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Evening star., 1935-05-22
BY BETSY CASWELL.

TO THE modern housewife. with
every comfort and conven-
fence at her immediate COM
i mand, the methods and i'm
plements employed by the
women Of early Colonial days seem
as strange and fantastic as the armor
Of knights Of old appears to our pres
Evening star., 1935-05-22

Flower Of the wods-and cowsew
make quilt qumaker to show. The flower
the figured material Of the
In pattern Chart illustration the
block actual SIZE showing contrasting fabrics accurately drawn
schemes
yardae requirements
Womans
Evening Star
Evening star., 1935-05-22
ButterScOtch Sauce.

Two cups sugar, one cup cream.
Put sugar in heavy frying pan and
stir with wooden spoon over q low
heat until melted and light brown.
Add cream gradually. Stir until
smooth. Serve hot at once or store
in covered jar in the refrigerator and
reheat when ready to serve.
Evening star., 1935-05-22

A NTICIPATION of the first real
n graduation is one Of the big
"A gest thrills of the girl in her
4 \ teens, and there is apt to be
Evening star., 1935-05-22
AVOID OFFENDING

So many girls are guilty of perspiration odor
from underthines without realizing 1t! Play
safe-be sure you're dainty-Lux lingerie
after each wearing. Lux removes Odor-saves
colors. Lux has no harmful alkali. Anything
safe In water is safe In Lux.
Evening star., 1935-05-22

II you wish advice on your indi-
vidual household problems, write to
Betsy Caswell in care Of The Star,
inclosing stamped, self addressed en-
velope for reply.
Evening star., 1935-03-08

dom, then new, tried to establish q
protectorate over Ethiopia. The in
vading army was defeated, however,
and Italy forced to sign convention
with King Menelik, recognizing
Ethiopia's independence"
Ethiopia" it is explained, "is one
of the oldest Christian nations in the
world. The church, which Is closely
allied to the Coptic Church of Egypt,
traces its history to the fourth CEN
tury, A. D. Halle Selassie I, who was
crowned emperor in 1880, Is 134th in
q line Of Christian rulers. He also
claims direct descent from the first
King Menelik, who was a son of
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, ac-
cording to legend. One of Selassie' s
imperial titles is 'Conquering Lion of
the Tribe of Judah
Races of Africa and Asia mingle
in Ethiopia. True Ethiopians are not
Negroes, but a Hamitic-Semitic type.
This is the ruling class and comprises
perhaps one-third of the total popu-
lation. The remainder is predomi-
nently Moslem and Negro"
Ethiopia has not always been an
inland empire. At one time her power
extended across the Red Sea to the
Arabian province of Yeman, and at
another period there was an Ethiopian
dynasty in Egypt. For many GEN.
turies, now, geography has isolated
her from the rest of the world.
Coffee, ivory and leopard skins
head the list of exports. Ethiopia is
the home of coffee. Arab travellers
Evening star., 1935-03-08
MASSACRE BRINGS
STUDY OF CRIME
Northwestern U. Course
Grows Since st. VaIen-
tines Day Sayings.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, March 8-Northwest-
ern University's scientific crime de-
lection laboratory Is expanding TO-
day because there was a massacre OF
seven gangsters in Chicago on st.
Valentines day. 1929.
The massacre of seven followers of
George Bugs Moran in a North
Clark street garage started an unre-
lenting drive on crime. and as a
result the university's laboratory, the
only one of its kind in the country,
is moving into new and larger quar-
ters.
Coroner Herman Bundesen, after
the st. Valentine day shootings, i'm
paneled jury Of prominent business
men to probe the wholesale slayings
Presented as evidence were 10 lead
slugs and 10 shells from machine
guns that raked the victims.
The jury demanded to know from
Just what kind of guns had come the
pellets. One juror, Bert MaSsee
brought Col. Calvin Goddard from
New York to testify on firearms iden.
tification. Goddard proved the death
fire was not from police guns, despite
the fact the killers were dressed in
police uniforms.
Massee was so impressed with the
possibilities of the application oi
modern science to crime detection
he endowed scientific laboratory as
part of the university.
At first the laboratory embraced
only the study of firearms inspection
and Of ballistics, then it was enlarged
IN response to widespread demands
upon its services. The university in
corporated the laboratory as an in
tegral part of the Law School.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Confused Frontier
And Oil Are Back
OF EthiopianRo,0
Africa, Nation Hen,ned
in by Areas Controlled
by Major PO,Uers.
BY DON BLOCH.

