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The Washington times., 1935-12-28
ZONE LAW HITS
LIQUOR SALE

BLADENSBURG, Md, Dec. %.
Prince Georges liquor dealers can
not open shops in residential
areas in the future, it was learned,
as a result of the action Of the
State license board today.
The State board concurred in
the action of the county board of
license commissioners in refusing
an ION sale" liquor license to
Mary E. Brogan, of Bladensburg,
for a shop in a residential zone.
Mrs. Brogan now has a license
to sell beer only.
When Mrs. Brogan appealed
the decision Of the board, exten-
sive hearings were held by the
State board and a personal in
spection made of the property in
VolVed.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
BUILDING SETS.
NEW RECORD
INC0UNTY

BETHESDA, Md, Dec. 28.-A
building boom, such as Mont
eomery county has never before
witnessed in it's entire history,
was recorded here during 1885.
Building construction reaching
well above the $4,000, 900 mark for
che past year outstripped the pre-
Vious high year of 1927 by nearly
&l,250,00O, Building Inspector E.
J. Gray announced today.
During the predepression boom
period of 1927 the figure for the
entire county was $3,851, 1896, as
compared with an approximate
figure of $5,150,000 for 1885.
1887 Building Permits
During the past year 1897 build
ing permits were issued by the
county building inspectors and
building inspectors Of the various
incorporated towns, more than
1000 Of which were issued for
construction Of new residences,
ranging in value from $4,000 to
$4,000, according to Mr. Gray's
annual report.
Heaviest construction was re-
corded in the western suburban
area, in and around Bethesda and
Chevy Chase, Md, where many
new subdivisions were opened up,
Mr.. Gray said. During the year
861 permits were issued at the
building inspectors office in
Bethesda, representing a, construc-
ton cost of $3.101 ,445, as com.
pared with last years total figure
Of $881,725
In the eastern suburban area,
IN and around Silver Spring, Md,
during 1885, Inspector G. H.
Warthen issued $50 permits for
D total cost of $1,851 $3.50, as COM
barred with the 1884 figures Of
Pa permits and $832,1S0 con-
Struction cost.
{; TakOma Park Building
{ In Takoma Park, Md, largest
Incorporated town in the county,
records were also shattered when
Town Clerk and Treasurer j.
Wilson Dodd issued approx
amately rs building permits repre-
4senting construction cost of
+$248,220 during 1885. The figure
sfor 1894 was approximately
~$156,G00.
: Other. smaller Incorporated
towns of the county. such as
tGlen Echo, Kensington, Gathers
burg and Rockville, have not
compiled their yearly reports, but
all. agreed 1885 was a record
=; year.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

Clifton s. Bowman. "a. 1899 Twenty
fifth st. N. W., and Ruth L. Lang
ford, 20. 1920 Corcoran st. N. w.
Alexander NJ. Clarke, 23. and Hazel
D. Stubbs, 10, both Of Richmond, Va.
Paul v. Finegan. 80. zoos Belmont
Rd., and Gladys 1. F. Thomas, 30,
2153 California Rd.
Harold Hellman. IS, 322 Eleventh
st. S. W., and Isabel siegfried, rs,
1927 Ames Pl. N. K.
Daniel T. Hawkins, %. 622 e st.
s. E., and Alice Thomaa Is, 500 D st.
Meyer Chosen. s5. 48s Irving st.
N. W., and Honey Jacobs 55, 1927
Ninth st N. w.
Rene S. Cuthbert, SO, and Lille L.
Granger. 33, both of Los Angeles Cal.
Andrew Pellish. 2s. and Ethel A.
Bradley. 26, both of Alexandra, Va.
Alexander NJ Mum, 2s. and Caro-
line Compoli, 10, both Of 407 Second
st. S. E.
Paul f. Gleason. 27. IL Nicholson
st. N. w, and Matte NJ. Bean. q,
1913 Twelfth st. N. L.
Nicholas P. Callahan, %, 1401 Mon
roe ST. N. E.. and Lillian c. Pepper.
20, 920 Michigan Ave. n. E.
Noah v. Weaver 45, Catlett, Va, and
Carrie NJ. Sours, &c. Luray, Va.
Samuel Levitt. 81, and Sarah Wolfe.
81, both of 7Ol I ST. S. E.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
Gen. March Marks
His list Birthday

