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Evening star., 1936-03-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. TWo-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING AND METAL GA
RAGE. NO. 1918 "B' STREET Sc.
BY, virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded
Of the land records of the District of CO.
1umhis. and at the request of party secured
thereby. the undersigned surviving trustee
vii offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION IN
AAxfR AfRr9F or Gf6SK MABcK la3e AT to,,po3ns- PoTR
iumbis, to-wt: Lot a3 in Walter E. Wright
and Frank E. Hopkins subdivision of lots
Book "a pare i44 in the office of the sur
Veyor for the District of Columbia.
=, Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. BALANCE
promissory notes of purchaser PAYABLE in
!. and years. with interest at per
semi annually. secured by first deed OF
trust upon property sold. or all cash. at
option of purchaser. A deposit of $500
occurred of purcha-.- at sale. Examina-
ton of title. conyeyancing. recording. reve-
pprschsser. p1s ser Terms to be compied with
trustee. reserves the right to. resell prop
erty at risk and cost Of defaulting. pur-
chaser. after days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published IN
washington. D. c.. or deposit may be for
3eited. or without forfeiting deposit trustee
fights against defaulting purchaser
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH.
Surviving Trustee.
fe25. .26. 81. 2S 2a-mh2 3456
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MAX II. ARONSON. Attorney,
1IO3 Vermont Bldg.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
] ,Eet q COLUMBIA Ho!oins an ] ]sgHi!.
Welch Corpora ation.-Eauity, 57.4s5;-
Order of Publicaton.--The object of this
proceeding is to distribute to the creditors
and other persons entitled to the same all
of the assets of The Robert WEIGH CORPORA
ton, corporation formerly doing business
at AT Neal ST NE in Washington. Dis
tEict OF Columbia; Upon consideration OF
du4y qualified in this cause 1t is by the
Court this Bird day of February 1896
ordered that all persons having claims
against The Robert Welch corporatioh, or
itemized statement of their claims. duly
verified by sthdavit OF the claimant with
Max H. Aronson. Assignee. 1903 Vermont
Ave. Vermont Bldg WASHINGTON. District
of Columbia. and a copy of this order shall
be published once every ten days for four
consecutive ten day periods in the Wash
tnston Law Reporter and in The. Evening
a, Star and further that copy Of this order
of the known creditors or other claimants
at ~ Jheir last known address; JESSE c.
GEORGE A. WATTS. Asst Clerk.
fe4l424ma5
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

THOS. j. OWEN & son, AUCIloNEEno'
TRUSTEES, IA sALE ERE oE Sr vsiylAH1z sTl ys,
"G FINfsHEDl Two.sToRY. pErAGS;H1EEP[9
BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING, WITH VII
N0IN TW9GHR As pE1hTszEEs sREMisEs Si47 & sARN T.
ABY STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 6ss". folio ZAP et
party pa S0inin secured S thereby the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell at PUBLIC auction IN 1Tqns TIs
ef ths PTsmiSsS nsY on on MaRcH hp 1876
AT FoUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm: the
situate in the District OF Columbia, ba.d ana na
in square numbered 1850 in william l.
Milcr's subdivision. as per plat recorded
in Liber No 100. foho 80. OF the recoIds
Of Of ee eonmba fs OF tes subeet 96
record which will be announced at the
time of sale, Also all equipment and NIX.
lures used in connection thereWlth as' set
i0'fe Terms m SNp Of sale sale: Two thousand dollars
(S2 100000 of the purchase money 70 be
paid in cash. balance in two equal in in
two years. with interest at 5i2 per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually, from
6av of sale, secured by first, deed OF trust
option of the purchase. ,,s. deposit %; 81 OF
All conveyancing. recording. sNear revenue
stamps. etc. at the cost OF purchaser LEI,
thirty days from day, OF sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right, to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF
deiauting purefaser; aIter ssa,s hTg in eaE same
newspaper published in Washington. d. G.
HARRY l. RUST. Jr::
fe60-dS-dS eXSu Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
ct lowest interest rate PROMPT service
COLORED-MONEY TO LOAN ON 1st. 2nd
trusts for home Improvement taxes: at
reasonable rates of interest: city and SUD
and refinancinE: quick results; conflden-
tial service AVON REALTY e. LOAN CO.
1oa G st. NV. Phone National 093o.
2Iid deferred purchase trust notes inner,
itance estates; promotions. lst End and
Srd trusts. No red tape. Quick service.
300 repay $3.50 wk. 5000 repay 81: 80 VIZ.
$500 5owki SSoo9repay $1e wk VIZ.
3,50Ore repay SIT SO wk. S4. 900 repay $50 wk,
Above payments include PRINCIPAL ana
interest and can be arranged montnis'
WEST & WEST successors to DIX, a.
HENRY, INC. 1916 Eye St. NV. (where
Eve meets New York ave). National 461o.
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RENT-GARAGES.