Trouble in Africa is being aug
mented these days by the lack of
any definite boundary line between
Ethiopia and Italian Somaliland.
About 40 years ago there was an
agreement between the two nations
that the frontier line was to be main
tanned about 180 miles from the coast. ="
Eastern Ethiopian tribesmen, how
ever, have been inclined to wander
back and forth across so vague a
line. and Italy has been pushing her
road building into questionable
territory.
When oil was discovered in the
region. it helped not at all to calm
the troubled waters. Now efforts are
being made to patch up the affair by
establishing neutral zone between
the two countries.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
DEATH FOILS LEAP
OF CHUTE STUNTER
Exhaustion Of Oxygen Renders
John Tranum Unconscious
at $4,000 Feet.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March
8.-John Tranum, "the man with
nine lives" who had defied death
dozens Of times, died yesterday in
attempting q record parachute leap
he had planned as the crowning feat
of his adventurous career.
Tranum died while ascending in a
plane preparatory to the jump. He
became unconscious before he conld
connect his tube with a reserve oxy-
gen supply after his first tank was
exhausted.
When the plane reached $500 me-
ters (about $4,000 feet) he tapped on
the window of the pilots compart-
ment and then Swooned, apparently
through the exhaustion Of oxygen in
the tank
The pilot, whose supply was not
affected, landed as soon as possible.
Physicians worked over Tranum three
hours.
Tranum made his FIRST Jump IN the
Evening star., 1935-03-08
BAKER ESTATE TRIAL
REVEALS SIX WILLS
Couple on Trial in Seattle for
Fraud in Connection With
Claimants Fight.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, March 8.-Robert M
Boyle, attorney for the register Of wills
in Philadelphia, testified yesterday six
wills are in existence purporting to
dispose of the legendary estate OF
Jacob Baker. Revolutionary War hero
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Renick are
on trial charged with using the mails
to defraud in ostensibly pressing claims
for claimants to the estate.
Boyle presented photostatic copies OF
the six wills. Five have been admitted
to probate.
William L. Cleaves. assistant trust
officer Of the Girard Trust Co. Of Phil
adelphia, testified that institution
never has had trust fund for the
reputed estate,
Evening star., 1935-03-08
CIVIC ENTERPRISES GET
SHARES OF BIG ESTATE
$780, 1000 Of Aver Legacy to Re-
vert to Portland, Greg,
Public Institutions.

By the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Greg, March g.
Civic enterprises and charitable in
stitutions will share largely in the
$1,250,000 estate Of Winslow B. Aver,
Portland philanthropist and lumber
man, under terms of his will, an
nounced yesterday. Aver died Sum-
day.
Close relatives will receive the bene-
fit Of a $500,000 trust fund until their
deaths, when the fund will be shared
by the Portland Art Association and
the Portland Public Library Associa-
ton.
A sister, q brother and a niece of
Ayers late wife will each receive
$3.50 q month. Seven other nieces
and nephews inherit $4,000 each.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
CURTISS-WRIGHT HEAD,
ILL 2 WEEKS, SUCCUMBS
Richard +. Hoyt, Leading Avia-
tion Financier, Dies at 46.
Funeral Saturday.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March S.-Richard r.
Hoyt, chairman Of the board of the
Curtiss-Wright Corp. and q leading
financier in the aviation industry,
died yesterday at the Doctors Hos
pital. He was 46 years old.
He had been Ill for two weeks.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day at the Hoyt home on East Sixty
fifth street.
The financier was divorced In 1881
from his first wife, the former Kath-
arine Stone Of Boston. Several months
later he was married to Martha
Nicholson Doubleday.
Among the survivors are four chill
dren by the first marriage: Mrs. A.
Felix du Pont of Wilmington, Misses
Virginia and Constance Hoyt and
Galen Stone Hoyt.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Spring Yawn Dislocates Jaw,

