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Evening star., 1934-10-16
ARMY ORDERS

Watson, Lieut.. Col. Arthur Pope,
Infantry Reserve, ordered home to
await retirement, October 81.
Boatwright, Capt. John R., In
fantry, detailed as instructor, South
Carolina National Guard, Spartan
burg, s. c.. October 20.
Leighton, Capt. Harry R., Vet
Urinary Corps, from Fort Lewis,
Wash, to Seattle.
Meredith, First Lieut.. Paul E.,
Quartermaster Corps, to be examined
by an Army retiring board at head
quarters, 9Th Corps Area, Fort Sam
Houston, Tex.
Greer. First Lieut.. Charles s.. Vet
erinary Corps, promoted to captain
from October 10.
Roos, First Lieut.. Guy A., Coast
Artillery Corps Reserve, promoted to
captain from October 10.
Hoffpauir, First Lieut.. Jesse Silas,
Quartermaster Corps. promoted to
captain from October 10.
Henley, Second Lieut.. Franklin s.,
Air Corps, from San Francisco to the
Hawaiian Department January S.
Steinbock, jr., Second Lieut.. Paul
W., Coast Artillery Corps, from Fort
Macarthur, Calf, to Fort Slocum,
N. Y.
The following officers to be retired
from active service october 81:
Stokes, Maj. Charles A., Infantry.
Golden. Capt. James B.. Quarter
master Corps.
Wheelin, Capt. James, Infantry. O.
Each of the following officers as
signed to duty at the station indicated
after his name upon completion OF
his present tour of foreign service:
Andrew, First Lieut.. James w., to
Air Corps Training Center, Randolph
Field, Tex.
Denniston, First Lieut.. Joseph G. A..
to Mitchell Field, Long Island, N. Y.
Douthit, First Lieut.. Lawrence H.
to March Field, Calf.
Glenn, First Lieut.. Albert F., to Fort
Crockett, Tex.
Wasser, First Lieut.. Lee O., tc
Selfridge Field, Mich.
Dodson, Second Lieut.. Aubrey K.
to March Field, Calf.
GlantZberg, Second Lieut.. Frederic
E., to Langley Field, Va.
Odom, Second Lieut.. Thetus c., tt
Langley Field, Va.
Each Of the following second lieu.
tenants of the Air Corps promoted te
first lieutenants on October /:
Earnest, Charles H.
Pennington, Hansford w.
Hix, Guy r.
Buckman, Donald w.
Woodbury., Murray G.
Ives, Norman H.
Wurtsmith, Paul B.
Robertson, William A. r.
Choate, Robert E. L.
French, Edwin r.
Persons, John w.
Bentley. William c., jr.
Cheyney, Sam w.
Warren, Max II.
Tucker, Edwin L.
Rhudy, Ralph @.
OFT, Isaac w.
Underhill, Edward H.
Meyer, Trenholm J.
Keough, John J.
Maverick. william H.
Sloan, william p.
Kinzie, George r.
Boyd, Albert.
McCauley, James w.
Evening star., 1934-10-16
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.
Eastern Standard Time.

L. P. Mansfield, supervisor Of the
bond department Of the Prudential
Insurance Co. of America, viii be the
speaker during the "You and Your
Government" program on WRC at
7:30. His subject Is Putting Cities
on q Cash Basis"
Traffic Director william A. Van
Duzer will discuss Washington's trafhc
conditions over WRC at 6:35. His topic
is Safety in Washington"
Evening star., 1934-10-16
COLUMBIA GUILD
TOOPEN SEASON
Experimental Air Theater
Begins Sunday Program
This Week End.

