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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-28
WILLIAM D. BARRY
DIES HERE AT Z
Was Banker and Business
I Man in District for
Many Years.

william D. Barry, l455 Fairmont
street. banker and business man here
for many years, died in Providence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-28

Greek Flag Has Nine Bands.
The Greek flag Is nine horizontal
bands, alternately blue and white,
with a white cross, on blue ground,
in the corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-28

New artificial rubber made In Ger
many is said to last rs per cent long
er than natural rubber.
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. n. at 2:1b pm. yesterday. Year
ago. "a.
Lowest. .6s. at 4:15 an. today. Year
ago, 6S.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 106. On July 10.
Lowest, 0, on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon todayl
Highest, 9S per cent. at midniglft.
Lowest, So per cent, At noon today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-28
Precipitation.

Automobile lights must be turned on one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-28

The Sun and Moon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-29

gained that American doctors had
never heard of any such problem.
The fact is that this is his regular
daily routine.
1.-THE first question a woman wants
to ask, after it is certain she is going
to have a baby. is about making the
delivery comfortable" said good,
sound average American doctor to
me the day after the discussion (and
that means about the best type of
American citizen, and about the best
type of practicing physician in the
world). 1--WE sit down and talk about
it at least an hour. I have to know
the subject in alt its aspects"
At the A. MA meeting most of
the excitement was caused by the
paper Of DR.. Gertrude Nielsen. who
said that women should not be de-
prived of the experience of the pains
of childbirth; and that the use OF
analgesics would do great damage to
her personality. "The pains of child
birth have been greatly exaggerated
in the minds Of American women"
Other obstetricians pointed out
what is perfectly true. that any anal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-29
PHYSICIANS Debate About
Soothing Childbirth Pains

gesic yet known is likely to delay
the labor and depress the respiratory
function of the newborn baby
Yet, l do not believe that the med
ical profession would be willing to
have the idea get abroad that they
do not know of comparatively safe
and efficient means for such pur-
poses.
Success of Means Discussed
careful reading of the transact
tons of that afternoon session would
show that most of the time was
taken up with a discussion Of the
success of such means. The barbi-
turate group of hypnotics, and ether.
olive oil rectal injections and paral-
dehyde combinations are used by
conservative men with good results.
The amount of pain there is in
childbirth depends on circumstances.
Women with five or six children
have told me that 1t didn't hurt at
all-at least not enough to make a
| fuss about. Other women are very
sensitive to pain, and the experience
! is frightening. / have seen some
births myself, and / must say don't
think the mothers get exactly a
whale of lot of fun out Of it.
For such as need 1t. properly se.
lected anagesics are available, and
under ordinary economic conditions.
such as are enjoyed by readers of
this newspaper, are very competently
administered
The idea that the pains Of child
birth-the curse of Eve-are a divine
command and that it is blasphemous
to interfere is an old one. and James
~. Simpson. who introduced the use
Of .chloroform in labor, was bounded
Lon that score. 1t may be of interest
Ito recall that 1t was lady by the
name of Queen Victoria who broke
the prejudice when she employed
John Snow, the first professional
!anesthetist, to attend her at the
birth Of Prince Leopold 1889 and
Princess Beatrice (1SoO. And Queen
Victoria was generally considered t.
be cody woman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-29
Contract Bridge

because he had been able to discard
his remaining diamonds on leads Of
dummy's spades. A spade was led
from dummy and ruffed by declarer.
In turn dummy ruffed heart led by
declarer. Dummy ruffed In all three
heart leads. while declarer ruffed
similar number Of spade leads from
dummy. All that declarer lost were
the two tricks won with the doubler's
two black Aces.
The contract could have. and
should have. been defeated To do
this North should have adhered to
the ordinary procedure followed
when opponents have bid different
suits. particularly major suits. then
have compromised upon minor cali.
The opening lead should have been
the Ace or clubs. followed by a low
card of the same suit. When North
gained entry with his Ace of spades
ho again should Lave led trump.
To fulfil the 5 Todd contract the lie.
clarin9 side won three ruffs by
dummy. which three leads OF truInps
| would have prevented.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-29
4 Q 10 9 8 4
y 6 3 2
. ] 8 Z 6 8
= None