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, March 8 CP).-
1t must be that Spring is getting near
Henry Struck is recovering nicely
from the effects of the yawn he in
dulged in the other day. His lower
jaw was dislocated.
Evening star., 1935-03-08

Ethiopia is hemmed in by European
interests, with Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.
Uganda, and Kenya on the west and
south. Italian, British, and French
Somaliland, and the Italian colony Of
Eritrea around the rest of the country.
Trouble with Italy has arisen before,
according to information from the
National Geographical Society.
Forty years ago, the Italian king
Evening star., 1935-03-08

found it growing in the Province Of
Kafa and transplanted it to Arabia.
Later it was reintroduced to culti-
waited form in the Harar district.
Vast forests of the wild variety still
grow unused in the province which
gave it its name"
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Flint Scraper Found.

A flint scraper, a relic Of the Stone
Age, and the first Of its kind found In
the Irish Free State, was unearthed
recently at Rathshanmore and placed
in the National Museum.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Builds House Over Vine.

An artist in Wales has built a
house over a vine, a branch entering
the front door and making a trailing
pattern on the ceiling above the stone
fireplace
Evening star., 1935-03-08
a. PER CENT OIL BILL
PASSED IN OKLAHOMA
Senate Slashes House Measure and
Adds Amendment to Pro-
vide Information.

By the Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, March 8.-The
Oklahoma Senate passed today q 4
per cent gross production tax on oil.
The bill as passed by the Senate,
slashed the 8 per cent House-approved
rate in half and added "truth-tell-
ing" amendment giving authorities
the right to investigate production
reports Of oil companies.
The present gross production tax
Is per cent.
The Senate struck out House pro.
visions allowing the State Equaliza-
tion Board to equalize the gross pro-
duction tax with ad valorem taxes in
oil-producing counties.
The measure will go to conference
between the two Houses for recon-
ciliation.
Evening star., 1935-03-08

California oil fields and later did
stunts in movies. He had planned q
leap Of 10000 feet, not opening his
parachute until he had fallen 5000
feet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Podivna zamestnani, vynaleze-
ma lidmi bez prace.