-HE Columbia Dramatic Guild.
which has attained Tor IGsen
the distinction of being an ex-
u perimental theater of the air,
is preparing to begin its third
network season.
The schedule calls for Sunday
night broadcasting at 10:30 O'Clock,
starting this week end with ''The Dress
Coat Of M. Pomponet." Stephen Fox
will play the lead.
TINCLE EZRA of National Barn
~ Dance fame will bring his myth
cal small-town radio station,
EZRA, to the air again this Fall start
ing tomorrow at 1880 pm.
Instead of being heard only in Chi
cago, the program will 60 on over an
N. B. c. network.
Pat Barrett, who created the role of
Uncle Ezra more than two years ago
out of a wealth of stage, vaudeville
and radio experience, will be support
ed by large cast, including Cliff Sou
bier, Carleton Guy and Nora Cum
neen.
CEORGE REID, the versatile broad
" caster who presents the "One-
man Minstrel Show on VOL
will make his debut over the enlarged
A. B. S. network Saturday at 1880 pm
Playing the characters of end men,
interlocutor and others, Reid makes
as many as 10 different changes OF
voice in a single broadcast. His songs
from the burst-cork catalogue are
special attractions.
II EMINISCENCES of famous visi-
N tors at Mount Vernon will be
recounted by Col. Harrison H
Dodge, superintendent Of the Nations
shrine, in a broadcast Saturday over
an N. B. c. chain. His speech will
be picked up from q dinner given In
his honor at the Mayflower Hotel.
Others speakers will be Representa-
tive Beck of Pennsylvania and As
sistant Secretary Of State Moore.
yOL1CG SOE4. 6ktOWN WILL tdAc
I a prominent part in a new dra-
matte series opening on WMAL
Thursday at 8 pm. Called "Perpe-
tration and Solution of Famous Crimes
in Washington" the series will depict
the role Maj Brown played in each
episode.
Henry Nestor, Washington's "sing-
ing cop," also will take part In the
broadcasts.
Maj. Brown will open each program
with brief outline, and when he
finishes there will be fade out" and
q carefully selected dramatic cast will
re-create the crime and its solution.
MEDICATION ceremonies for the
- new Department of Justice Build
ing will be put on the air by
both N. B. G. and Columbia, october
Is. Attorney General Cummings will
be the principal speaker.
i ~
M H. AYLESWORTH. president Of
W. N. B. c., will be guest speaker
at the three hundredth per-
formance Of the Greater Minstrels on
the blue" network of his Nation
wide chain Monday. He will pay q
brief tribute to the program.
Evening star., 1934-10-16
Bullet Crippled Microphone.

A later Investigation into the Nad
raid on the headquarters Of Ravag,
vienna's radio station, which was
seized by the rebels and from which
the false report Of the downfall OF
the Dollfuss government was broad
cast, revealed that one Of the In
surgents' bullets fired during the bat
tie penetrated the microphone am
plifier. This was the reason trans
mission was halted: otherwise the
Nazi broadcasts would probably have
continued to exhort the people to
q general uprising.
Evening star., 1934-10-16
II. c. Grassland to Speak.

H. G. Grassland Of the General
Electric Co. will discuss radio service
at meeting of the Institute Of Radio
Service Men, Inc, tonight at 7:30
O'Clock at the National Electric Sup
ply Co., 1880 New YORK avenue.
Evening star., 1934-10-16

Nearly $50 new American automo-
biles are arriving in China every
month.
Evening star., 1934-10-16
sITUATTON-DONEsTIC
CONTINUED. J