> Gen. Payton C. March. chief of
q staff of the United States Army
during the World War, observed
:, his seventy,first birthday yester-
day at his home, 1912 California
st. N. W.
- The general was reported in
:" perfect health" by hosts of
friends - ambassadors, officials,
rhigh-ranking Army officers and
citizens-who called at the home
to congratulate him.
A deluge OF kilograms and
cablegrams were received on
7what was to have been "a quiet
birthday at home" The general
had such a stack of them that
he assumed it would take some
time" before he could acknowledge
them.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

:. ACADEMY-Sunday- and Mo y.
. SFreckles'' with Tom Brown, Virginia
Jones in Ivory Handled Gun" Tuesday
d. and Wednesday Let EN- Have 1t" with
!, Richard Arlen, Virginia Bruce, Alice
; Brady and Bruce Cabot; also stormy"
-. Wild Horses. Thursday and Friday.
1.-THE Lady in Scarlet with Reginald
= Denny and Patricia Farr; also Brew
ster's Millions" with Jack Buchanan and
and George Murphy in After the
Dance; also Rex Lease in THE Ghost
Rider"
.:FreckIes" with Tom Brown, Virginia
Weidler. Carol Stone; also Forbidden
Heaven with Charlotte Henry and
Charles Farrell; Tuesday and Wednes,
with Jack Benny, Nancy Carroll and
Gene Raymond; also Born to Gamble"
with -Onslow Stevens and H. B. Warner.
Thursday and Friday. "Clive OF India"
with Ronald Colman and Loretta
Young; also Peter B; Kyne's Hot OFF
the Press with Jack LaRue and Vir-
gina Pine. Saturday, Born for Glory
with Betty Balfour. Barry Mackay and
John Mills: also "A Holy Terror" with
George O'Brien and Sally Elers.
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday,
Merle Oberon and Fredric March in
rick in 'Wanderer of the Wasteland."
Wednesday, Miriam Hopkins and Edw.
G. Robinson in "Barbary Coast. Thurs
day, Shirley Temple in Little Miss
Marker. Friday. ELISA Landi and Kent
Taylor in without Regret" Saturday,
Buck Jones in Sunset Of Power"
STATE-Sunday and Monday, Joan
Crawford and Brian Ahearne in II Live
My Life; Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, George Arliss in Mis-
ter Hobo: Saturday, Tom Brown in
"Freckles." also Zasu Pitts in "Hot
Tip"
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday, Joan
and Wednesday. Frederic March in
Ozark Angel; Thursday and Friday.
Walter c Kelly in virginia Judge:
! Saturday. Edmund Lowe in "Granu
Exit" also Tom Brown in ''Freckles."
= CARoLINA-sunday and Monday.
Ralph Morgan in Little Men," also
Toby Wing in Forced Landing; Tues
day, Helen Gahagan and Randolph
Scott In She; Wednesday. Rudy ValIse
Thursday and Friday. Janet Gaynor in
' "The Farmer Takes a Wife" also
David. Manners in The Perfect Clue:
Saturday Jackie Cooper in "Dinky."
also Buck Jones in The Throwback."
sECO-sunday. Monday apd Tuesday:
s"Broadway Melody of 1886" also
''Marcn Of Time" No .. Wednesday and
Thursday: Wallace Berry in "o'shough-
Oracle Allen in Here Comes Cookie"
Saturday: Jean Arthur in Public Mem
= Ace."' also John Wayne in Ride EN-
" CowboN" also Call Of the Savage"
chapter ..
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