Nezam6stnani sc z nouze
chytaj1 kazd6 pTflezitosti k W.
delku a tax Sc ted setkavame
caste S podivnymi zamestnan1-
mi. Jedn1m z nejpodivnejs1ch
je remeslo "lidskych veverek".
Ma Trebonsku jsou sta lid bez
prace a nemaj1 nejmens1 made
il, re Sc k svemu pGvodnlmu
zam6stnanf kdy vrat1. V lete
dali trochu obzivy borove Sis
ky. Statn1 lesn1 sprava a diva
obchodn1ci V Majdalene u Ire
bone kupuj1 borove sisky k Ii
skan1 semen pro lesn1 skolky.
Ia hektolitr plat1 ctyricet ko-
run, ale ovsem nesm6j1 to byti
sisky spadale ma zem, nybrz
natrhane V korunach b%orovic.
TAX nezamestnanf v lesfch
splhajf ma vysoke borovice a tr-
haj1 sisky, ktere rostou al We
vrcholku koruny. Zvykli 81 uz
tax ma sve zamestnan1, re Sc z
Mich stall dokonall akrobati.
Ably nemaTili cas- lezen1m dOld
a opet ma strom, nektef1 skaGl
S borovice ma borovici jake We
verky. Nez Sc natrha hektoli-
tr SiSek, trva i nekolik dnf a je
tTeba slezt desftky stromG.
A zivot je pr tom v sazce. Ne
zamestnan1 v Ochoze a Nasa-
vrk 81 vzpomneli ma prGvody
maskar, ktere Sc kdysi pofada-
ly ma konec masopustu. Dav-
no Sc w ma ten starry zvyk "a
pomenelo. Ted nezamestnanl
" Ochoze a Nasavrk takovy
pr6vod usporadaj1, ably 81 neco
pTivydelali. Pr takovem pr6-
vodu Sc nabfzely "snupecky'',
chodilo Sc blahoprat pc stac1ch
atd., a gratulanti i vzdycky do
stall darek. Ted to tedy neza-
mestnan1 zkus1 z nouze. Zle je
malym zivnostn1kGm V post1ze-
nych kraj1ch. Jejich NEWER
nejs1 zakaznlci, delnlci, nemaJl
pence. Ma Kladensku cinil V
dobe dobre zamestnanosti roc
nj obrat maleho obchodn1ka
pr1mern6 asi 100000 Kc, loni
vsak jen asi 10000 Kc, to INA
mena rocn1 zisk asi 7 az 8 tis1c
Kc zivnostnfci, kteTf platili tt
sic korun vydelkove dane, pla-
tt ted i s pTirazkami asi 14O
Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15

becne svetove krise, Schacht
prohlasil, re znehodnocenf
men cinf veci jeste horst. Ne
mluvil primo O stale vzrustaj1-
elm inflacnim natlaku, kterym
dpadek anglicke libry a ameri-
ckeho dollaru slime zasahuje
do narodn1ho hospodafen1 Ne
mecka. Schacht nicmene pra-
vii, re nemecky obchod Sc
'Spoj. Staty je ohrozen az ku
znicen1 stale vets1m znehodno-
cenlm dollaru. Nasledkem to-
no americke celn1 prehrady by
ly automaticky zvyseny o so.
procent. Pr tom ale nemecke
zakony prot dumping" me-
todam z1staly v p~latnosti. Jak
NIUE svetovy obchod zkvetati
pri takovych pomerech? tazal
Sc Schacht.
- Koluj1 povesti, re Nemecko
V bllzke budoucnosti, uvedomi
evropske velmoce, re dava We
Skera civiln1 letecka druzstva
a spolky pod vojenskou pravo-
moe.
Nekdy vypada persiano-
va kozesina osumele, ackoliv
nema jeste zadnych odrenych
mist. Tomu mono odpomci
pomoc1 jemneho p1sku, ktery
dame V panvi ma mlrny ohen.
Tfmto ohTatym plskem pax
posypeme kozesinu a dGkladne
vykartacujeme. Vsechna mast
nota zmiz1 a kozesina dostane
krasny lesk.
Predmety re slonove kosti,
ktere casem sezloutnou, vybe-
lime nasleduj1c1m zp6sobem:
Poloz1me predmety do rozto-
ku re 4d1lG vody a jednoho d.
lu cerstveho chloroveho vap-
ma. Chlorove vapno must byt
dokonale rozpusteno a rozm1-
chano. PTedmety z1stanou v
tekutine pc nekolik dnd, slono-
va kost potrebuje pri nejmen-
sim 8 dnG. PAX Sc oplachnou
v ciste vode a nechaj1 ma vzdu-
chu uschnouti. Takto Sc da W.
cistit kazdy pTedmet z kosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Polsky novinar o presidentovi
MaSarvkovi.