WOMAN wants work Of any kind. Ora
Gaskins So K st. ne. Apt. 2.
WOMAN. with nrst-class references. would
like part time or days work. Phone
North 1881.
YOUNG GIRL, colored. desires light house,
work or nurse. Phone Lincoln 9206.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. neat, wishes
place as maid: reference. Phone Adams
71S5-W.
Evening star., 1934-10-16
SALESMAN.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Washington's finest mems wear
store has an opening for first-elass
experienced salesman. The man we
want is ! real "acep who is looking
for an opportunity with store
offering the greatest possibilities IN
Washington. Apply BY letter only,
to C. w. G., giving complete his
tory, care Of Raleigh Haberdasher,
Evening star., 1934-10-16
;. SAIE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
AUsTIN-Another completely reconditioned
terms. MS Hoiisman Motor Co. issi Goth
BUICK 1880 4-door sedan: orisinal i,niyh.
TSs IL ITsS ITTss Msso5 g. 1876 lzsh st. NV: nv:
BUICK master sedan, s97. Noian's Used.
Car Stadium. 18th and N sts. NV.
BUICK 1925 Master 4-door sedan: origi.
nal finish; Al MECHANICALLY: s4s cash.
new. runs sim iine, Excel escellens % tires; Al value: %
clean; money-back guarantee: - others:
submit sn n your terms; Bell Motor (Plymouth).
suICK 1881 mssts. 8, ' nodsl s5; perfect
tires; runs and looks like new Sc II st. ne.
BUICKS-consult T. 8. Gaddess ct Buick
Agency. 1015 14th. about trading your car
1894 with low mileage TO offer at q saving.
After pm. call my home. Met. 2161:
CHEVROLET 1889 coupe: beautiful maroon
pereea new your most careful M
service. lIS6 s0th ST. 81; NV: District si4i:
CHEVROLET 1880 2-door sedan. s195:
sSSa eers
submit your terms. Bell Motor (Plymouth),
460 n: Y. ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1884 black sedan; less than
sGsa $3.50 s. es Nh saes ssos. e.E LIN IN
CHEyE0LEr 1888 4-dooF sedanS oFisinaf
appearance and performance; S4e5. with
sor moneyisssk Sn saa ,s ggssrsntee TIE TTey Mo-
CHEVROLET 1881 sport roadster. S225;
Clean: moneylbacE eusranntee:s 7s otSers::
ssan na3 6b onS s q; y SSss
Rss %ssh NOLAN sui.f HssaS isS
CHEVROLET 1884 sedan: run less than
1000 miles: will take car in trade and
arrange terms. Call Mr.. Mullin. between
and pm. Adams 6S11.
oIlIvsY GHEvRodEr LET, 1g2s gs master coach $500
pietely reconditioned; money-back guar;
smcutS snss e S SheTs o sSaY n .ye your terms Bell
CHEVROLET 1882 de luxe coupe: 8 wheels.
dark blue original Duco paint and cream
wire wheels: In perfect mechanical eondi-
a Gss SSs ana qer runs .hs as psy Ssy.s car for Sn 0
S345; terms. Standard Motor Sales. Inc.
CHEVROLET 1884 sedan. dark Igreen NM
Sis @ osoo. d Apt. SoS. - -'A'. 1m
seat. original inish Ike new. praeticaiiy
new tires: spotiess interior, very low mile-
Trew Motor Co. 1926 18th. Dec. 1910.
CHEVROLET 1880 sedan: s215: sbsolutsly
SUBMIT gons teps Se MotoI: Ssnsss
$50 n Z. ave: NV.
CHEVROLET 1882 cabriolet: tVo-tone
wire wheels. tires Ike me new. Ai motor alsief.
s:st ss%c iiss iiasss.aasas aSss st. sssss Nv
CHEVROLET 1882 de luxe sedan. 1878:
very clean, looks new; 9 wheels. new tires:
SsssT q ssssIs sSss 2ss terms ns
CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan; Cordova
gray no-draft vcntilators. synchro-mesh
sacrifce for S4s7: money-back guarantee;
sssms nofsn Hosn 1 IssR snd extensive
CHEVROLET 1881 roadster; rumble seat.
beautiful red finish with red wire wheels.
new top. excellent motor ana rubber: S225.
nsh c .les.ns ss S.as noOr sRSs ssfs sss ne.
"Trew-vsiues, with money.baef guar.
HSns: HHsss pscstur Ss:s MGsSf 1915 Co. 1896 18th St aS
cHxvnoLET 1894 coach; has been used
very little: fully equipped. One can save
sna .nS ssss s
Co. 1884 Good Hone rd. Sc
fqHKvRoLET 1894 coach, S475. This car
y game a. new. Owned by private party.
Ss @ isss1 iIsssss1 1ss; 1s;@. asr.S sss sss isssi
(Centinue1 % Next PsKe.l
Evening star., 1934-10-16
HELP-MEN.
iCanflnuedl