| JESSE-Sunday and Monday: way
Down East" with Rochelle Hudson and
with Carl Brisson and Airline Judge"
| Wednesday and Thursday: Frisco Kid"
with James Cagney and Margaret Lind
say. Friday: Last Days of Pompeif'
with Preston Foster and Dorothy Will
son." Saturday: Case of the Missing
Man" with Roger Pryor and Joan Perry,
| Ivory Handled Guns" with Buck Jones.
| SYLVAN-sunday and Monday: "she
Couldn't Take IT, with George Raft and
Joan Bennett. Tuesday: The Goose and
the Gander' with Kay Francis and
Joan Bennett. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Hands Across the Table" with
Carol Lombard and Fred McMurray. FRI
day: "Freckles" with Tom Brown and
| Carol Stone. Saturday: storm Over
| Andes with Jack Holt, also alias Bull
dog Drummond" with Jack Hubert and
Fay Wray.
PALM-Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
Broadway Melody of 1885" with Jack
Benny and Eleanor Powell; Wednesday
and Thursday. Way Down East" with
Rochelle Hudson and Henry Fonda; Fri
day, "Freckies" with Tom Brown and
Carol Stone: Saturday. Charlie Chan
in Shanghai with Warner GLAND and
Irene Hervey.
FhlNCESS - SUNDAY ana MONDAY
Laurel and Hardy IN Bonnie Scotland"
also, THE Girl Friend" with Ann Soth-
ern and Jack Haley; Tuesday and We'd
nesday Let EN- Have IT. with Rich
ard Arlen and Virginia Bruce. also,
,"Dizzy Danes" with Marjorie Rambeau.
Florine Mckinney and Lawrence Gray;
Thursday and Friday, Wallace Beery and
Jackie Cooper in "O'Shaughnessys Boy"
with spanky Mcfarland. also, One Hour
of Comedy and Music! Buster Keaton
Amateur Hour" Vaudeville reel. Here
Is the Gang" Saturday, Ben Lyon and
Helen Twelvetrees in Frisco Water
front" also. John Wayne in THE
BROADWAY = Sunday; Monday and
with Eleanor Powell Jack Benny and
Robert Taylor; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Warner GLAND in Charlie Chan in
Shanghai" Friday and Saturday. John
Wayne in THE New Frontier
ROSALIA-sunday. Monday and Tues
! day: Broadway Melody of 1885,"
With Eleanor Powell, Jack Benny and
day: George Raft in she Couldn't
burn in Alice Adams" saturday:
Buck Jones in High Speed"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Last
Days of Pompeii," with Preston Fos-
ter Tuesday: I'm Caliente" and
Werewolf of London" Wednesday:
William Powell in Rendezvous" Thurs
day: Shirley Temple in Curly Top"
and Were in the Money" Friday:
Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper in
"OSha1ghnessy's Boy" Saturday: John
| Wayne in 'Lawless Range"
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
DEATHS

Elizabeth L. Heitzhaus. 81. 3o42 New
ark st. N. W.
John H. Bladen. 79 Quincy Pl.
N. f.
William. W. Pfrimmer. 70. 1919 On
tario Pl. N. w.
Abraham T. Angell rs. 1850 Wisconsin
Annie P. Pannnl, rs. 425 D St. s. E.
Laura V. Koenig, rs, 127 Minnesota
Ave N. e.
Frederick A. Wheeler, 10, Penn Hotel
Ludwig Struck, SO, l414 Sixteenth
st. N w.
Gertrude Dawes 60. Emergency Hos
Charles D. Davis. 50, a72s Morrison
Malcolm Mcqueen. SO. Gallinger Hos
pitaL
Dora Dickerson. ss. Gallinger Hos
william C Teasdals tr. SO. 2e2o Six
teenth ST. n w.
Lucy R. Hardesty. SO. sibley Hospital
Charles H. Brough, SO, Kenesaw Apart
ments,
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
LICENSED TO MARRY

