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Evening star., 1935-02-14
Rugs

g $3.50, Okla
Seamless Administer Oh 0S
mugs ~A Ns <o
g Si3.5O. 0xI2
Seamless Administer nT0 Re
Rugs imperfect @l1s1C
20-S4S.5O and $3.50, 9x12 and
S.3xiO.6 Sc m less
Administer Rugs. i'm GOO OS
perfect ...... %G1s1C
1s-S29.s5 and S34.s5, sx12 and
e1a1 cheniIis ksVs1siele ssrs Wool Sl0.05
=S79.5O. 9x12 Burmastan
Washed Ameri n Gao OS
Oriental Rug ..... Sf1.SO
wii,an s49;ss sa,. ROYAL S29.95
s1s.95 to s22.95 I
S.3x10.6 and 7.6x0 90 NJ
Brussels Rugs ..... SOs1O
2-s42.5O and s52.5O. s.11x12
ana Rus, s1io SrG.dloom ss "a Sl9.95
2-s19.5O and $500
4x9 and 4.5x9 Broad CT OS
loom Rug ....... @fs IO
4-S9.5O to S1s.95. 3.9x9. 3xt2.
2:sxiH and e.7x12 S2O5
21-S4.95 to S6.95 Discontinued
9x9. s.6x9 and 6x9 Gold Seal
Consoleum Rugs ct OK
25- S2.95 Discontinued
3x9 Gold Seal Congoleum o.
1-S65. 90, 9x12 Washed Ameri-
can Oriental Rus 600 QS
as Is. ....... UGIs 20
(Sixth Floor, The Hecf1t Coz
Evening star., 1935-02-14
Gas Ranges

1-S29.95 4-Burner c1n 0s
Miniature Range. SI9.90
s.;;s lMsSs;ss s.n,I Detroit La S40.05
main Floor. Electrical Arcade
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
BlOuses &
NeckWear
Handkerchiefs

5O-1Sc and 25c Women's
initiated 'Kerchiefs (B, E ~
ana M -
initiated White Linen Hand IT,
kerchiefS ............ :. l. SC
6 for S1.OO
s5c Mems initiated Pure 20
Linen Handkerchiefs. ... OOC
csc and 35c W0men's Linen
'Kerchiefs; colored embroid- IT,
cry
Gansssn.sisfs Ga,Isssn,i fsin'ed 6 for 19c
Hand-rolled Chiffon Hand IN.
kcrcnIets
(Main Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Rain Capes
Special, $I.25

"a Butterfly Capes with
novelty checked design in
gray, blue, tan and off
black. Slight irregulari-
ties.
IL Exon Ironing Board Cow
ers in muslin. Were SOC. Now 25c
2 Chest Of Drawers, suitable for
jewelry. Were Csc. Now --15c
4 Rubberized Reducing Girdles,
all-in-one style with brassiere
tops. AS is. Sizes "a, 38, AZ.
Were $1.95. Now
1 Large Novelty Grass Sewing
Basket, lined with sateen, green.
Slightly damaged. Was 50.
Now -----------$I.5O
4 0ewing Cabinets in two-toned
wood Damaged. Were $1.95.
l Set of Utility Boxes, for hand
kerchiefs, hose, jewelry, etc.
Covered in washable lavender
cloth with painted design. Was
$1.25. Now ow--------------65c
NOTIONS, AISLE 81,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Plated SiIverware Reduced

George Washington Pattern
i s:1s? TIE w's
s ss: Es5s ;sss s's
spoons. Now, dozen--s5.5o
1871 Rogers, Legacy Pattern
Dessert Forks engraved * Were 81 81 each Now each q
Bs Bess:at Knife Knife: asaSsa sns4ssa W Was M
I847 Rogers, Anniversary Pattern
Vande Forks Were 81 % each Now,
ISH Rogers, ArgOSy Pattern
Tea Spoons. for SIS. Now
IS47 Rogers, silhouette Pattern
dozen yiande Knives Were S36 dozen Now dozen--sIS
dozen S F wfe 81 ~ Dozen Nov
l1t dozen Cream Soup spoons. Were SIS dozen Now
Dinner FORKS We're sI5 Now, dozenssS5S
We're 81 each Now
IS47 Rogers, Her Majesty Pattern
Tea spoons Were Csc each Now each z.-----soe
sssas: sS5
I847 Rogers, Marqaise Pattern
salad FORKS SfH oo1enss
s siS tssS:ss ssS
ssn sao
Community Plate, DeauviIe Pattern
II dozen Soup Spoons We're SIG dozen Noy dozen ss
II sS"9 SIS sa & dozen Now MOO
Ksisa Snnr knv We're Sc fa'e each NON o
61as oTanse Spoons WeFs ere 81 each Now
Sterling Silver, Plymouth Pattern
s and $50 s pair N
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Girls Wool Dresses, 's5