2111 18th ST NV.
Garage in Rear.
hot-water heat, electricity Ideal for re-
pair Snop S45 per month.
3. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2100o 925 18th st.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 1885 pickup. closed cab. black
all-steel body: in service q very short time
Mechanical condition and tires like new
Liberal trade and terms. Capitol Motors
Inc. 2l5 Pa ave. sc. Phone Lincoln 0303,
Open evenings and Sundays.
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PONTIAC 1894 "-door. 5-passenger coupe
trunk. Here is. without question. one of
the finest 1894 PontiacS we've seen since
1884; finest from a standpoint OF appear
ance. condition and performance. You'll
be amazed at its riding SmoothneSs. Sen
sational at Si95. Superior Motors, 1920
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PONTIAC 1881 sport coupe. Check this
Honest Price of SlS9 check this car II
has beautiful new finish, quiet motor rum
bic seat } fine tires. clean interior. Check
will not be sorry. Owens Motor Co. G39a;i
f,pur4iA
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NASH 1894 20" sedan. 4-door; original
| black finish shines like new: very smart
body. the short-coupied type; beautiful
| tan mohair upholstery, without a blemish.
| This job has cylinders, overhead valve
| engine. which is in the best Of condition
| You will never find another bargain like
| this. Think of it--$435, Stanley H
Horner. Inc. I'LL l4th st. NV. Phone
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LA SALE 5-passenger sedan, Fleetwood
owned by private % party % and offered at 'o'i a
sacrifice price II sold this week Terms
Interstate Insurance Inc. Dist. 10ll.
NASH 1893 Advanced ~" sedan. excellent
rubber Splendid car for S449 MY
Used Cars Make Good or Do" Lee D
Butler. Inc, 1l3S Conn. ave. Phone
District Dl 10
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PLYMOUTH 1896 sedan delivery GOO
actual miles. You cannot see that 1t has
been used. Opportunity to own a new
delivery unit at a uSed-car price: liberal
trade and terms Capitol Motors. Inc.
.I5 Pa. ave. sc. Phone Lincoln 0303.
Omen EVENINGS and SUNDAYS
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CASH FOR 4OUh Ohn
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
Whether Car is Paid For or Not.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 18th st. NV. De. 1900.
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HUPMOBILE lN:I3 de luxe sedan; has O
W. W. black finish. cream wheels This
car has ii fine smooth performance that
only Hupmoble can give. Tires are
exceptionally good: carries 3O-day guar
antee. Fur only $3.50. L. P. Steuart.
Inc I3o5 l4th St NV.
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CHEVROLET 1879 coach: excellent condi-
tion, nearly new tires. This car shows
has had food care and is barsain ~ =.
terms. Cali Mr.. Arm at Georgia !o1e for
demonstratiou. ~ sss at GA Jeuerson
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"b6-S" coUpe the smaller

who. took the best care Of this car and it
really shows 1t. 1t looks like new car.
The upholstery is clean as a pin. has
wire wheels, fender wells. metal tire covers,
trunk rack, rumble seat. mechanically. it
bears out that an engineer owned the
car. Submit your own terms. Price re-
duced to $545. Horner guaranteed. STAN
ley H. Horner, Inc. LII. I4th ST.. NV.
Phone National 765I
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PONTIAC 1886 large S-cyl trunk sedan;
carefully driven ia. miles; never regis
ts ed: new guaranty. 4.aal Conn. ave.
Phone Cleveland 1888
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PLYMOUTH 1924 de luxe sedan: original
paint tires excellent upholstery SpotleSS
mileage less than 20 Ot,,,; one owner. Will
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PLYMOUTH 1896 sedan: S95 down, 81
monthly; trunk model: run very little. Big
saving and new-car guarantee every re-
Spect Mr.. Adams. KenSington 81 t.
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PONTIAC 1898 coach original finish new
tires spotlesSly clean: fine straight-S mo-
tor. Fisher no-draft ventilation. Liberal
trade and terms. Capitol Motors, Inc.
"l5 Pa. ave Sc Phone Lincoln 03U3.
Open evenings and Sundays
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OLDSMOBILE 1891 convertible coupe;
black finish with cream wheels. motor n
fine mechanical condition, very good rub
se eran ysEy spSry car th
Winterized and Deodorized. L. P. .Steuart
Iuo ct
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR

WILL BUY from private owner good four
cylinder Ford, Call evenings. 1l5 Ken
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GRAHAM 1913" 4 door sedan. Blue Streak:
motor mechanically perfect white side wall
tires. A dandy buy al only S3i down. S"i
per month Keep Rollin' With Nolan, 1Ill
LII II
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PLYMOUTH coach, run : O0a miles by
original owner; luStrous black finish. clean
as . pin Mann Motors. el:!o Georgia ave.
Phone Shepherd 2I..1.
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BUICK 1888 81 sedan. the first size. 1t
will bear the closest inspection. for the
in and see for yourself the beautiful dark
blue Duco finish, the Bedford cord up
exceptional motor Ask for Hodge car
Come in today because it won't be around
long. Guaranteed; price. S545. Stanley
H. Horner Inc. I'LL 18th st. NV. Phone
National 1851.
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PONTIAC 1929 coupe Si5; must sell inn
mediately. sacrifice price. r. Stevenson,
ObOne North n,tI
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OLDSMOB1LE 1882 de luxe sedan side
mounting. luggage rack. black body with
whipcord interior; ,spotlessly clean and
runs smoothly: excellent tires: free wheel
ing: automatic choke: priced low Rut-
ledge Motor Co.. 4s Md. ave. Hyattsville.
Md Phone Greenwood o4l1
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FLI MOI IIIS--I '',.I ut luAt tUuEes, tIIt
TO choose from: sos down. SO month.
JACK PRY. 1924 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door sedan
Vista gray safety steel body. clean in
terror hydraulic brakes floating power
engine, low mileage tires like new: liberal
trade and terms. Capitol Motors. Inc.
al5 Pa. ave. Sc Phone Lincoln 0303.
Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
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BUICK 1888 model 81 4-door sedan; by
| estate Of deceased owner: driven only 8 900
miles: like new. No trades. Phone Column
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HUDSON 1894 sedan dark blue finish
spotieSS interior: new-car appearance and
performance. My Used Cars Make Good
or Do" Lee d. Butler Inc, 1I3S Conn.
ave. Phone District OIiu.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan La,,s
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full black finish that's equal to new motor
In best of condition. no-draft ventilation.
other fine features. Low price at $500.
L. p. Steuart Inc; 1926 14th st. NV.
phnna Dec AkilI
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 *S' touring coupe. s.
pass. Beautiful black finish. powerful
and smooth motor. clean vhipcord in
terror. hydraulic brakes, no-draft ventila-
very smart car at low prce-S445: lib
ersl allowance en- your present car: terms
that fit your needs. Stanley H. Horner.
Inc. III 14th st. NV. National 1861.
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FORD 1885 de luxe coach: SSa0 original
mileage: finished in a beautiful Brewster
green; practically new tires. perfect. run
spectacular value at or anywhere near
$3.50; see It at oncei Superior Motors.
1870 18th st. NV Phone Decatur l3un
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FORD 1890 cabriolet: new violet paint Job
with Chinese red panels and wheels: motor
AL: fully guaranteed. Bargain az only
~ down. Sl".6s per month. Keep Roliin
Mlln Nnlau llll lSlh 81 NV
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PLYMOUTH 1913. PA convertible coupe.
gray flnsh with red trim and red wire
wheels 6-wheel equipment. trunk rack,
excellent motor and very good rubber:
S.4g. My Used Cars Make Good or /
Do" Lee d. Butler, Inc. ll3s Conn. ave.
Phone District ul 10
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OIDSMOBILE 1898 sport coupe: $500
original mileage: finished in q beautiful
sense of the word: barely broken in-this
oids looks as good as the day It stood on
me snow room moor: some incky bnytr Is
1920 l4th ST. NV. Phone Decatur ZOO
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CADILLAC 1885 conv, coupe; finished In
beautiful let black with chromium
plated disc wheels, white side wall tires.
, radio; delivered new for over S3,lO0: the
discriminating motorist will enjoy owning
and driving this luxurious motor car:
/ plenty of extrasi Goes on sale at 81 .S45.
Superior Motors. 1890 I4tn st. NV. Phone
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PACKARD 1929 sedan: excellent paint.
quiet motor. unusually clean interior Only
81 down S13.3T per month. Keep Rollin'
With Nolan ILL 18th st. NV
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PACKARD 1895 custom sedan. 1900 series:
car purchased from a new-car dealer: has
never been titled; sold new for over
s.. 700; our price, lS95: the man who
wants tops in an automobile will eer-
car. Superior Motors, 1920 i4th ct.
NV. Phone Decatur 1900.
PACKARD 1882 convertible coupe beauti-
ful black finish. motor excellent very good
Cars Make Good or Do" Lee D. Butler,
Inc. 1913 Conn. ave. District 011O.
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FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor sedan. ,oritinai
finish like new. clean plush upholstery;
trade and terms. Capitol Motors, Inc.
aI5 Pa ave. s.e.. Phone Lincoln O3O3.
Open evenings and Sundays. -.-
FORD 1884 de luxe coupe, rumble seat.
dual horns. cowl and taii-iamps. safety
glass: clean and sound as new one;
excellent tires. Liberal trade and terms.
Capitol Motors Inc.. si5 Pa. ave. Sc;
phone Lincoln o303. open evenings and
Sundays.
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PACKARD 1885 touring sedan: original
black factory finish; driven but 600
actual miles. JACK PRY, Packard Dealer,
1920 l4th St NV.
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DODGE 1896 Eouring sedan, demonstrator:
new-car guarantee substantial discount.
Mr.. Jerman Torrey Motor Co.. 1918
Connecticut ave
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BUICK 1881 "50'' sedan. "-door.. A very
fine. small car: formerly owned by local
doctor: motor just overhauled In our shop;
upholstery guaranteed. Priced at, S2S5.
Be sure to get our terms. Stanley H.
Horner, Inc. I'LL 14th st. NV. Phone
National T651
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WILLIAM j. FLATHER. Jr.,
JAMES j. BECKER.
ADAM A. WEscHLER Z: SON. Auctioneers.