NOSme1n0C 0CSsy
MAN.
For position, paying, salary, and com.
mission: must nave % sales ADJ aSllity furnish .a,
Nationsi Bank Bldg. -
RADIO statesmen.
RADIO nsn tSo sh: .1sd: sd M
ssS ssna .asees seeFnsa ass NV
TWO statesmen WANTED.
One of washington's largest .Phileo dis
triputors desires two more outside sales
men: men selected will be trained. Our
statesmen are making good money: splen-
az @ Fsiiss ssd,e Tor 81 down. A1Pls lsSi
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE. white. to live in home;
enced In general housework. Apply 700
H st. ne. Wednesday. between 3 and
5 pm.
MAN AND WIFE. white, Protestant pre-
ferred; general housework and some driy-
ing; November /; no laundry. Must be
fond Of children; nurse employed in home;
city ref. REQUIRED; s75 . month. Address
WANTED-SALESMEN.
6ALE6mEN. o. lhulAidE WIN uaitv bEVa-
ucts: salary. bonus and commission. Ap-
nly between and Pm. Room sis.
sALEsMEN-severai immediately for short
ensn compensation % to produesrs. % Non-cempe.is .i
IN. and . pm. promptly. NJ i7s5 St.
HELP-wOMEN.
A. sS-U 80 I-n-- - I.@,,%i-
full Christmas cards. Fourteen varieties.
5Oe com. Earls. Inc. 1917 II st. NV. 24s
ALTERATION HANDS for cloth coats and
dresses. Saks. $40 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS Cd. experienced in
asI years q : sae: peTmanens pea positioHs Reply
:sDssssd. Address BOZ sSs.f Star Sss
enced. for credit clothing store. Write full
particulars. Address Boz sls-E. star
CURB Girls Van'ed. Can Shepherd e. HSSa'
RasNessHEn.1ss as eSsH for sgs
s:so SaS To- e il. lao to o. 4. Mr. Il chssteTton.
ENGLISH wOMAN to take charge Of home
and s-yssI-old boy during nSthsr aSdr... n- sS
324.E. Star once.
HARDRESsERs. colored. experienced;
quaiiaed In msreeinlins: s. Ling Fsdsrsnce, I. 1s34
snS Sa s. pm nv MRS na yslentinea n1en Ds'"een -"
" Yog so a: sas 70 vS5f nssd linz
4puiS % sas sond sida no
in Petworth or Bfiglntwood: pleasant work.
sos upshur st.. j to pm.
MILLINERY sALEsIADY. ven Experienced
in selling and alterations. 1874 Connecti-
OPERATOR. GOOD finger Waver; 10 to $50.
Phone Potomac OO55 before noon.
sALEsLADIEs experienced. attractiye. not
% 0ys1 ~ s Or .1e 10 sr5 snsspsd sd eomm
Room 70s Dodse Hotel
SILK PREsSER. for new. dry-cleaning
Cleaners. 23I Upshur st. nv
sTENOGRAPHER, by real estate firm. with
% and salary gessUa expectsa. Address @ sI Box sss9
Star once.
TYPIsT-sTENOGRAPHER, competent. SELL
na ioI pp, sa h sd &C.
MATTRESSES between the ages Of 1e and
2S; GOOD salary: must have expy ence
and GOOD references. Apply 51o9 debrsis
sewing machine: experience not necessary.
Address Box 352-E. Star once.
WOMEN CD, 20 to 40 yrs. for special fa-
ctal demonstrations: training free: we do
futt. 2S21 14th NV. (2nd noorl.
YOUNG LADY. neat. under %. free to
travel with another young lady doing ad-
sa colenisI Hoss issh ana sts
YOUNG LADIES for curb service. Call ct
Harry's Blue Bird Bar-Be-o. South WASH
| ington. Va.
WILL GIVE ROOM. meals, small salary
household duties. Phone Cleveland 1850
TAT Op
Evening star., 1934-10-16