Polsky publicista Boleslav
Koskowski vydal koncem roku
1884 We Varsave knihu "Wczo-
rajsi", soubor aktualn1ch es-
say1, jake O vynikaj1cfch osob-
nostech uz Tadu let p1se meme
cky autor Emil Ludwig, take u
mas horlive prekladane a cte-
ne. Dojista, oc je hledisko
Koskowskeho slovanstejs1, O to
by byla jeho kniha pro mas "a
jfmavejsf. Ale my jsme nasy-
cent preklady z nemciny.
Galerie polskeho autora Sc
sklada z panovn1kG, statn1kd i
vojevddcG nedavne minulosti,
"vcerejsich" = jen jeden z
Mich zasahuje jeste chime do
dneska, president Ceskosloven-
ske republiky. z mrtvych ne
DO odbytych velicin jsou tn
portretovan1 zejmena Foch,
Joffre, Poincare, Clemencau,
BRAND, Wilson, Vilem H., Mi
kulas H., Stresemann, Buelow,
Bethmen-Hollweg, Ludendorf,
Czernin, Bismark, Sazonov,
Witte, Stolypin, Pobiedonos-
cev, Galuchowski, Bilinski a j.
= ovsem take Lenin. o tonic
"reformatoru' spolecnosti ma
polsky autor jine m1nen1: DO
posud zadny Rus tax pofadne
nenaplil Europe do obliceje
= jake on"
z aktivnfch dosud statn1kd
a mysliteld je tn jediny presi-
dent Masaryk, take jediny z
ceskych verejnych ciniteld.
Zhodnocen je kladne, S netaje-
nym obdivem a 1ctou. Polsky
kritik lapidarne no charakte-
risuje: "pravy muz ma pravem
mlste." Proto, jak dale plSe,
"nebylo dosud potreba ohl1zet
sc a touzit pc jeho nastupci, ne
nj potTeba proti nemu zakerne
intrigo7at, "a celou radu let Sc
neukazala potTeba vyhazovat
no re sedla". Velmi lichotive
usuzuje Koskowski, re jsou
"Cesi narod politely zraly, je-
muz nechyb1 spravne vedoml
toho, re zdatnych lidf Sc nerodi
nadbytek." Poole polskehc
autora Sc mnoho vecf v Cesko-
slovenske republice vyf1dilc
hladce, hlavne proto, re v cele
statu stoji rozhodc1 tax rozvaz.
ny a spravedlivy, tax nestran'
ny a pohotovy jake Masaryk
"jenz dfky SWIM pfednosten
dovedl bez nasilnost1 a Sc sou
hlasem vsech rozsfTil pomern@
dzke pole cinnosti, ustavou M
vymerene." Rozum1 Sc re Pc
laka zajfma presidentdv pc
mer k Polsku. Definuje h
strfzlivymi slovy: "Nenl Sic
zanfcenym polonofilem, ale u
znava pTatelskou shodu obol
statG, Polska i Ceskoslovensk'
"a dGkladny pTfkaz."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Ministr, DIR. Benes, o tisku.

Ministr DIR. Benes v rozhIasO-
We prednasce O tisku prohlasil,
re potrebujeme fisk, ktery by
objektivne informoval, poctive
vzdelaval a byl nositelem
zdraveho idealismu politicke-
no a kulturn1ho a dale upozor-
nil. re mas fisk pTi informac1ch
O cizfch zem1ch a statech nen1
caste dost objektivn1 a nestran-
ny a re pTi tom pTestupuje prl-
lis casio meze opravdoveho
|taktu g~entlemanstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Zazracni rabini vedou valky.