se5.e,s11.1315.171o %. IS NH NH s.4 !.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1880 Phi. sedan. q wire
wheels. trunk. powerful $ motor very
good tires. Sacrifice. $50 caSh. Slo9
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FORD 1888 coupe-A real Horner value.
One of the cleanest little cars in our stock
this tn ~ car before t YOU W. buy. Price. ice, sos. Be
sure to get our terms. Stanley II. Horner
Inc. iii l4th ST. NV. National 1ti5 e.
GRAHAM 1879, de luxe sedan black finish
G-wheel equipment. motor in fine mechani-
cal condition very good rubber. clean
interior. Safety Tested Winterized and
Deodorized. Low price at S".a: terms are
easy. L. p. Steuart. Inc. 1875 l4th St.
Phone DSratur dSthp
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DODGE 1895 coupe; safety steel body with
attractive opaleScent green finish. clean
careful owner: floating power engine. hy-
draulic brakes. safety. glass .throughout;
tires nearly new. priced low: liberal trade
and terms. Rutledse Motor Co.. As Md.
ave. Hyattsville Nd. Greenwood .4I..
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BUICK 934 sedan: finished in beautiful
running motor, spotless upholstery; actual
mileage Just little over ,ns1or Is9oo ot1rs First
| 1920 i4th st. NV. Phone Decatur 1900.
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CHRYSLER TO- roadster. the smartest
one in town: air horns. wind wings. rum
Bile seat; excellent top and leather up
holstery; fine motor and good rubber all
around: priced way down; liberal terms
Rutledse Motor Co. Chryser-Plymouth
Phone Greenwood o1Ii
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DODGE 1896 sedan: S1l0 down. S35
monthly; company officials personal car:
big saving; all accessories: new-car guar
antee. Phone Mr.. Adams. Kensington 59. ~
Evening star., 1936-12-03
AMERICAN U. QUINT
HAS 17-GAME SLATE
Nine Tits Are Scheduled for
Home Court-0pener Is With
Hopkins December II.