Were So
20 Dresses in one and two piece styles. Long or
short sleeves. Sizes to 16.
10 Gym Rompers in one-piece styles. Green and blue.
Juniors Sports Jackets in ef
feet Purple wine, and brown. Sizes II to l6. Were
$685.
Juniors Valcuna Dresses In onepiece styles Rust and
lavender Sizes is and IT. Were $1o.95 Now-----$7s5
GIRLS AND JUNIORS SPORTSMAN,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Misses Suits, SIS
We're s22.7S and S29.7S

Were S22.75 and S29.75
in and piece styles with Alength coats In brown
green and wine mixtures. Sizes IL to 16.
Tweed Coats in blue, rust gold. Sizes IA and 16
Were 900 rs Now -------------.-SI7
Swagger Coats in tan and mixtures raccoon trim
med. Sizes 10 and L. Were $29.75 Now----------$l7
Tweed Suits trimmed in polar wolf IN brown and blue
mixtures Sizes 1s and 49, Were $4s75 Now----$2s.75
Suits trimmed with blue fox (dyed red), or beaver
with x length and in green brown. Sizes l6 and
NOW
Suits with short coats trimmed with raccoon In green
or brown Sizes IA and 49, Were $2s75. Now-.----$23
COATS THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-11-21
53-Piece Dinner Sets
Special SOS

10 sets, So pieces in a service for eight. Attrac-
tive pattern and design.
s Decorated Nut Bowls. Were $780, Now----------50c
"a Brass Cigarette Boxes. Were 75c
II Brass Bowls Were soc. Now------------------15c
Cl0seOut of DinnerzVare
IL Plates, 7-nch size. Were 38c Now------------2oc
Plates, 6-inch size. Were 30c Now-----------15c
Plates 5-nch size. Were Csc. Now-----...-----15e
IA Rim Soups Were 35c. Now--------------------20c
10 Oatmeals. Were SIC.
IL After Dinner Coees and Sauces Were 41c Now 25c
Platters 12-1ch Were $1.50.
Casseroles. Were $780,
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Microscopes
$I0.75 We're sI4

IL Little Gem Microscopes
with two detectives. Bausch
and Lomb make.
. Microscope Kits with Little
Gem Microscope. Were $24.
Now
2 Eldis Opera Glasses. Were
$I4. Now ------------S1O.50
Eldis Opera Glasses. Were
$12. Now -------------$9
3 Boys Kits. Were IS. Now So
OPTICAL GOODS,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Mems Neckties, Csc
Were $3.50 and 81

Were $3.50 and 81
500 Fancy Neckties for men in attractive designs.
300 Fancy Neckties, good patterns Were 81. Now-45c
40 Pajamas, sizes A. B, c and D. Were s250.
135 Fancy Shirts, colarattached Styles IA to 1872
Were 50 and $2.50 Now--------- ST. 35
122 Socks in plain colors. Silk and fancy rayon and
Isle Sizes 10 and H. Were S5c Now--------5 for 81
20 Sweaters pulover STYLE Sizes SO 46 Special S2I5
SO Coat Sweaters sizes SO, SO and 40 Specal---$335
so Mems Felt Hats sizes to 7% Were $780, Now sl95
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Mems Matrix Oxfords
S7.45 We're $40

40 pairs Mems black and tan calfskin wingtip
narrow toe lasts Sizes in the group: AAA-9E,
1O1a, II; AA-8. 8a. 8, 10. 10H, II; "A 8H, 9,
9Ha, 10, II; B-7. 7A, g., 8A, 9, 10, loh, IL;
C-6h, T. 71a, 8, 8a. 9, 101z, II, 111a.
95 pairs Mems Oxfords in black or tan calfskin.
Straight tip styles in medium and narrow toe
II; BIT to II; C-6 to II; Dc to 81a and II.
Special
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Writing Paper
Special, 25c box

500 boxes Writing Paper.
Folded and flat sheets in
white and blue. Novelty
or vellum finish. "a sheets
and "a envelopes.
STATIONERY, AISLE 2,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Girls Cotton Shorts, So