Bidding went: West. l-Heart; East.
i-Spade; West. 2-Clnbs: East. A.
Clubs; West. 5-Clnbs which North
doubled.
The opening lead was the fourth
pest diamond the only unbid suit
Vests Ace won Az once he led his
only spade. North's Ace won. That
player at cnce led off his Ace OF
clubs. followed by Il small card of
the same suit Declarer won the
trick. He led the Ace OF hearts. fol-
lowed by low heart Dummy ruffed
with the lowest OF its three remail-
ing trumpS
Dummy'S good K Of spades was
led. On il !eclarer discarded heart.
Declarer saw that dunmy's K Of dia-
monds was led He did not want
North to lat on be able TO ruff
that suit with his last trump. inst
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-29

ject OF analge-
STA In labor
or. in plain
words, methods
of lessening the
pains Of child
birth.
From t h e
widespread and
lengthy report
Of this discus
sion. which ap-
p g a r e d ! n
n e W s p a pers
and especially
weekly maya
zines, the i'm.
preston might
n g IL " b {
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-29
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.

by LO0A1N N~LL1N0L1N41N01 "1' u
DURING THE meeting last month
Of the American Medical association,
there was an all-afternoon discussion
among the obstetricians of the sub
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-29
BAD DEFENSE is COSTLY

TO DOUBLE A contract which
should be defeated. then to allow de-
clarer to fulfill his contract through
bad defense. as North did, Is expen-
sive. as well as irritating to the
doubler's partner No wonder South
took his partner to task for the bad
defense. In which South had no
voice or chance to aid.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
ASAMBLEA PUBLICA PARA
ORGANIZAR UNA ORQUES-
IA SINFONICA PERMA-
NENTE

Ell dfa 10 de mayo Sc vertical
"a una asamblea en- esta ciudad
en- ell auditorium municipal, con
e. fin de organizar una orques>
ia sinf6nica permanente. Mas
de 800 cartas Sc mandarin a IL
deres tampenos, invitandolos a
unirse en- una sOciedad que sc
llamara Scciedad de la Orques-
ia Sinf6nica. Durante ell acto, la
orquesta sinf6nica, que ahora
-ostea ell gobierno federal, toca-
"a varias pleas.
La orquesta de TamIca di6
dos cemeteries ell jreves, uno dn
Brooksville v ctro en- Ocala.
Hoy socara en- Tallahassee. Sc
ccmpone de As mGsicos y Sc uni
"a con las de Jacksonville Y Mia
mi en- un programa anunciado
para manana por la noche.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
MITIN EN- FAVOR DE LA
DE PETITE
WAY

Hoy por la noche, en- la plaza
de la Corte, Sc efectuara I'm mi
tin en- favor de la candidatura
de Raleigh Petteway, juez de
la corte de 10 criminal, que as
'pira a ser gobernador del esta-
do.
Contestant Petteway, con i'm
por.antes detalles, a varias pre-
guntas que Ia pasada semana
lie ihiciera ell fuerte candidate B.
F. Patty, de West Palm Beach.
Patty desea saber 81 ell sena-
dor Futch, que fielmente ODE
deciera a Sholtz en- la pasada
legislature, hace campana en- fl
vor de Pet. eway y 81 ha nombra
do interinamente a un juez, en-
Ell condado de Polk, para que Ell
iuez H. C. Peateway, sobrino
del candidate, haga propagan-
da a favor de este.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
POTTER DICE QUE Ell OLA
DE LAS d Els UN
X Y UNA DIES
GRACIA

New York, mayo 11.-Char-
les Francis Potter, fundador Y
jefe de la primera sociedad HUI
manista de New York, deline6
aver un plan para abolir ell Dfa
de las Madres, 3alificando de
racket Y una desgracia para
America ell dia de las madres,
tai como al presente Sc entien-
de y Sc festeja. Su primera
suggestion fue que la Sra. r. j.
Smith, escogida por ell Golden
Rule como la tfpica madre anne
mericana de 1886, dijo ell minis
do del Won Hindenburg y man
dada a Alemania. Cuando Pott-
er decia estas palabras la Sra.
Smith era Obsequiada y agasa-
jada a pocas. cuadras de distan-
cha.
"Esta alegada tfpica madre a
mericana de 1886, dijo ell minist
tro reli2ioso, tiene solo SO amos,
tiene blanco Ell cabello y no cree
que los ideales han cambiado
desde que la abuela era una nj
ma. Vive en- una pequena pobla-
lion, Sc hace su ropa, cree en-
pegar con un cepillo de la cable
"a, anna la cocina, no fuma, no
no canta y rehusa discu.
tir asuntos politicos. Y a esso
lie llaman la tfpica madre ame-
ricana de 1886, cuando debie-
ron decir de 1906 o 1886.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
LA POLICIA BUSCA ENTIRE
LOS VAGABUNDOS. AL MA
TABOR DE LA SRA. GUILD