Low BUS RATES, with free pillow
and porter service to New York.
6Ersh. s6 zoo; Norfolk. 81 20; 81.
Louis. S15.5O; Los Angeles. $3.50.
Similar savings to most points in
q. 8. or Canada-Great Eastern
Bus Terminal ANNAPOLIS HoteD.
TRIcr Itds sso6' p; Or N;M vxits todSg. dSgs N'
Evening star., 1934-10-16

TAILORESSES
who are thoroughly expert
enced in altering women's coats.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL & co.
WE NEED the services of high
type saleswomen, thoroughly
experienced in ladies' wearing
apparel. No others need apply.
Superintendent's Office, Fourth
Floor, S Kann Sons Co..
DRAPERY SALESWOMEN.
We have vacancies for expert
enced drapery saleswomen. If
you are not thoroughly expert
enced and have not had recent
experience do not apply. Give
full particulars in letter if you
wish consideration. Address
Box 336-E, Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-10-16

HELP-DOMEsTIC.
SaMDs Sa15.ysr, NqnSE s|1 o e .:s:t VIII iEht
sIsss;. snsss; nesd s SHply $2o per month stay
SsSts Pc PSone HsI cisveisnd in9SieRa nssa must say
Girl. OR WOMAN. white settled. Is moth
er's helper; room and board. sic month.
1874 Sheridan st. Phone 0eorgia 5793.
GIRL. white or hight colored, for general
ay IS Week. soor SssS m s
Conn. ave. Apt, 202, after 8 pm.
GIRL. white; general housoWork experi-
SVGsS Wisconsin, sG9H s7ss tSr nome In suburbs Tel
solcrsd Da s s9sis
nights; age 20 to 35. Phone North 620s.
MAID. colored. refned. 10 until after din
are asi soGe $50
MOTHERS HELPER. white girl. IS week;
stay NIGHTS: references required. 4bO9
Ellicott st. NV.
WOMAN. colored reliable. settled. for Ten-
with snail salary. s Phone deorSis i 5S4s. Ss
WOMAN, take care Of two children. cook;
stay nlghts: S. week. Phone Lincoln 1887.
YOUNG GIRL. $50 to 3; S. week. Local
reference.- CAN Wednesday. $500 9TH st.
NV. :
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
D0MESTIC
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 2419. 1928 9th.
furnishes cooks. {. b, W.. day workers. but
lers. housemen. chauf1eurs. maids. helpers.
RUPHKR'e Employment Exchange has do
mestic Jobs for cc1ored girls with refer
ences. 1887 11th ct. NV. Good vases. no6s
NSTRUCTTON COrRSES.
VIOLIN studio harmony and ear training;
begtnners or advanced students- Doris
sturseon. 1921 Holly 81. nv. Geo. O276.
AUTO L1ssoN9 fcr permit: eesy paEkinS
and clutch control; cars furnished. Cau
'-old Reliable" Foster (whtte). Net. 1909.
BE a eECRETARY and cam more money.
Private Secretarial and Finishing coureeo
for those desiring the better-patd positions.
Qreeg or Boyd shorthand. Hookkeeptne,
sh Cslcnhi.sinf Ma,cnirsn; &c; 21qrsss my MY
VSiEsTTY. i1lSils;isi isss = t q. Natl. sSss. 80
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
EskoGL TO-DAY: SPECIAL TUITION: 50.
The C1vu service rreparetory Schoob
$40 18th 0e. NV Net. $751;
Evening star., 1934-10-16

ENROLL THIS WEEK.
FOR GREAT BARGAIN TUITION s5.
SPECIAL S. COURSES.
FILE CLERK. STATISTICAL CLERK.
A WONDERFUL COURSE.
CARD PUNCH MACHINE AND
CALCULATING MACHINE.
SPECIAL COURSES ON
COMPTOMETER, MONROE
And BURROUGHS. BEGIN TODAY a sps;
COMING EXAMS. in SHORTHAND AND
TYPEWRTTING. The Civil Service Pre-.
paratory School L. Adolph Richards, M. A.,
M. g.. Prin.. $50 18th st. NV. Met. 1887.
Evening star., 1934-10-16