We're SOC
Is pairs shorts in plain colors stripes and prints
Band front and elastic back. Sizes 8 to IA.
1e Nainsook Combinations lace and embroidery trimming
Were 65c
20 Knitted Pantes with elastic band French legs
Pink only Sizes g. g. IL, II. Were 55c. Now------4Oc
rs Crepe SeeperS with extra pair Of pants Pink, and
blue. Sizes to g. Were 85c Now-----------------SSc
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Formal Room Gowns
Greatly Reduced

Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns Of velvet, lace and
silk and acetate crepe satins and chons. In black
white wine brown in paStels Sizes IL to 20.
g. originally $13s5 to $4s75.
a Uroro els OK Now ...-Sl2 Sl225
4 were S2275 and $2975.
f. were S3975.
2, were s3975 and s5s75.
Women's Dinner and Evening Gowns of crushed and
transparent velvets, plain and hammered satins lace
silk and acetate crepes. In black white, violet dark red
and blue Sizes So to A.
q were $16s5 and $2975. $l225
S. were $2e75 to s3975.
T. were s2975 and $3975. Now-----------------S195O
T. were s2s,75 and $39.75 Now-----------------$22
2, $39.75 and $4975.
FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Misses Dresses Reduced

Misses daytime of jersey silk and synthetic crepes
wools velveeen and printed velvet brown wine green
red beige purple and black Sizes IL to 20 in the group
rs Dresses. Were $1Os5 to S22.75
Is Dresses. Were $1695 to $2e.75 Now------.--S975
10 Dresses Were $1695 to $2975. Now-------$1225
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Xix Games, 25c

We're 81
48 Klik Games. Played with
rubber suction discs that are
tossed between two persons who
catch them on metal plates.
Can be played outdoors or in
doors.
L American Flyer Train Set.
standard gauge. Was So %:
/ American Flyer Set. standard
gauge Was S45. Now sea. 80
Locomotive. Was $40. Now-S5
Locomotive. Was S12. Now-S6
1 Locomotive. Was S7.75.
Train Tunnel. was $3.50.
Switch. was Sc. Now----s5.5o
sS.nicaS sS AisS" %e4e sssans ST. 0DeSsss Ge
speedcyele. was $3.50.
Essex Automobiles. Were $3.50.
0T Electric Stove. Was $3.50;
Electric Stove. was 5000.
5 Looms. We're So. Now-5s2.5O
36 Magic Lanterns. We're ST..
z Drums, Were s6.75. Now-Si.s5
I? Small Dog Kennels. Were
siiSSi DON sets. saw Were s1.a5. .sf Now.sf
Also, many other toys greatly
Toys, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Junior Misses
Dresses

Much RedNced
Daytime styles in woods and syn
thetics. Sizes IL to IS.
5, were $7.95 and $10.95
Now ----S3.g5
10, we're $10.95 and sl2.95.
Now -S5.95
Is, were $10.95 and $12.95.
Now
4. were $16.95. Now--SS.95
6 Dance Fr0cks, in sizes II
and 13. Were $12.95 to $22.75.
Now -$6.S5
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Gifts Reduced

1 Spray Of Fruit. Was So.
Now ----------------S4.oU
Cigarette Case Compact Com
binations. Were $3.50. Now S1.85
6 Compacts. Were 81. Now 75c
2 Boxes of Playing Cards. Were
81. Now -----------------65c
Bon Bon Dish of Italian pot
terry. Was S2.25. Now----s1.5O
s Chromium Cups. Were soc.
Now, each --------.-------25c
8 Leather Book Covers. Were
SOC. Now -----------------35c
GIFT SHOP,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Dresses, $2.95

Were S5.95 and S7.95
q dresses in wool, sizes 7
to 16.
20 Cotton Dresses in sizes Z to
II. Were 50. Now .-----S1.25
GIRLS APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Seamless BroadIoom Carpet
Greatly Reduced

J. 9x2 size. Was $3.50. Now, as $3.50
l. 3ex52 size Was $1175. Now-------.--------$675
1, 3.11x52 size Was $11.75
/, 3sx7s. Was $1s35.
l. 4x6 size. Was STATS.
@ 5x9 size Were $2610
/, 411x12. Was $34S0.
l. 5.3x9 SIZE Was $26.50. Now---------------$1S.50
CARPETS FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Friday Special
Woodtex Toilet Tissue
Dozen rolls Csc