Millard e. Tydings, IS, Havre De
Grace, Nd, and Eleanor D. Chees-
borough, 81, 2SH Massachusetts, Ave.
william T. Streets, 90. 2517 Seven
teenth ST. N E.. and Tina C. Simmons.
27. 1915 Irving st. N z.
william o. Blair, 22 1854 Monroe
St. N. w, ard Helen N. Axman. 81.
1852 Monroe st. N. w.
Edward King. 3S. 1913 Oregon Ave,
and Jane Beasley, 81, 1s4S Vernon st.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
Plate Printer Found
Dead Revolver Nearby

Russell Burroughs, AZ, a plate
printer at the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing, was found shot
to death last night at the Social
Oyster Club, 1851 Saratoga Ave.
N. E.
Burroughs, who lived at 1922
Newton st. N. E.. was found with
a bullet wound in his head. A
revolver lay near the body.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

Pending word from his widow,
tentative plans for the interment
of John H. Lindley, Soldiers
Home resident who died yesterday,
call for services in the chapel at
the home and for burial to be in
the Home cemetery.
Mr.. Lindley, who was 81, served
in the United States Army in 1881
and 1888. He was born in La Sale,
Ind. and had been a resident of
the Soldiers Home since 1884. His
only survivor is his widow, Mrs.
Clara M. Lindley, of Los Angeles,
Cal.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
Mrs. PIetzer Wins Decree

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Dec.
28.-Norah c. Pletzer, Navy De-
partment employe, living in Wash.
ington, was awarded an absolute
divorce from Edgar M. Pletzer, of
Cheverly, Md, in the Prince
Georges County Circuit Court yes
terday. Mrs. Pletzer charged de-
sertion. She was given custody
Of their 13-year old child, Eleanor.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

Brook in Dressed to Thrill: George
O'Brien in Whispering Smith Speaks;
cartoon.
CENTRAL-Sunday.M Monday and Tues
day. Clark Gable and Charles Laughton
in 'Mutiny on the Bounty: cartoon;
Tuesday. midnight show. Frisco Kid"
Wednesday and Thursday. James Cagney
and Barton MacLane in Frisco Kid:
Todd-Kelly comedy; Betty Boop. Fri
day, Cary Grant and Claude Rains in
The Last Outpost; Our Gang comedy;
Fiji D'Orsay comedy. Saturday, George
Brent in "In Person." with Ginger
Rogers; Bert Wheeler and Robert Wool
sey in "Rainmakers."
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day. William Power in Rendezvous;
Cabin Kids" Tuesday. midnight show,
Marx brothers in Night at the Opera
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the
Marx brothers in Might at the opera;
Transatlantic Tunnel; Great Air
Mystery" No. .; Singer Midgets
HOME-sunday and Monday. Rochelle
Down. East; Betty Boop. Tuesday Lee
Tracy in "Two-Fisted"; "Alibi Racket;
novelty. Wednesday and Thursday, Wal
ter C. Kelly and Marsha Hunt in ''Vir-
ginia Judge; Major Bowes amateurs;
sPortreel., Friday. Charles Bickford in
Saturday. Sally Blame and Sidney Toier
in This Is the Life; Walter Connolly
in "One-Way Ticket; cartoon.
PENN-sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
Margaret SULLIVAN in 80 Red the Rose"
with Walter Connolly; cartoon. Mid
night show Tuesday. Marx brothers in
Might at the Opera" Wednesday,
Might at the Opera; miniature satur-
day Bert Wheeler and Robert woolsey
in THE Rainmakers' cartoon; Regular
Kids.
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday, Warren
Hull and Margaret Lindsay in Personal
Maids Secret; Major Bowes amateurs;
Is the Life; Leon Errol comedy.
Wednesday and Thursday, Alice Faye in
Music Is Magic: Melody Master; sport
reel Friday, "outlaw Deputy; Todd
day Fredric March and Merle oberon
in Dark Anger; cartoon.
TIVOLI-Sunday Monday and Tues
day, Marx brothers in Might at the
Opera. Mickey Mouse: Tuesday. mid
night show. Clark Gable in "Mutiny on
Friday and Saturday, Clark Gable and
Charles Laughton in "Mutiny on the
Bounty" Saturday only, Great Air
Mystery" No. 1.
Lombard in Hands Across the Table,;
Major Bowes amateurs. Tuesday I'm
Person with Ginger Rogers; cartoon.
Wednesday and Thursday, Bert Wheeler
am and 9 Robert Woolsey in The Rain,
in Music Is Magic; comedy; musical.
Saturday. Walter c. Kelly in "virginia
Judge; Kiddis Musical.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
Asks Reno Divorce