In order to protect ~ advertisers
from receiving circular matter. II y
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far - possible BY The Star. Only
bona flde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers In care Of
The Star win be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket
Evening star., 1934-10-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EX.WAR NURSE AND BROTHER, pRIV-
ing to convention in Miami. would ike 3
passengers. Dist. 1889. Mt. HOLMES.
ton in Miami can accommodate three
passengers. Metropolitan 2792.
SKYLINE DRIVE. SHENANDOAH PARK.
Oct. Is: Dupont Gardens. Longwood. Pa.
Oct. 10; priv. party: share exp. Emerson
Evening star., 1934-10-16
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMEN. 5. familiar with dairy prod
ucts: salary. bonus and commission. Ap-
nly between and pm. Room s19.
SALESMEN-Severai Immediately for short
intensive training period. Immediate
compensation to producers. Non-competi.
am. and pm. promptly. III 18th St.
NV. 10"
Evening star., 1934-10-16

Large corporation In charge OF seven
at once Qualinca ations: Must be over 80.
good health. neat appearing ana accus-
toned to meeting public. Address BOX 497-
| n atar nfnce
Evening star., 1934-10-16
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Per.
sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

The rate under heading Of Per.
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
wANTED-FEw STRICTLY VEGETARIAN
boarders with or without room: adjoining
business district. Address Box 246-E; Star
ONCE. 17s
WANTED--ExCELIENT COOK FOR SMALL
boarding house pref but not nssesssssy ssss ses
HEMORRHODs ERADICATED. By MY
own method: results effective for life.
time or money back. Write for booklet:
W %fRcK S5Ss' 1855 81 Columbia as I'd m Adams osss
WATED-INsTRUCTIO IN sPEAKING
ans osr aaaless Bon qvs Star sq
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDs. CON-
Sy sas s n sss her Swn no%s pS
FUR AND CLOTH COATS REFINED.
dresses remodeled: good work and reason.
WANTED-GOOD VOICES. FAIR. READ
ers, interested in singing oratorioS With
large chorus. Address Box 2os-E. Star
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY,
there e no need to feel that they must
w. w. Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral. cars and all. for rs little es S75.
Worlds finest waterproof. airtight, guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
fSs ssa.ef for SsS snis q & sa
write your address. We will send you .
beautiful catalogue Of how We do It.
Evening star., 1934-10-16
THIS IS GOOD.

Apply room 21O at 330S 14th st. NV,
from 10 TIL (besinning Mon.). for special
work with future. Prefer neat men over
so years No peddling or sampling. Per-
sonal interview only. Pay weekly:
Evening star., 1934-10-16

HRoGL TO-DAY: srEclAL TUrrIQN s5
/ $40 1ath o. NV. Net ess7.
The Washington times., 1934-04-27
ON FIRST
VISIT HERE
SINCE '25

Although the Yale lacrosse
team does not intend to put on
o circus when it plays Maryland
tomorrow at College Park, it will
present a Barnum and Bailey
act.
As it happens, Barnum and
Bailey are two Of Yale's outstand'
ing stickmen. Barnum, in fact,
i. Is the ace of the Eli defense,
while Bailey, who plays second
attack, is a leader in the offense.
Barnum, who plays point, and
Bailey are among the five vet
erans and lettermen that Yale
will have in the game at the
start. Taylor, second defense;
,Crawley, center, and Humphrey,
cut home, are the other insignia
winners who will oppose the
Terps at the outset.
% Hill, goal; Train, cover point,
and Downs, first defense, reserves
last year, and j. Wraner and
Whitcraft, sophs, will complete
the Eli lineup.
This Is the first time a Yale
crosse team has been here since
w. A. CPinkie") Smith, Yale,
81, and All-America center while
playing for the Ellis, Is coaching
the Bulldogs.
Maryland will stick to it's start
ing lineup Of the two last games,
with the exception that it may
start Hart at point instead Of
Ennis. Others to be in at the
=face-off will be: Pfau, goal; Sill
Der, cover point; Rombro, first
defense; Snyder, second defense:
.Sothoron, center; Burns, second
attack; Thomas, first attack; j.
Christhilf, out home, and Vim
cent, in home.
The lacrosse game, which will
start at $3.50, will be preceded by
two other varsity engagements.
The Terp tennis team will take
on Virginia at / o'clock, while the
nine will engage Virginia Tech
OF 1870.
. Maryland will be after its fifth
win and a clean slate in South.
,0rn Conference competition in
meeting the Gobblers, and will
pitch Ralph Ruble, who has %
scorelesS innings against Dixie
rivals to his credit in winning all
three games he has hurled.
The Washington times., 1934-04-27
VICTORY TEAM
PLAYS RFC