Fine quality tissue in 1000
sheet rolls.
Is Boxes Bath Powder in as
sorted odors. Were $1.10.
Now
Is Novelty Flower Pots, filled
with bath salts. Were 81.
Nou 65c
"a pairs Rubber Household
Gloves. Were SOC. Now----35c
ToILETR1Es, AIsLEs l8 AND 20,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Table Glassware, l5c

Vas 35C
200 pieces amber and green table glassware.
discontinued patterns of goblets, sherbets and
glasses
500 Pieces Crystal Glassware discontinued patterns
of sherbets gobes beverage glasses tmblers
72 Crystal Glass Tumblers, a discontinued cut design
120 Crystal Glass Fruit Juice Glasses with black base
Were tic. Sc
27 Crystal Glass Cream Pitchers discontinued pattern
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Dresses Reduced

Dresses of synthetic crepes In brown black and green
Sizes IA to 90 Were $685. Now----------------S S425
Corduroy Dresses, 2piece. With contrasting buttons
and scarfs. In green navy or brown. Sizes IA to 20
Were $595. Now LIS
Afternoon Frocks Of synthetic satin-back crepe in
green, wine black. Sizes II to 20. Were $10.95
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Lastex Chemises
$I.q5 We're ss9s

10 in satin Lastex, with
low back for evening wear.
Sizes 80 to 38.
6 YOlande Handmade Gowns In
silk Ninon. In salmon with blue
bindings, sizes Is and 16. Were
$5.e5. Now----7---------s2.s5
SILK UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Crepe Slips. Csc

II in black Silk Crepe
(slightly weighted. With
tailored wee tops. In sizes
SO and "a and 40 to A.
Q Slips in pure-dye silk satin
dasche. Tailored styles, in
white or tearose. Sizes AZ and
A. Were $2.95. Eow------$l.sS
Cosruxr SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Knitted Dresses, $3.50

20 in blue, brown and rust Chenille knits. Two
piece, and in sizes IL to 20.
IL Jackets Of Shetland wool In purple green brown o
wine. Sizes IL to 20 Were $685.. Now------M75
10 Boucle Suits, two-pece in brown, navy or green
Were $I6e5. Now-------------------------
10 BOuses in silk and acetate crepes and satin In
white blue, rust eggshen navy. Sizes 80 to A. Were
1896 and $780,
SPORrsWEAR THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Kops' Foundations, sl,95

6 one-piece foundations with inner belt Sizes
80, 40, AZ, Is, 46, At
IL One piece Foundations in Ben Jolie Warner and
Maiden Form. plain and figured batiste boneless
Sizes 80, "a to 40 Were IS. 5.Now--------------s295
Roth Girdles, sem-step-in models of satin Lastex
Sizes 29 81 80. Were $780, Now-.---.-......-..s39s
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Women's Daytime Dresses


Rabbtshair Dresses with novelty embroidered tops.
Sizes 40 to A. Were s3975.
IL Daytime Dresses for women and shorter women in
pure-sk crepe woods and metal crepes Sizes &c. 40,
and AZ, and 16l2 to 2012. Were S25 and $2975.
NOW SAE'oV
Frocks of novelty acetate crepes Sizes 38 to a. Were
1855. Now $685.
10 for the Shorter Women in novelty acetate and
metal threaded crepe Sizes 1914 to 24z Were S16e5
Now w---------------- ------------ $9.95
Dresses in Acetate Crepe Sizes 3 &c. AZ and a. Were
S16e5 Now $685.
ii Shorter Women's Dresses Of novelty acetate crepe
Some with jackets. Sizes 141a to 181a 22h and 241z
Were 1885 to S29.75
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Hosiery. b8c
3 poirs, 81
Rayons, Co++ons,
Linens

Reduced u or More
200 Remnants in useful !
to 3 yard lengths, includ-
ing plain, novelty and
printed rayon crepes, nov
city linens, printed lawns,
percales, yard goods. ging-
hams and zephyrs.
CorroNs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Lamps, Shades Reduced

IS Assorted Silk, Parchment Paper and Lumarith
Shades. Six to 16 inch sizes Were 81 to $3.50 Now SOC
IL Floor and Table Lamp Shades in parchment paper
and fabric. Were 50 to $3.50. Now---------------SI
Table and Bridge Lamp Shades of silk, parchment
paper and Lumarith. Were SO to $3.50 Now -----S15O
1 Ivory and Brass Finish i. E. s. Floor Lamp. Was
1 Black and GoId-Finish Three-Way Indirect Floor
Lamp and Silk Shade Was $i6.50 Now----------$8.50
1 Blue and White Dresden China Table Lamp. Was
Alabaser and Crystal Table Lamp with claire de lune
shade. Was $3.50.
LAMPS AND SHADES SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Furniture Reduced u orMore