Chicago, mayo Lila poll
cfa busca hoy entire los vagabun
dos de esta ciudad a un indivi-
duo, loco sexual, que estrangu-
10 a Lillian Guild, de so amos,
en- la habitaci6n que esta ocupa-
ba en- Ell hotel de las Mujeres
'Cristianas. I'm grupo de 38 in
dividuos fue remitido a la car
eel, quedando tcdos sujetos al
interrogatorio de las autorida-
DIES. Los detectives relacionan ell
crimen cen una piedra que apa-
rentemente fue recogida en- ell
parque Grant. Muri6 la Sra.
Guild a causa de un golpe que
le descargaron en- ell craneo.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
oEVISTO Ell CANCILLER
AUSTRIACO A UN "EJER.
T ANTISEMITA

Viena, Mayo 11.-El camel :
Her Schuschnigg revist6 aver en-
las Gales de esta capital a uno
de los "ejercitos privados" de
la naci6n, conocido como Ell "frei
heit-bunde', oyendo 2ritos de
desagrado durante Ell trayecto.
Las expresiones de inconfor-
midad partieron de amigos del
vicecanciller principe Ernst Won
Starhemberg.
Los peri6dicos dicen que Ell
nuevo "ejercito" mantiene ten :
dencias antisemitas, pero que Ell
acto Sc convirti6 en- Manifesto :
ci6n del "~heimwehr" contra las
ideas democraticas y cat6licas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia: 5:15, Dorsey Y Dali
ley; 5:35, llamas azules; 6:15,
Fannie Hurst; $50, Russell
Dorr; ZOO, Guy Lombardo;
8 100, Irene Dunno; $50, Mar
cha del Tempo; 1000, orques-
ia de Jack Denny; orquesta de
Halstead, y 11:3O, Hawaii
Calls.
Estaci6n de Clearwater Y ca
dena nacional: $50, noticias;
5:45, Lowell Thomas; 700, his
toria del servicio secreto; 1870,
Nelson Eddy y Margaret Spe-
axis; 900, orQuesta de Morgan;
$50, foro nacional; 1890, mag
nolia blossoms; II 100, violinis-
ia Shandor; II 1913, orquesta de
Bussee, y IL 80, orquesta de Oh
man.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
~CONTTNUARA Ell JUICIO
DE LA QUEJA CONTRA
LA COMPANIA CLYDE
MALLORY

Ell juicio de la queja hecha
lpor los estibadores organizados
contra la compania Clyde Ma
llory, de esta ciudad, continual
"a hey en- ell edificio federal.
R. L. Gillett, ell agente local,
declare Ell sabado que ningdn
obrero habfa sido despedido sin
causa justificada.
Gillett admiti6 que habfa reel
Dido information acerca del
y que habfa informado a
su companfa sobre los progre-
SOS hechos.
Rogers tra.6 de probar que
les siete Obreros queiosos ha-
bfan sido cesanteados por no
las obligaciones del ira
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
SOCIALES
La function de las Damas

La function de las DGmns
Lucidisima la function de la
"Secci6n de Damas del Centre
Asturiano". FL p6blico, como 10
suponiamos, correspondi6 a la
amable invitaci6n.
Quedaron muy bien en- SITS
-papeles" los siguien.es j6ve-
mes Y muchachas que integra-
ban ell reparto de "Como los
Propios Angeles: Srtas. Nora
Fernandez, An2elita Gutierrez,
Evangelina La Fuente, Maria
Rodriguez, Josefina Perez y Oh
ga Valdes Fernando Castro, Ro
berto Alvarez, Julio Alvarez y
Antonio Arrange. Tcdos tanto
en- la obra como en- las varieda-
DIES, ganaron mrchos aplausos.
Cristina Gonzalez, la intere-
sante y linda Reina, en- union de
las muchachas de La Secci6n de
Damas cortesmente atendieron
a los senores %socics.
Las Srtas. Maria Antonio Gu
tierrez Y Enriqueta Farfante to-
caron dos n1meros al piano.
Reciban nuestra felicitalci6n
por ell merecido exito.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
U Ell CONSEJO Ell
FgOBLEMA DEL PARO
,El T1aspasO de los SerUicios
a Catalina