The Softball team Of Victory
Post, the American Legion, will
play the Reconstruction Finance
Corporations outfit tomorrow aft
ernoon at 8 p. m. on the New York
Avenue Fairgrounds.
The Legionnaires will also play
the Public Works Administration
ten at the same place and time
on May S. Both the P. w. A.
and r. F. C. teams will enter the
Government Softball League. Vic
tory Post will be a part Of the
Capital City League which is now
forming.
The Capital City League has
made application for use Of the
Central High School Stadium to
provide daily twilight ball for resi-
dents Of the Mt. Pleasant and Co
lumbia Heights section. Six teams
already have applied for franchises
and been accepted.
They are Victory Post, Y. M
c. A., Army War College, Naval
Air Station, Home Owners Loan
Corporation and Armour and Com
pany. Teams from both the Fire
and Police departments are con
sidering invitations to enter.
The Legionnaires have some OF
the best hardball players ever to
grace the sandlots Of the city
although they are somewhat
larger around the waistlines than
when in their prime. They will
line UP Saturday as follows
"Untz" Brewer, CT; Dutch" Axt,
SIS; Johnny Bleier, IT,; "Tots"
Long, So: plain Talk" Bealle,
1b; Charley Reynolds, %;
Danny Maher, CT: "Aguinaldo'
Carvajal IF; Ford" Henry, C;
DOC" Peters and Pop" De-
Cast, pitchers.
Manager Murtaugh, of the Gov
ernment Spendthrifts, announced
his lineup as follows: Quinn, IS;
Mullner, 1b: Singer, p; Maxwell,
c; Hutchinson, 2b; Lee, 3h; Carew,
IF: .Daiss, scf; Adams, CT, and
Gam, II.
The Washington times., 1934-04-27
LIE LACROSSE TEAM LNVADES COLLEGE PARK FOR TILT
G.. W. Netmen ROHt
Wake Forest, 8 to 0

The George Washington Uni
versity tennis team scored its Sec
ond victory in as many days yes
terday when it repulsed Wake
Forest College, 90. The North
Carolinians won only two sets.
Scores:
Edwards defeated Dickinson, 6-1,
IS, g.: Robinson defeated Hanson,
Ga, 60; Bennett defeated Hutchins
6-4, 6-1; Pierce defeated Fletcher,
6-1: Lee defeated Collins, 60, 6-3;
Edwards and Robinson defeated Dick
inson and Hay, 6-4, 4-6, 80: Pierce
and Bennett defeated Hutchins and
Fletcher, 60, 6-1. Lee and Walker
defeated Jose and Collins, 6-1, 7-5.
The Washington times., 1934-04-27
II c. j. GRADS
GET LETTERS

Twelve Catholic University
graduates will be awarded letters
at the first annual sports dinner
of c. U. at the Mayflower Tues.
day night. At the same time the
1884 Cardinal athletes will be
honored.
Those selected for the honor
are the Hon. Vincent Carter,
'16, who will be POSTMASTER:
Charles j. Croker, '16; Louis H.
Crook, IL; John j. DAILY, II;
Frank A. Field, rs; Carl A.
Horn, '16; william Furey, '16;
Bernard P. Hessler, 10; Charles
P. Maloney, '13; Joseph S. Rob-
inson, '13; DR.. Don johnson, '16;
Ernest A. Valade, IA, and DR..
Joseph Derby, is.