday tn the first cf q series q
summer games between the two
Upper Valley seni-pro baseball
clubs.
Leo Na1o. hard hitting Rifle riEht
fielder. hit along the third base line
into left field m TIE third inning
for two bases. driving I'm Cara and
Barreda ahead Of him- Many Of the
fans proclaimed the bali q foul. but
Guerra. base umpire. decided other
wise and the two runs stood. san
cher then hit safely 70 send Na10
home fm the third run.
Except Tor the third inning break
neither team could pack n suftl-
Gent WALTON % score. Behind sre0av
pitching. both teams played fast.
clean baseball each club uetf-nr
three errors. The clubs viii play
again IN McAllen within the next
few weeks.
, 1934-12-31
Cochrare and Osborn
Battle Here Monday

and COchrane lost a SO side BET
To q Brownsville man.
In an effort 10 get his money
back, 70 the story goes. Cochrane
has posted u $50 bet OF the en-
counter here tonight. II this Is the
case. the wrestling fans are I'm for
a rare treat. because the big marine
VIII b. out 70 win ii short order.
lie faces 3 tough hurdle III Osborn.
however, fer. all joking aside. this
Dallasite Is n Of the toughest
grunts IN the business ~ the south
west. Dobie Is q headliner In the
biFzest arenas 81 the state.
Osborn has always been d hlg IA
Kcrlte IN Brownsville and re IS GER
tain TO have a big following Mon
day night.
The semi-flnal brings together
Bob Blair and Jack Mccarthy.
The card Will ger under way az
$50 2. N. 81 the WV arena
, 1934-12-31
E~5hls Battle
Ayss Tonight

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, 1934-12-31
Harrington Wins
Over Brownsville

HARLINGEN. April s0-Harlin-
gen golfers walked away V1th their
nter-city match with Brownsville
minister's here Sunday w \ margin
OF n points.
II Was the second victory for ne
Hub city golfers Rs ther 49, ore
FaOukly defeated the visifrr ON
their home course.
harlnEen won the to5 fClrsome
When Hi Cooke defeated Charley
F1cEeH > and 2 anc r. I. Cham
Def-AD look The measure ~ Young
= cAAn-< one up Cooke recent
~ defeated Puckett ~ the n.g--rs-
vile course GO win the annneT s--irF
tournament.
One of the few BroEnsvrII. We
tories uzs tuned I'm hy Jlrmia
George who defeated d. Lar
EdinburE-
, 1934-12-31

rulSrurL1E caused by the ADDITION
0f Ehe ~EhnEr cenleEH
Pred Plgrxn- who czvorLS ~ ShorI
center And n iefI field for the ElEk
le3oE the regulars with a HUSKY
eating average q SIS through
nGElrk b4lkE1 D. ia SEle-EE Ii ~
sexEanEk a. tie bGtacrE pAlteT.
LAuser m thk FpeEx and Aldricge
nf the Ekk have higher marks than
Pilgrim. pr lhey have een action
r. 0nly ODe game.
I1f Eagle = the haEneSt nit
tina team a. the circuit. and me
&C Tie prB1e ra4aons t0r tnlk Ia
Santos CeyGDe 1heir right fielder.
uho ranks neE 70 Pilgrim with 4
80 uark after an even dozen trips
10 me pale.
, 1934-12-31

6AM ANTONIO Apr1 sg-Hen-
~ Esn4a GNxnF znclMnapcAS naE-
Sec wAm knpDc BeEnT rereE here
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Mzm1nnkE d gmlnEz1ew w1Bc hnG beer
nmmzpmMmAEM ~w1EnmulAay an Thm Val
-. e EnE NecaK1 tNr-xuEnder.
, 1934-12-31