Madrid, mayo LEI conse-
0 de minis..r del sabado estu-
si6 e. prciolema del paro y par
larrlen e en- 10 que Sc refie-
a la provincial de Zaragoza, don
de hay $1,000 cbreros sin ocu-
cEei5n. Sc auxiliara a los rbre-
ros FOR medic de un plan de o
bras p1blicas, en- ell que Sc inver
hrdn 10, coo de pesetas. En-
ZaraSoza Sc completaran las O.
aras de defensa del Eroro v ell
case1 de la Independence.
FL ministro de hacienda in
form6 SHIRE los gastcs v hahla-
en- tambien los ministries de
C5ras Pdhlicas, Industrial y Co
lercio Y Comunicaciones.
Es udi6 ell ccnsejo ell profile
ia del traspaso de servicios a
5atalrna, analizandose ell falIo
que ell 2 de enero ditt6 Ell tribu-
nal de Garantias Constituciona-
les. Por ahora ell gobierno Sc
propcne no traspasar los servi-
clos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
FL Won EN-
HOY Ell VUELO
DE o
Han visto Ell Dirigible, en- su
Hangar, mas de 100000
personals

Lakehurst, N. Y, mayo IL
Saldra hoy hacia Alemania, en-
vuelo de retorno eel dirigible
Won Hindenburg, que tom6 a
yer 1,100y000,OO0 pies c1bicos
de hidr6geno y 1866 galones de
ccmbustible. FL Zeppelin tiene,
129 tanques para ell combusti-
bic qre necesita. Una delega-
ci6n, presidida por Ell almiran-
te STANDBY, secretario INFERNO
de marina, di6 aver la bienve-
nida a los oficiales del dirigible,
inspeccionandolo.
/, Estima ell comandante CALI
ford, jefe de los cuarteles de
Lakehurst, que mas de 100, 900
hombres, mujeres Y ninos han
yis.o al dirigible, en- su hangar,
desde que lego ell sabado a su
base americana. POGO antes de
las cinco de la tarde de aver, un
moncplano rojo di6 vueltas So
bre la estaci6n, a tres mil pies
de altura, con I'm cartal que de-
cfa: Combatan Ell fascismo, pom
gan en- libertad a Thaelman.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
UN JUICIO PUBLICO SOBRE
Ell TRANSITO DE LOS
F-ERROCARRILES

Alas cratro de la tarde de
hoy, ell ayuntamienso celebrara
un juicio pdbliico, en- Ell City
Hall, para cir o~piniones sobre
ell transito ferrocarrilero.
Una ordenanza, presentada a
los ediles ell martes pasado, fila
en- 80 Ell Unite de carros de cada
tren y exile la debida protec-
ci6n del pdblico por medic de
barreras.
Varias p~rotesias contra la or
denanza, firmadas por distri-
buidores, Sc formularon en- los
1ltimos dias.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
Dominan nueve Companies Ell 50 por ciento
de Ia ~electicidad que consume la nacion
Tn informe de la Comision Federal
de Potencia Electrical

VIA III. ton, mayo lila
comisi6n de potencia electrical
del gcbiern9 federal presen-6
81 sEioado TN informe pro5an-
lc que cerca del so por ciento
le la electricidad que consumA
Ia naci6n, depende de nueve
ecmpanias, que SON: Electric
Bend and Share, directora de
American Gas Y Electric, Ame-
lean Power y Light; Electric
'cwer Y Light y National Pow
II y Light; Consolidated Gas
o., de New York; Common
yeal.h and lSothern Corp;
American Co.; Niagara
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
A Sc P DE
SU PARTID0

Madrid, mayo 11.-Se despi-
do Ell sabado de III PAR idc, en-
una asamblea que preside el
Sr. Fernandez Cierigo, Ell pri-
mer ministr3 don Manuel Aza-
ma.
mo les digo adi6s- roa e al
terminc de mi mandate en- la
presi encia volyere al partido,
cue hoy es eje de Ia pclftica es-
panola, y a ustsdes, mis- buenos
ami cs. "Yo les sxhorto a man
tener la mas ss.recha union, en-
defersa de la Replblica."
Termin6 dicisndo que 81, en-
ell cum9linian o de su deber y
en- Gefensa de la Repdb'iea, Is
in,orruptible, insobornable. A.
sistieron a la reunion los minis
tres del partido.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
DEFUNCIONES