Side Chairs in oyster white with blue and white seat
covers Were $3.50 $S75
/ Boudoir Chair with peach cover Was $35 Now $1250
Living Room Sofa Was $3.50. Now-----------$39 $3.50
Modern Design Smoking Stands. Were SO. Now S3
Metal Beds in green single size Were $1750 Now $S75
Metal Bed in walnut finish, single SIZE Was $1s.75
NOW 1910
Dining Room Chairs in walnut, rust seat Was
S4U. %
Shelf Table in solid mahogany Was $3.50. Now SS25
Bed Room Bench in mahogany. Was $3.50. Now $325
Bed Room Vanity in oak. Was $28. Now ------$975
Solitaire Tables in green and red colors. Were &c.
NoW
Wall Paper Screen 3-fold type. Was 81. Now--$S50
Dining Room Serving Table in walnut and gum. Was
$Io. NoW---------------------
Dining Room Buffet, walnut and gum Was $50
NoW
Unfinished Redwood Cabinet. Was $685. Now-S4
Bed Room Toilet Tables in maple $1350 Now Ss75
Breakfast Room Chairs. Were $6. Now-----------$
Dining Room Armchair in mahogany and gum. Was
Hanging Book Shelf, mahogany finish. Was $3.50.
NOW
Breakfast Room Chairs In green Were $3.50 Now sI25
Living Room Chair with rose Was $45. Now S22 so
Coffee Table, wine finish. Was $40. Now-------$10
FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Rayon Slips, 95c

" tTt VIsOU
18 in tailored and lace
trimmed styles. With deep
hens. In white or tea
rose. Sizes 36 to A.
23 Gowns and Pajamas in sheer
rayon. Lace-trimmed and tai
lored styles, in blue, tearose or
pink. Sizes 16 and IT. Were
Al To 81 25 Now Csc
COTTON UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1935-11-21
issue
Special 65c dozen rolls

Good quality Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets to the
roll.
Clearance of 800 dozen Tulip Bulbs. Sne
clal ------10c dozen
4 Blue and ivory Bathroom Utility Tables Were $3.50
Black and white Bathroom Vanity Tables Were az So
Cannisters for -four sugar coffee Were csc Now sac
1 Nesco Automatic Electric Roaster slightly damaged
Was $1790. ------------------- sS OK
Is Wall Brackets with Flower Pots Were 35 Now CSC
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-11-21

SILvERwARE, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Swiss Crepe. Csc

WaS Si.I5 yard
rs All-wool Swiss Crepe in
tearose and orchid. Suit
able for bed jackets, neg
ligees, infants coats and
SacqueS.
WooLEN DRESS GOODS,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

Novelty JeweIrY
45c Vas Csc
so pieces in a selection in
cluding large clips, and
bracelets made of catalin
and wood. Colors include
turquoise blue, orange,
green, pink. In a variety
of styles.
Leather Frames, easel and
folded types, In dark colors.
Size SKI. Were $3.50. Now 1928
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AIsLEs
AND z, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
STUDENTSBATTLE
AFTER GRID CLASH
LIS. U. and Tulane Backers
Put on Free-for-AII
Over Goal Posts.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW ORLEANS, November 3d.
nj A series of fist fights broke
out at the south goal posts
4 shortly after the Louisiana
State-Tulane game ended here today
between students of the two schools.
Police for a time were unable to
control the situation as the students
hammered each other.
Louisiana State supporters who
came here 1000 strong attempted to
pull down the goal posts at both ends
of the field.
They were successful at first at one
end where police were powerless to
halt the advance and where Tulane
students fought tenaciously.
But at the other end of the field the
attack at first was repelled by police
reserves.
Later the protected goal posts fell
and they were carried across the field
as a token of the 41-to-0 defeat in
flicted by L. S. U. upon Tulane.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Grid Results