Ill Seaman. un016LruSiTe ASS
Ianf county attorney. has 4 LOT Q.
chores 10 perform with tie found
er1ne Athletic club By playing flrsi
THIRD and pitch. Bu re ms founc
time 10 ccEnplie g batting average
e e. % RANK third among the
regular batter. Re Z lay the r1I-
los c. the hioatec pellet. but his
nirr4ng Goes nor OEersna10W as
fielding ieRu lie has been guilty q
uniE on3 error this seGs0n afier
handing 1s tleldng chances
PAU EolgntalnE. Los FTean0E los
alL rhe EAglex gain az third base
ranks fourth among the regulars
N11h q nark OF ass The fast
EnroKEg guardian Of tie not cor
has h1t safety five tuies IL II
ERs o. b@I Inc former Los Pres
nn rekoerf has handed Is hard
nelo1ng chances With o1iy one er-
rr.
l. Se1el Athletic clzs outfielc-
er. naE Beer giving Seaman strong
a11 Az pounding n the runs rs
fecorc q AZ hiR II IL tines q baz
g1Fr hin u nark of A1S fer itrh
razk a1ung re regular hafterA
O<1x knclng htrteTx among the
Regulars hriuoe ChRrary crachf OF
- EAE&k a Garcia q the FlYer
SchE1y PuckeEt q the EIkk anc
knooiph Ext - of the Veterans.
1M season a. only three weeks
&C anc rnf averages have lite
nA9uaficaEce o. this SmRf uf the
schednf Some a. rhe hitter mre
banging away orer fheir heacS
MnAk acme have not hif their
sr1on e lac there are 2n plav-
eEB ] nrhe league wno have not %
hmAnec q sale naoM.
, 1934-12-31
Walker Cup Team
Reaches Scotland

81 ANDREWS. Scotland. AD-fl
A-1-Tf American walker -up
Tear Grove lise gu.l balls into che
ocean On TIER trip across the At
-ArfE Monday Captain Francis
Duirnef and his mates prepared ~
1ar practice over 81 AndreEs
Eorlc-tarn0uS Inks where rhe
mortality rate for golf pellets. A.
though h2ga wouldn't be cute SO
excessive
TIE Team O. nine c0npeted n
eAst1arc crossing Sunday night.
Tired bur confidently boxing for
vac % me international matches
May II and y. they arrived AZ this
ancient gna1lng center shorty be-
fore Midnight.
, 1934-12-31

Tie fireworks. the whole fire.
works vii H. on display ~ the WV
grunt foundry here Monday night
when Pretty Boz Dchie Osborn
tSngles with jail House George
Cochrane, the double tough 20
pound eX-marile Eho frequently
linos himself behind the eight ball
Tor creating r0ts.
CocnrAne was cicualliled for
ronghing when he WTeElfd Osborn
II the HarAngen arena last week
The bour resulted lynn \ rear riot
, 1934-12-31

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, 1934-12-31

% one Ia denying
he fact that
ne Brownsville
Playground Base
al league Is :
pIriler : circuit
what with rne
league batting
average Etancin
a. 3 G CT -
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nave been doing
rlghl. well lby
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spite q the inflelc
, 1934-12-31

HOUSTON April So Tommy
Freeman former welferweizht
Champion. NIL have his hands fun
here Tuesday night when he crnss-
e. mnuAieS with Billy Thomas Free-
naAn stands an well with Houston
fans Through MS sensational We
tnres over Al Balhanp Mnd Buster
MAElini last year.
Thomas ard Freeman f0ugtrt 4
L-EnHnd crnw a. ~ LmmnermaiR
"a Il March
Louis bnaKc ard Lou ArTsola are
.matcEHn - the aemi-fannL
, 1934-12-31

Sundays Results
Cleveland Z. Detroit l.
NeW YORK y Boston r
3D.. LOUIS q. ChlcmMn nj
Washington Z. Phlladnlphia a.
Mondays Schedmls
o. Louis az DeEHolt.
Cleveland az ChicaRo
Philadelrlia at Boston
NeE YORK a. WAshlnEtnn
, 1934-12-31

san An1onl0 ga Beaumont 81
Dallas 7-5. Oklahoma CITY IL.
Tulsa a. Fort Worth a
Galveston 7. Houston a
Mondays Schedule
Beaumont a. San Anionln
Dallas a. Fort WORTH
Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
Houston ~ Galveston
, 1934-12-31

Taft - 49, $3.50 7. MISSION 2
Tlorhia 49, Yoder to q. Sellers
- Jails-off Walsh a off
es-lmeyer 2. Struck out-by walsh
s. by Str0hmeyer O. Umpire-Guerra
and Femet. Tme-ls40-
, 1934-12-31
Ceyanes And
Seaman Lead Hitters

Garcia 38S, CLARK 3s3; Cara 27s:
Ath4e-c Cub Y nlan 49,, Sew
Ell A2e. George Ss3.
The averages q Al players. with
exception OF 20 Who have failed to
obtain a safe blow. arr set out be-
loW.
So wwwmm
, 1934-12-31