RENO, New. Dec. % Q.N.S0
Cruelty was alleged today by Mrs.
Anna C. Blake in filing suit to
divorce Octave Blake. The New
York socialites were married in
1918. Agreement on a property
settlement has been reached.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
JOHN ROWLAND

RAPHAEL-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler
and Thursday: stormy" with Noah
Beery, jr.. and Jean Rogers. Friday
and Saturday: Kermit Maynard in
Timber War"
HIPPODROME-sund Jack oakie
and Burns Allen in The Big Broad
Edmund Lowe and Dorothy Page in
kid Solomon of Broadway" also. Bella
ES au50s in Ihs Ann TsdDr
Cooper in Peter Epison." Friday and
Saturday: Joan Crawford and Brian
Aherne in Il Live Ny Life
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Warner
GLAND in Charlie Chan In Shanghai"
Tuesday: Tullio Carminti in Paris In
the Spring" Wednesday and Thursday:
lanes cRk1ey and Margares Lindsay in
Claire Dodd in THE Payoff." also,
amateur night an stage tonight. Satur-
day: John Wayne in Rainbow Valley"
also zasu Pitts in Affairs Of Susan"
ARCADE-sunday and Monday; Kay
Francis in 81 Found Stella Paris
Tuesday: Gregory Ratoff in This
snd Frday Edwsrd aS
Miriam Hopkins in "Barbary Coast"
Saturday: George O'Brien in Thunder
Mountain Also zasu Pitts in "She Gets
Her Man"
Warner Bros.
AMBASSADOR-Sunda Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilland in Captain Blood"
Thursday and Friday. the Marx brothers
in "A Night at the Opera; cartoon.
Saturday, Bert Wheeler and Robert
Woolsey in The Rainmakers"; Kiddie
musical. cartoon,
APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day. William Powell in Rendezvous"
with Rosalind Russell; Popeye. Wednes-
day and Thursday, James Cagney and
Margaret Lindsay in Frisco Kid;
Francis and George Brent in The Goose
and the Gander"; Melody Master; nov
city Saturday. James Dunn in Bad
Boy; Richard Dix in Transatlantic
Tunnel; Great Air Mystery" No. 2;
cartoon.
AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, William Powell in "Rendezvous":
Cabin Kids Wednesday and Thursday.
Margaret SULLIVAN and Walter Connolly
Friday e Cary y"' Grant G and iA'y Gertpude MGUeS
Michael in The Last Outpost; Charlie
Chase comedy Saturday, Margot Gra-
hame in Three Musketeers"; Great
Air Mystery" No. 4; cartoon!
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day, Warren William in Case of the
Lucky Legs; comedy. Tuesday. War
rem Hull and Margaret Lindsay in Per
Sna SSnai aIo1d Maids secret"; comedy; novelty
and Madge Evans in Transatlantic
Tunnel" cartoon. Friday. Peter LORE
and Francis Drak&in Mad Love-; Nor
ton Downsy com Aty. Saturday. Give
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
ID. G. MahOney Is Laid
To Rest i'm Capital
JOHN H. LINDLEY