Jisto je, re moe zazracneho
rabfna nesaha az do nejzaz-
SIGH konc1 Podkarpatske Rusi.
Zazracny rabfn Spira jeste
jakztakz ovladne obce V okol1
Mukaceva svou nabozenskou
moci, ale cato vzdalene obce
vytrvale vzdorujf rab1nov6 "a
zracnosti. A prave tax, jake
prosti Eide, tax i rab1ni techto
obci vedou nesm1ritelny BOZ 81
presneji receno valku Sc "a
zracnym rab1nem. Pr1klad u
kazuje, jak vzniknou "velke
rabinske valky." Rab1n Spira
zavrhl a dial do klatby jisteho
zida. Protoze proklety lid by
dill V obci konkurencn1ho rabbi
ma, kde Sc take narodil, omen
konkurencn1 rab1n sc no sa-
mozrejme ujal, a to- byl dany
signal k vyhlasen1 rab1nske
valky. Kdysi Sc rabfni k vel
kemu potesen1 ne1castnenych
davali navzajem do klatby,
prohlasovali jeden o druhem
re jsou necistf, re nicemu nero
zumf a pod. Ones pTi rab1n-
ske valce klatby pozbyla 1cin-
ku, ale zde spousta jinych MOI
nostf, jak ocernit soupeTe a pfi-
pravit mu neradostne chvilky
fanaticky vedenymi 1toky i ma
|cest. Rabfn Spira vedl nekolik
|takovych valek prot sym SOU
perdm. A nebyly to valky ma
lie. Posledn1 valka, kterou "a
zracny rab1n vedl, stala no ne
.jen mnoho namahy, stejne tax
jake jeho ostatn1ch spolubo-
.jovn1kG, a mir, nakonec uzav-
reny, stall take slusnou castku
pence 10000 Kc. A nenf bez
zajlmavosti, jak byly tyto pen1-
re vy1ctovany. Kazdy, KIDD Sc
valky z1castnil, napsal 81 vsech
ny 1traty, ktere mel v rab1n-
ske valce, a tato v%y1ctovan1 Sc
sesla u pokladn1ka zidovske
obce v Mukacev6, ktery V O.
becnich penez predlozene 1cty
vyplatil eide O 100000 Kc!) a
do knih zanesl polozku: W.
placeno ma valecne 1traty. V
Mukaceve zije dvanact tisic
zid1, tvor1 volebn1 kadr, KITE
ry 81 volf pTedstavenstvo nabo-
zenske oboe. Poole demokra-
tickeho zakona by vsichni tito
Eide NELL volebni pravo. Ale
dvanact tisfc zidG, 81 velka vet
sina z Mich nema osobn6 rada
sveho nabozenskeho diktatora,
cili tito Eide by mohli zazrac-
nemu rab1nu pTi volbach pfi-
pravit velmi nepr1jemne pre-
kvapenf. Toho je 81 vedom j
rab1n. A jak to zar1dit, ably
Sc tax ~nestalo? Rab1n to della
velmi zazracne. Pr posled-
mich volbach 81 vybral sedm set
zidu, O kterych Sc mohl domnl-
vat, re jsou ma mem zavisll 9
tud1z no budou VOLT. Jen tenn
to sedmi stGm z dvanacti tisl(
dial volebnf pravo do zidovske
oboe. Podal-li kdo proti tomu
protest, rozhodovala Q protes
tn tricelnna komise, a je samo
zTejme, re tuto komisi jmeno
val Ease zazracny rab1n, takzt
sc prava stejne nikdo nedovo
lal. Pr volbach vysla ma jew
lima vec. Re sedmi set pecliv'
vybrannych HAST dostal toti'
zazracny rab1n jenom 343 hla
sy, 1876 HAST dostali pokroko
i vi sioniste, nejvetsi odpurc
stTedov6keho teroru rablnova
/ a zbytek dostal jiny rabfn. 2
Sc pr volbach delay RUNE ca
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Hospodareni mIekem.

Vlada vydala naTfzenf, kterym
Sc cd Is. bTezna zakazuje Fri
zovati move mlekarny, a vyhla-
sku, kterou Sc snizuje pf1spe-
vek do vyrovnavacfho mlecne-
no fondu pro zemi ceskou ma
dobu 81. kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Zkraceni pracovni DOLBY.