Western Maryland, IA; George
town, 10.
Army, %; Navy s.
Princeton, SO; Yale, Z.
Columbia, 10: Dartmouth. 7.
Holy Cross. 20; Boston College, s.
Auburn, 27; Florida, 6.
Georgia Tech, 10; Georgia, 7.
Louisiana. State, Al; Tulane, 0.
Mississippi. II; Mississippi State, g.
Tuskegee, 8; Xavier, o.
Southern Methodist, 20; Texas
Christian. IA.
Baylor, 8; Rice, 0.
U. c. L. A, 13; Idaho, 6.
Washington State. z; st. Mary's, T.
Westmoreland, 81; University OF
Mexico. Z.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Is. j. BR|GHTENS
ASB0WL FACTOR
Takes Southeastern Title,
in Running for Rose or
Sugar Assignment.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
IN A final burst Of power, Louisiana
States highly polished foot ball
machine walloped Tulane yester-
Il day to lay undisputed claim to
the Southeastern Conference cham
pionship and set itself up as candi-
date for Rose Bowl or Sugar Bowl
consideration.
The curtain fell on the Southeast
ern's official season with the days
firing and with L. S. U. finishing the
sole poSsessor of q clean slate in the
conference by whipping the Greenies,
IL to 0.
Coach Bernie Moore's powerful
eleven met with but one setback all
season. q l0-to-7 loss to Rice, q nom
conference foe, in the opening contest.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY
Soccer


Soccer
Mitchell Brothers VS.. Silver
Spring, Benning Field, !.
Sun Radio VS.. Sabaudia, Rose
dale Playground, 2:30.
Littoria VS.. Occoquan, Occoquan,
Va. 2:30.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Marlboro.
Benning Field, 2:30.
TOMORROW
Boxing
Phil FUR VS.. Sid Silas, Is rounds,
Fourteenth and w streets, $50.
TUESDAY
Basket Ball
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Roose.
welt. $50.
THURSDAY
Wrestling
Danno O'Mahony VS.. Irish Jack
Donovan, main match, Fourteenth
and w streets, $3.50.
FRIDAY
Basket Ball
Montgomery-Blair at Roosevelt,
$3.50.
Sandy Spring at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, $3.50.
SWIMMING
George Washington Freshmen at
Central, $3.50.
SATURDAY
Foot Ball
Maryland vs.. Western Maryland,
Baltimore Stadium, Baltimore,
Md, Q. S.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

Florida's hapless Gators at Miami.
Georgia and Georgia Tech clashed
in their traditional classic, Georgia
Tech winning surprise 19-to-7 upset
from the favored Bulldogs. A capacity
crowd Of 10000 sat in on the battle.
Mississippi won IA to 6 from Mis-
sissippi State in another ancient re-
newal.
The official program Of the thrill
packed 1885 season ended with today's
contests. Only one game by con-
ference member remains, that between
Florida and non-conference op-
ponent, South Carolina, at Tampa on
December Z.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Mexican Cridders' Ruse Fails
Feign Illness to Remain Two Days Longer Amid
ID. C.'s ''Beauty' Fair Sex.

hearts of quite few Of the city.s
high school girls.
Downhearted at the thought OF
leaving, the team went to the rail-
road ticket office to see If their
tickets still would be good Monday
morning. The ticket agent made
the mistake Of telling the boys that
only In case Of illness could per-
mission be granted.
Three Of the boys immediately
went back 10 the hotel climbed
into bed and put In o call for Q
doctor. Coach Bob Martin rounded
UP his players. including the sick"
members, however, and they left
last nighk
Evening star., 1935-12-01

~ O FASCINATED with WASH
ington's beauty-which takes
In the charm Of the feminine
sex as well as the magnificent
buildings in this instance-were the
visiting Mexico City all-star foot
ball players that they feigned ILL
ness in an effort to stay two more
days.
The grid squad wanted to remain
here with the Mexico Tfpica Or
chestra, which will give a concert
tonight at Constitution Hall at 0
O'Clock. Beaten by Central High
School 33-l2, in the Districts first
international game On Friday, the
invaders. nevertheless. captured the
Evening star., 1935-12-01
BY DILLON GRAHAM,

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~ HLADELPHIA, November 30
- 1t took only four words for
Lieut.. Gar Davidson. Army's
Il siluer-haired young coach, to
explain the Cadets, victory over Navy
here today:
I'VE got the breaks" he smiled.
The joyous cries of the happy
soldiers rang out through the dressing
room door as Davidson stood receiving
congratulations and giving the players
a pat on the shoulder as they passed
out to join their companies.
1--WE got ours quickly and ran up a
lead that the Navy, with their fresh
men wearing us down, couldn't over
come" Davidson said.
Feared Lack Of Reserves.
WE REALIZED we could not cope
with the Midshipmen in reserve
strength and it was just question