Elizabeth Poole Rowland, formerly
of Chicago.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

D. C. Mahoney, II, formerly
engaged in the meat business
here, was buried today in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery following funeral
services in the Sacred Heart
Church, Sixteenth Street and
Park Road Northwest.
Brief services preceding the
church ceremonies were held at
Mr.. Mahoney's home. 1857 Mon
roe st. N. w. He died Wednes-
day at the home of his son,
Daniel V. Mahoney, of Short
Hills, N. J.
Mr.. Mahoney Is survived by
three grandchildren and a Sis
ter, Julia Caldwell. of Washing
ton, besides his widow and son.
JOHN ROWLAND
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes
officiated today at funeral SER
vices in the Washington Cathe-
dral for John Rowland, 80, of
Alexandria, Va, an attorney con-
nected for several years with the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton.
Mr.. Rowland was a graduate
of Yale University. He died
Thursday at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Baltimore.
Surviving is his widow. Mrs.
The Washington times., 1935-12-28
Warner Bros.

AMBASSADOR-Sunday. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilland in Captain Blood"
Thursday and Friday. the Marx brothers
in "A Night at the Opera; cartoon.
Saturday, Bert Wheeler and Robert
Woolsey in The Rainmakers"; Kiddie
musical; cartoon
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

HARTLEY, FRANCES Non Friday. De-
E Street Southeast, FRANCES NJ. HART.
LEY, wife of the late Daniel c. Hartley.
She is survived by five sons and three
The Washington times., 1935-12-28

tend.
Interment will follow in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
Evening star., 1935-12-19
TRIO WILL DECIDE
IN COLLEGE BOUTS
Commission Rules to Have
Judges-Furr Held Only
Pro Champ Here.

OLLEGE boxing bouts fought
4 in the District from now on
Y 4 will be decided, when neces-
sary, by a referee and two
judges, it was decreed yesterday by
the District Boxing Commission.
Meeting to straighten out several
out-of-the- ordinary matters, the local
ring solons decided to conform to the
intercollegiate Boxing Associations
rules, which state that 'the use of
judges Is encouraged" Heretofore q
referee has been the sole Judge Of
matches.
In an attempt to clarity the sub
ject Of District professional ring titles,
the Boxing Commission announced
that only Phil Furr, welterweight,
was entitled to his crown because he
had successfully defended his throne
in a 15-round bout, in accordance
with Washington rules. Residence in
ILlC Ndp1IdIs AZ d4oO Ndo ROkl1ICu OuI,
was not requisite for competing for
any local crown.
Main bouts on professional cards
must be started at 10 o'clock accord
ing to another ruling made by the
f1stic body. This was brought about
by request of the District Boxing
Writers Association with view to-
ward aiding press and public alike in
getting an early start. AS result of
this ruling, the semi-fnal bouts
probably will follow the main events
as is done in many other ring centers.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

Hampden-sydney. SO; st. Johns
(Annapolis), 80.
Youngstown City College, 81; Ale
gheny, II.
New York Celtics, So; Salem Col
lege; 43.
New York University. IL; Califor-
mia. 26.
st. Johns New York;, IS; West
minister, 26.
Penn. 80; P. NJ. c.. 1S.
Manchester. SO: Augustana, IS. 90
Fordham, 81: st. Peters. 16.
st. Mary's (Winona), Is; Winona
Teachers, %.
Pittsburgh Teachers, "a; Wichita
u, %.
Western Reserve, 47; Adrian, 36.
Waynesburg Teachers, 40; Carnegie
Tech. "a.
Sarlham, 26; Southwestern, %.
La Crosse Teachers, A; Colum-
bia, 81.
North Dakota University, 81; May
! vile Teachers, IL.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
BLUES UNDER BIG
SPORTS HANDICAP
Students Must Bear Cost of
Teams-MitCheII to
Double in Brass.
S PREDICTED in The Sta