FL sabado por la noche falle-
clio en- su domicilio, casa mime
70 1919 de la avenida Catorce,
ell Sr. Pascual Valdes, de So a.
nos. lie sobreviven su viuda,
cuatro hijos Y dos hijas. Los hi
jos Sc nombran Jose, Pascual,
Carlos y Ulises, y las hijas Sras
Francisco Castillo y Clementina
Noriega.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
MUNRO UN CAPTAIN DE IN
GENIEROS

Madrid, mayo 11.-Muri6 ell sa-
bado ell captain de ingenieros
que fue objeto de I'm atentado.
Dos individuos sc encuentran
detenidos en- relaci6n con Ell cri
men.
Sobre ell hecho ACADIA de anun
ciar una Interpolation Ell dipu.
tado socialista Rufilanchas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
FL triunfo de esta semama

Ell triuRfO de esta semGnG
Correspondent a la logia "Ca
balleros Leales de America.
I'm gran picnic en- ell parque
LA Columna'', el domingo.
Fiesta campestre, que todos
los amos reviste extraordinaria
brillantez.
Esta vez, como en- las anterio-
res, ell entusiasmo eS grande.
Almuerzo y bale con "Los
Bohemios" y Don Francisco
v otras atracciones.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11

Hudson Power, Standard Pow
err and Light, Pacific Gas y FL
ectric c., United Gas improve
men CO. y Associated Gas and
Electric.
FL comisionado Manly dice
en- el informe que esas condicio-
mes daran a los e~studiantes de
la industrial y resresentan es de
les crerpos regulares fedora
les Y estatales una clara vision
de la vasta y compleja organi-
zaci6n industrial que hasta ell
presen.e han tenido.
Esas nueve empresas domi-
nan Ell 49.7 por ciento.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11

Mrri6 aver en- Sebring la Sra.
Amancio Fernandez, que fue de
Tampa a esa pcblaci6s a unirse
con su marido. Ademas de su
esposa, deja a dos hijos, Jimmie
Y Jor2e Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11
Gran fiesta

UTUNb JtCoUW
Las Secciones del Cfrculo Gu
bano Sc disponen a TRAFALGAR
conjuntamente a favor de la
gran "fiesta-picnic" que habra
de e~fectuarse en- TODD Ell edificio,
ell dfa % de JUNO.
va 10 hemos dicho Y ahora 10
r%epetimos: con buena organiza-
ci6n y mejor entendimiento Sc
puede llegar a IN fin mas pracs
tico y beneficiosO.
La gaceta., 1936-05-11

Falleci6 aver por la tarde en-
un hospital local, ell Sr. Angel
Alvarez, de 76 amos vecino de
la casa ndmero 1909 de la Gale
16. Deia a su viuda, un hijo, Ma
nrel Alvarez, Y una hiia, jose
fina eAlvarez.
Evening star., 1936-04-21
Fans Generously
Aid Hurt Fighter

THE human pot-pourri that is
Washington's boxing public
went soft last night-to the extent
to $172.50, donated at the ringside
of Joe Turner's Arena to aid Harry
Thompson, who suffered broken
jaw in a bout with Husslein Savoy
Of Egypt there two weeks ago.
Unable to shoulder the expenses
incident to the injury, Harry ap-
pealed to the fans through An.
nouncer Jimmy Lake and imme-
diately was greeted with shower
Of bills and coins that covered the
ring and delayed the Eddie Nader
Billy Nichy feature fight OF five
minutes.
A District Golden Gloves flnalist
In 1885. the youthful Thompson
was fighting his third professional
engagement when injured. Local
ring fans responded to like ap-
peal several years ago and saved the
eyesight of Charley Won Reedon.
former local boxer.
Evening star., 1936-04-21
NEW DEAL IS SEEN
IN BANKERS LOOP
Hibbs and Riggs, One, Two
Last Year, Are Beaten
in Opening Games.
THAT it's going to be q far diff
ferent story in the Bankers
Base Ball League this year