NEW YORK, April 3O-P-
FREDDIE Miller. National Boxing
ASSOCIATION featherweight title
h0luer. and Vince Dunccc. mndle-
weight king. stake their champion
ships III i5-rounc bouts this wees
Miller. clever sDu-hpaW from
Cincinnati, tangies with Paul Daxxo
u Chicago ~ the headline bout ~
LOuisFilles annual DerbE-eFe box
ing show Friday while Dundee, MO
makes his home r Newark. will
meet al Diamond OF Paterson. M.
j., IN Diamonds home toKn Thurs
day. Both champions figure To win
handily.
Othe-wiSe the national boxing
schedule for the week In marked by
u ~ten-round match Ia Madison
square Garden here Friday night
between Walter Neusel OF Germany
end Tommy Lcughran C. Philad4i-
pliA. err engagement trat mas
determine what the future no.1s
for the blonde Teuton heayywelgN
III he wins. NelSei may be given
IA chance 10 meet the winner OF en-
forthcoming title match between
Primo Camera and Max Baer.
, 1934-12-31

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Sundays Results
Pittsburgh ". CinclnLatI III
Brooklyn 81 Philadelphin r.
s. Louis ? Chicago a.
Boston G View YORK a
Mondays Schedule
Bnookirnt Philadelphia
ClncinnaH New YORK
ChlrlRD Mt y 3D. L0uA
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, 1934-12-31

Buffalo O.. SYRACUSE A1AGIh
Rochester SO Aloany
Noarrra. 6-5 Newark A-
Toronto So. Baltimore 81.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
ICKES TO KEEP OUT
OF TRAFFIC TANGLE.
Secretary Declares Parking Prob
lem Is Up to Park
Director.

AS the first two-hour limit parking
signs were put in place yesterday
near the Navy and Munitions Build
ingS, Secretary Ickes made it clear
he has no intention Of dabbling in the
traffic controversy.
The row has produced a petition
signed by 1000 Government employees,
protesting against the ban. IckeS as
serted the problem is up to Arno B.
Cammerer. director of the National
Parks Service
Capt. P. j. Carroll Of the United
States park police had erected two
hour limit signs along the cinder
roadway between the West Potomac
Park golf course and the reflecting
pool Of the Lincoln Memorial.
The captain asserted that he will
give the parkers there a couple of
days warning before the two-hour
limit is cracked down" He consid-
ers two hours is sufficient to play a
nine-hole golf game, but indicated
that this rule might be relaxed on
Sundays. The principal aim of the
signs, he declared today. is to ehmi-
nate the all-day parkers.
Toward the latter part of the week,
Capt. Carroll proposes to put up ad-
ditional two-hour- limit signs along
the roadwayS leading to the Lincoln
Memorial, he said today.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
BENEFIT PROGRAM.

A dance recital will be presented by
pupils of Marie Bozievich at the
Takoma- Silver Spring High School
auditorium this evening at 8:l5 pm.
The program will consist OF diversi-
fed group of ballet and interpretative
dances and will be concluded with an
Egyptian ballet. The costumes for
the ballet are reproductions OF ancient
Egyptian dress and are being pre-
pared by the children participating.
Proceeds from the entertainment will
go to the Takoma Volunteer Fire De-
partment. The children taking part
are Marilyn Underwood, Lois Ritner,
Mary Howard, Peggy Ann Pumphrey.
Antoinette Bo2ievich, Betty Jane
Abercrombie, Muriel Anderson, Dor
othy Alice Davis, Marjorie Halstick,
Ruth Howard, Ferris Linthicum,
Muriel Moss, Edith Peacock, Virginia
Roe, Betty Strunk, Agnes Culleen,
Dorothy Davis, Eleanor Linthicum,
Carol Mallory, Jean Lampson, Betty
Jane Merrill, Beulah Phippeny,
Esther Phippeny, Alice Jane Walker,
Eva Smythe and Mary Louise Wright.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-National Players In The
Road to Rome" at $50 pm.
PaIace-"We're Not Dressing" at
11:45 am. las. 3:45. 5:45. 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Affairs of a Gentleman, -
at IL am, 12:49, 2:38, APT, GIG,
sos and 9:54 pm.
FOx-Now I'll Tell" 1890 am,
i:20, AIS, 7 and e::55 pm. Stage
shows. Lupe Velez in person, at 1915,
$40, SIS and $50 pm.
Gayety-"Lovely Lilies" at II noon,
AIS and BIS pm.
Columbia-"Hold That Girl" at
11:10 am, 1855, 2:45. 4:30, $40,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"For Men" at
1855 am, 2:05, 4:40, ITO and $40
pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"F Finishing School," 4"
at 1l:l5 am. 1902, 2:49, 4:36, 6:23,
$40 and 9:57 pm.
Earle" "Smarty," at II am, 1885,
4:30. 7:25 and 10 pm. Stage shows
at 1890, $50. 6:25 and pm.
Tivoli-"S "Spitfre" at 2:2O, 4:05,
5:55, TAO and $50 pm.
Ambassador-'Men in White at
els, sos ami $50 pm.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
IN DANCE PROGRAM.