A S PREDICTED in The Star
~ three weeks ago. Orrel
~ Mitchell will get his first taste
n of collegiate foot ball coach
ing next Fall, but the popular mentor
will not relinquish the reins at Con-
zaga upon becoming assistant to Head
Coach Walter Krug at Gallaudet.
Mitchell today revealed that in part
compensation for his work, for which
there are not adequate funds avail
able at Kendall Green, he is to be
allowed to take his GonZaga squad
each day to practice on Gallaudet's
gridiron
At the same time. the new ap-
pointee let it be known that this is
the first step which he hopes ul-
timately will gain him a coaching
berth at some State university.
Reason for the scarcity of funds
for athletics at Gallaudet was shown
by an examination of the stipulation
under which the college receives an
annual appropriation OF 100000 from
Congress. Through terms of the
grant, not one cent Of the donation
can be used for athletics.
Pay Athletic Fee of $40.
THE entire cost of the years sports
program at Gallaudet is borne by
the students themselves, each of
whom pays an athletic fee of $40. Out
of this comes the salary of coaches,
cost of equipment and guarantees to
visiting teams Little wonder that
Gallaudet has not been able to "af-
ford" an assistant coach before!
Mitchell is enthusiastic over his ap-
pointment to Gallaudet and sees no
reason why the Blue should not show
an improvement as the result of an
additional coach's presence next year.
The boys are big and strong, says
Mitchell, and their spirit never leaves
anything to be desired. The material
is there, too, he claims, but the utter
impossibility of one man attempting
to bring it out always had precluded
the full realization of the potentiali-
ties before.
How favorably Mitchell is regarded
by the players is shown by their unan-
imous selection of him as assistant.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Detroit Is Hailed "Championest" City in Country
Has in Speed Boating Louis

The Chicago Bears weren't con-
tenders in the pro grid title play
of game, but the Besrs can find
some solace in the distinction they
gained an average of 288 yards per
game in IL games the Boston
Redskins constituted the strongest
defensive team, holding their op-
ponents to 1882 yards in IL con-
tests.
Gene Lillard, Pacific Coast
League home run king, signed by
the Cubs for 1896, probably got the
idea from the reception that greet
ed his first homer as q Wichita
player in 1882 the prize was
500 in merchandise, and since then
Gene hasn't bothered much about
singles he tries for the fences.
The Brooklyn Dodgers now have
Q butcher as well as baker on
Evening star., 1935-12-19
WASHINGTON college, "a: Upsala, a

Washington College, "a; Upsala. 20.
Oklahoma A. and NJ, 80; Arkan-
SaS, 81.
jamestown College, %; Huron, IS.
Brigham Young 54; Hastings, 80.
Cape Girardeau Teachers, 81; Rolla
School of Mines, 81.
Northern Illinois College Of Op-
tometry. 50; American College of
Physical Education, IL.
st, Benedicts, %; Bethany, 25.
Utah State, 48; Nevada, 80.
Morningside, AZ; Yankton. %.
U. C. L. A, 80; st. Jose State, %.
University of Texas, 25; Southwest
Texas Teachers, 81.
Drake, At; University of Portland, 81.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Court Results

Local.
Temple, A; Georgetown. 43 lover
time.
Duke, 80: Catholic University. 36.
Wilson Teachers, SO; Shepherd Col
lege, 80.
Eastern High, So; Georgetown
Frosh, 80.
Catholic University Frosh, %;
Western High. 26.
George Washington Frosh. 20;
Roosevelt, 6.
st. Johns, "a; Washington-Lee, 20
Other Games.
Wabash, SO; Manchester, %.
Oklahoma University, Al; Rice, 3s.
Lake Forest, Is; Milwaukee Engi-
neers, 81.
Stephen F. Austin. a; Baylor, AZ.
Dartmouth, 81; Harvard, %.
Springfield, Al; Rutgers. 80.