THAT it's going to be q far diff
ferent story in the Bankers
Base Ball League this year
= than last was evident today as
the results of the loops first two
games were analysed.
Whereas the w. B. Hibbs Co. and
Riggs National Bank representatives
were the champion and runner-up,
respectively, in 1885, both were de-
feated yesterday. the latter rather
ANONYMOUSLY. Hibbs lost a 80 de-
cision to National Savings g. Trust
but Riggs took it squarely on the chin
or in the pants. with l4-l rout from
the American Security & Trust Co.
1t probably was just as well that
Robert v. Fleming, president of Riggs,
who threw out the first ball at the
Hibbs-National Savings game, chose
that particular contest at which to
odiciate.
Aside from the pair Of pitchers that
Riggs used to no avail. hurting proved
to be the feature of the two games,
Joe Garvey of National Savings, let
Hibbs down with three hits, while his
rival. Frank Baroni. also gave up only
three.
Orlando Birch gave Riggs but two
hits as he escaped being scored on, ex-
cept in the third inning.
A TTORNEY GENERAL HOMER S.
= CUMMINGS will pitch out the
first ball as the United States Gov
ernment League inaugurates its sea-
son on Saturday with the Metropolitan
Police and Bureau of Investigation
playing the first game.
That the Police nine is powerful this
year Is evidenced by the fact that it
has outclassed one Of the best high
school mines in this section in recent
practice games.
Evening star., 1936-04-21
PRIMES FOR TERP TEN
St. Johns, With Strong Attack
Works on Defense.

ANNAPOLIS, April 21.-St. Johns
lacrosse squad has settled down for a
siege of intensive work under Coach
John Donahue, in preparation for the
game with Maryland at College Park
Saturday.
In that game against Baltimore
Athletic Club Saturday the Old Liners
were secuted by Evelyn Harrison of
the st. Johns faculty and a former
player with Mount Washington. His
report briefly was that Maryland was
plenty good"
Lots of work viii be done on the st.
Johns defense. With E. v. Smith,
national high scorer last year; Warren
Hamman and Charley Koogle all 60
ing strong, the attack Is expected to
function effectively.
Evening star., 1936-04-21
}o,ues Open Three Weeks of Tournament Competition Tonight
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Pres


Jimmy Foxx, Red Sox, and Pete
Appleton, Senators-Foxx hit home
run and double in first game and APP
pleton pitched hve-hit ball In second.
Wally Berger, Bees-Found Brook
lyn pitchers for three hits. one q dou-
BILE. and drove in two runs.
Joe Bowman, Phillies-Checked
Giants with 10 hits and cracked out
three singles.
George Puccinelli and Frank Higgins,
Athletics-Former hit home run with
two on and later got four hits and as
many runs as As defeated Yanks.
Frankie Frisch, Cardinals-His
ninth-inning double cleared the load
ed bases as Cards beat Reds.
Lyn Larry and Tom Carey, Browns
Led attack on Tigers pitchers with
three hits apiece.
Gus Suhr, Pirates-Hit home run IN
ninth with two on to give Pirates VIC
tory over Cubs.
Vernon Kennedy. White sox-Held
Indians to four hits.
Evening star., 1936-04-21
MITTEN'S DOG VICTOR
International Champion Pressed
for Title at Roanoke.

ROANOKE, Va. April 81 P,.-Pilot
of Crombie of Happy Valley, English
setter and holder of the English,
Canadian and American champion
ships in his breed, was chosen as best
dog in the show at the annual exhibit
tion of the Roanoke Kennel Club. He
is owned by DR.. A. A. Mitten of Phila-
delphia and was shown by ALI Love-
ridge. who is taking him next to the
Richmond show, opening Wednesday.
The champion, Phil" for short, was
pushed for honors by winners in five
other classes, particularly by Oh. Urdos
de Scum, snow-white Great Pure
neese, who defeated a fine field in the
working class, and by Stopper, a beau
tiful Dalamatian. More than $50
dogs. including several champions,
participated in the show.
Evening star., 1936-04-21
FILMS OF TABLE TENNIS

Moving pictures Of stable tennis
champions in action will be on view
at Loew's Palace for a week, starting
Friday. when a sports parade is shown
in connection with the feature picture.
Spectacular shots used in title
matches will be illustrated by Cole
man Clark, former national singles
champion and now a member of the
championship doubles team; Don Ter
ry, Pacific Coast champion; Don
Siegel, supreme in the Western States
and Southern California. and Don
Harris, a 9-year-old youngster, who
ranks second In the junior division OF
the Pacific Northwest.