Surprising talent was exhibited by
the l6 young girls, members OF Amy
Behrend's dancing class, at their re-
cital at Juanita K. Nye Council House,
609 Sixth street southwest. yesterday
afternoon. Guests. relatives and friends
of the members of the class were
present for the occasion.
Among the specialties presented
were The Persian Market" Chinese
Temple "Minuet" and "Glisten
Dance" by the entire class. Little
Miss Bernice Klaven did a solo dance,
The Minute Waltz" and Gertrude
Ceppos and Mary Bowman danced
the Virginia reel and a hungarian
dance.
The girls taking part were Bernice
Klaven, Mildred Weeks, Evelyn Weeks,
Margaret Murray, Jennie Murray,
Constance Margelos. Mary Bowman,
Rose Wakes, Rose Friedman. Doris
Crowley, Gertrude Ceppos. Rebbecca
Mensh. Bernice Phillips, Lottie Laskin,
Daisy Miles and Betty Brown.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
JUNIOR DAY PROGRAM.

The board Of directors Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Federation of Music
Clubs and other officers will attend
the Junior day program Saturday,
which will be held at 1910 Con-
necticut avenue at $3.50 to 5:45 and
1880 to l0:45 pm. as a concluding
event for the Junior department Of
the D. c. Federation OF Music Clubs.
The following junior counselors will
present their pupils: Madeleine
Aughinbaugh, Lucy M Boyer, Vir-
ginia Bestor, Thelma Callahan. Flora
NJ. Clayton, Louise Coutinho, Mary
Park Clements, Elena DeSayn,
Tamara Dmitrieff, Daisy Fickenscher,
Frances Gutelius Smith, Mrs j. L.
Guion, Mary Gresham, josef Kaspar.
Esther LinkinS, Celia Luce, Lillian
Peterson, Mabel P. Payne, Arsenic
Ralon, Robert Ruckman. director Ep-
worth M E. Junior Choir; Enid Will
Hams Staley and Eta Schmid Wells.
The public is invited TO attend.
Evening star., 1934-05-24

What Now" a perturbation OF the
book by Hans Fallada. In this Frank
Borzage production, Douglass Mont
gomery is seen in the leading role
opposite the star.
The week beginning June IS will
bring to the Earle screen Many
Happy Returns" a farce In which
everything happens. George Burns and
Oracle Allen, Guy Lombardo and his
Royal Canadians, Joan Marsh, George
Barber and William Demarest supply
the comedy.
Merry Wives OF Reno" Warner
Brothers comedy riot, in which the
entire quota of Warner laughmakers
have been cast, will be on the screen
starting Friday, June %. The fun
makers are Margaret Lindsay, Donald
Woods in his first screen appearance
Evening star., 1934-05-24
SINGERS AND DANCERS
GIVE ANNUAL PROGRAM
Pupils Sure in Their Technique
and With Good En-
semble Voices.
BY ALICE EyERSMAN.

Il
The program given by the students
OF the King-Smith Studio-School in
the patio of the United States Cham
Der of Commerce was attended by
large audience last evening. From
the flower -decked balconies under the
shaded lights Les Fauvettes," a
group Of young singers. sang simple
songs in unaffected manner. Their
fresh voices. true in pitch and eX-
cellently blended, were particularly
we'll suited to the numbers chosen
Nevin's 20 That We Two Were
Maying," a "Viennese Waltz Song"
The Old Refrain" by KreiSler, and
Strauss The Beautiful Blue Danube
Waltz" Several solo voices were al
resting by reason of their quality, but
the general ensemble, crisp and clear
in rhythm and nuance, held even
greater charm. The effect was one OF
beauty and simplicity.
The Caroline Mckinley rhythmic
dance group presented again their IN
depreciation Of Mozart'S symphony
in G Minor" In a short preliminary
explanation Miss Mckinley told OF
the manner in which the dance pat
tern was worked out, using chart 10
demonstrate the figures.
There was no attempt at inter-
preting the musical content OF the
symphony, but plan to portray IN
dance movements the form OF the
music. This was based on circles and
straight lines Subtly interviewer and
usually descriptive of the musical
pattern. With dominant themes as
signed to certain dancers and re-
peated at each recurrence by the same
dancer. the construction of the SYM
phony was made unusually clear with
the 'eaf assisted by the understandable
and appropriate movements OF the
dancers. In the Allegro Motto" the
'Minuetto" and parts of the ALLEGRO
Assai," the pattern was sharply
etched, but in the "Andante" and
portions of the final movement less
clearly defined. The potentialties OF
this new angle of the dance for aiding
in the understanding of musical form
is vast and should be as much part
of musical study as the more inter-
pretative side.
The dancers were sure in their tech
nique and sure of the muSic-a diff
cult feat of accomplishment when
major musical composition OF such
length and intricacieS is considered.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
VIRGINIA RAILS PLAN
FREIGHT RATE CUTS
Given by I. C. c.
to Meet Southern Points Com
petition From Baltimore.