UstTednl svaz csl. prumyslnl-
XII vyslovil Sc prot navrhu ma
vseobecne zkracen1 pracovnl
dolby a doporucuje dobrovolne
kratkodobe dohody v ramci
jednotlivych pr6myslovych Cd
vetvi "a 1celem zamestnan1
vetSlho poctu deln1k1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15

Ichry S volebn1mi urnami a re
zemsky Trad volby schvalil, &C
byl prot MIN poslan protest, to
jiz je jiny rab1nGv zazrak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-04
YALE FOOTBALL
 SQUAD EASES UP
Brown, Lafayette Provide "Breathers" Before
 Hard Seasonal End

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 4-(UP) Vale, lashed two weeks in success sion by Army and Jinx-breaking Dartmouth, today turned to the second half of its cheduled with some nlisgivings.
 Brown and Lafayette appear dur ing the next two weeks as breathers before the Harvard and Princeton games and the big three contests this year may work additional hard ships on the Ellis.
 Princeton's defeat of navy and Harvard's conquest of Brown, show ed a gathering of momentum that, unless Yale can perfect formidable defense, may doom the blue team.
 Today was a layotf day for most of the squad. Hessberg, Frank, Wright and Weed were recuperating from slight injuries and Kelley, Webb Davis, Train and Herold were ordered not to report until tomor- row. They played most of the game and were run down after going through the first half of the sched- ule without 8 letup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-04
Terv.yUille Sports

Terryville, Nov. 4.-Principal Ste phen Tompkins' grammar school basketball team opened its season Saturday afternoon with a practice session st the town hall. Stanley Szukowski has been elected captain and Joseph Szlllkowski was named manager of the quintet for the sea- son. At the opening session the following players were picked for the team: Mazanowski, Vincent, Row alski, Sejerman and the Szukowski brothers.
 Principal Tompkins will put his charges through weekly drills throughout the season. Last years star, Monaghan, now . freshman in the high school has made the high school varsity team, being one of the first freshmen to ever make Q high school team
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-04
PERRY TO RUSH OVER
 AUSTRALIA ON TENNIS TOUR

Sydney, N. s. W. (U.P0-When Fred Perry reaches Australia in No- vember he will embark upon a whirlwind tennis tour involving travelling thousands of miles in three months.
 He is due at sydney on Nov. { to join the Australian branch of Slazengers, and the company has arranged the following tentative itinerary for him:
 Between Nov. 9 and l6 he is to play in the New South Wales cham pionship. Then he will play his way through country towns in Bris- hane for the Quenesland champion ships between Nov. g and 90. Then he will rush a thousand miles south to Melbourne for the Victorian championships. followed by . coun- try tour in New South Wales to he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-04
THREE LAPS BREAK WORLD RACE MARK

Tokyo, Nov. 4-(U.P) - A pre- viously unknown Korean, Son Kitei rocketed to fame in Japanese sport ing circles to-day by winning a % 3-4 mile distance race from a large field in record time during athletic games at Maiji Stadium.
 Kitei was one of three flnishers whom officials said had broken the previous worlds record for the dis tance.
 The Korean finished in two hours, 26 minutes. A seconds. Second was Tamao Shioaki, salt maker and farmer from Shikoku prefecture, who was timed at two hours, 3l minutes, IS seconds. Nobuichi Ma kamura was clocked in identical time.
 Records established ct the games are considered ofI1cial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-04
United Progressive League Gossip

of the United Pr0lressibe 'sBig Five" are requested to attend a special meeting to be held at the office of the Grand alleys. A series of match games has been arranged the first being with the Italian Brotherhood Wednesday evening. Other details are to be discussed also.
 This weeks honor roll: B. Crocci, 327; J.. Ortino, 329; J. Carissimi, 342; P. D'Aangelo, PAP; J. Baiocchi, 362. Total 1703.
 TOnight's schedule: Sparrows vs Caranier S-4; Hawks vs Eagles, 5-6; WOodpeckers vs Crows, 7-8.