BY the Associated Press.
Railroads serving Norfolk. Newport
News. Primers Point, Portsmouth,
Richmond and West Point. Va, were
authorized by the Interstate Com
merce Commission yesterday to reduce
freight rates from Southern points
to the same level as freight rates from
these points to Baltimore.
The authorization was made by the
commission to enable the railroads to
meet Baltimore competition.
The new rates are to be no higher
than the waterfall rates between
Baltimore and the same points in
Southern territory authorized in
previous report. At the same time
the authorization permits the rail-
road companies to charge higher rates
between intermediate points than to
the water carrier points.
Evening star., 1934-05-24

in Washington, Guy Kibbee, Glenda
Farrell, Hugh Herbert. Frank McHugh,
Ruth Donnelly. Hobart Cavanaugh
and Roscoe Ates.
The final booking Of the new list
Of attractions, but one of the most
important, Is Mae West in 1T Amt
No Sin," which will have a world
premiere In Washington on Friday,
June 20,
Evening star., 1934-05-24
QUIT RELIEF ROLLS
Threat of Publicity Brings Re
suits in California.

LOS ANGELES, May "a (P.-Earl
E. Jensen, county superintendent of
charities, announced recently he in
tended to discuss. with the Board of
Supervisors a proposal to publish the
names of persons on the county char
ity rolls.
He said today 245 persons have ap-
peared at district offices of the We'll
fare Department and asked to have
their names removed from the case
books. Six appeared with money to
reimburse the county for funds they
admitted they had received by making
Misrepresentation when they were
placed on charity rolls.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
THE EARLE'S LIST.

Warner Brothers Earle Theater will
have, in the next few weeks, an un-
usual lineup Of pictures, says John j.
Payette, the zone manager for WASH
s,on, who books these attractions
int, he Earle.
TIE screen offering June 1 will be
Warner Brothers production of THE
Key" with William Powell and Edna
Best starring. and in which Maxine
Doyle plays a part as a little Irish
dancing miss. THE Key" is a tale
of romance and adventure during the
turbulent days when the Sim Fein's
uprising set all Ireland ablaze.
This will be followed on June 8 by
Margaret Sullivan in Little Man
Evening star., 1934-05-24
IN DANCE REVUE.

The first edition Of Georgia Grisso's
revue of dance, "Going Modern" will
be given Saturday evening at Almas
Temple, 1915 K street, N. W., at 8
o'clock. After the revue, Dot Wild
mans orchestra will play for ballroom
dancing from 10 to II pm.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
ANNUAL DANCE REVUE.

Lillian and Jock Hoffman, are
presenting their dance pupils in their
annual revue, Magazines of 1884" at
Wardman Park Theater Friday and
Saturday evenings at 8 o'clock. The
children will portray. in song and
dance, various magazine characters.
Evening star., 1934-05-24
CLEARED IN LYNCHING
First Man Tried in Kentucky
Case Is Acquitted.

HAZARD, KY, May "a R.-Lee
Gibson, coal miner, was acquitted
last night of charge of participation
in the lynching of Rex Scott, colored
the night of January "a. The de-
fendant did not take the stand. One
prosecution witness had testified he
heard Gibson say he fired the first
shot into SCOTS body after the
hanging.
Five other men face similar charges.
They are Petite Carroll, Will Kinser,
Ed Bentley. John Watts and George
Watkins. Gibson was the first to be
tried. The colored man was charged
with slugging Alexander Johnson,
miner, who died an hour after Scott
was lynched.