SEVENTEEN games, limited strictly
to teams of its own ca!iber. COM
prise American Universitys basket ball
schedule this season, which will open
a week from tomorrow when the
Eagles travel to Baltimore to clash
with Johns Hopkins
Eight trays will be played out Of
town, while all local tits will be played
in the American University gym.
Massachusetts and Nebraska avenues,
starting at BIS O'Clock.
Following is the schedule:
December II. Johns Hopkins at Balti-
more: IA, Hampden-sydney: 16. Maryland
State Normal.
January Z, Bridgewster College at Har-
risonburg Va. s. Lynchburs College at
Lynchburg. Va: o. Hampden-Sydney at
Farmville. Va; IA, st. Johns Collese:
February 6. Lynchburg College: L..
Virsinla Medical College at Richmond; IL,
Randolph Macon at Ashland, Va: II. st.
Johns College at Annapolis: 10. Bridge
water: 20; Randolrh-Macon: "a; Johns
Hopkins: -. c. C. n. Y. at New York.
March 8. Virginia Medical College.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
CAMPBELL, LATHR0P
GIVE TERRORS HOPE
Certain This Pair Will Offset
Guckeyson, Other Strength
Will Reat Terms.

WESTMINSTER, Md, December 3.
w Western Maryland's foot ball
followers are confident that the pass
Ing and kicking of Leroy Campbell
and the bucking of Cliff Lathrop, ace
backs, will fully offset the all-around
brilliance of Maryland's Bill Guckey-
son in the Baltimore Stadium game
Saturday and that the Terrors su-
periority in a general way will carry
them to victory.
Lathrop and Campbell also can
count on great attacking aid from
Frank Sadowski, a junior who has
quarterbacked the eleven in fine style
all year; Ken Adriance, another
junior, who has served as a blocker
all season; Ted Mujwit, Western
Maryland's Jim Meade. and Joe Drug
ash, sophomore who, although light,
Is fine ball carrier.
Western Maryland also will present
two of the finest ends In Maryland,
Co-Capt. Lou Lassahn and Stan Ben
janin. Lassahn will be playing his
final collegiate foot ball game Satur-
day and intends to close his career in
. blaze Of glory. Benjamin, the more
sensational end of the two, will be in
there making misery for Terrapin ball
toters as they try to skirt his end and
giving the rival safety men plenty of
trouble as he streaks down the field
for passes.
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Pro Foot Ball Is Topic.

A TTENTION here yesterday, how
ever, was not directed toward
Montreal as much as to the local ball
park offices, where Griffith and George
Marshall, president Of the Boston
Reksins foot ball team, were closeted
most of the afternoon. Marshall still
is considering moving his Redskins to
Washington next season, and, in fact,
the step seems closer today than ever.
After the confab Griff and Marshall
declared that, except for few minor
details, arrangements for the use of
the ball park were completed salts
factorily Everything on my end will
work out all right" said Griffith.
Marshall will have no trouble getting
the ball park"
Griffith, incidentally, will 60 to New
York early Sunday to see the Red
skins play the New York Giants for
the Eastern championship of the
National League. If the Redskins win
they will play the Green Bay Packers
for the title Griff will be joined in
New York by Harris and Secretary
Edward B. Eynon, jr.
Evening star., 1936-12-03

Terry Bill Terry. manager Of
the champion New York Giants,
who arrived two days late. Sell or
trade Outfielder Hank Leiber, a
good player. but reputedly persona
non grata to Mr.. Terry.
Mates Mickey Cochrane OF
Detroit and Jimmy Dykes of Chi
cago used to be partners on the
Philadelphia Athletics. Now they
are rival managers. trying to cut
fox each other, with no progress.
when you managed q seventh
place club and I led the worlds
champs" says Cochrane to Dykes,
you listened to everything. Now
that your team is q third-place
club. you are too tough and deaf"
Lee Keyser head OF the Des
Moines club, which thinks it should
have Feller. Says he represents
the forgotten man In base ball
"the poor minor leasuers who get
trimmed ysar altar yeG6 By big
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Reporters to Hound Lands for Feller Decision
O6eld IeH

league clubs, who take everything
in sight and give us nothing"
Job hunter Casey Stengel is
in a pickle. His contract with the
Brooklyn Dodgers has a year to go,
but he's out as manager. He'll
get his salary, s12,500, but if he
gets another job his salary for it
will be deducted from his Brook
lyn pay envelope.
Newspaper men +. Hardy fell
lows. VINO hide behind the potted
palms in the Mount Royal Hotel
lobby and try to get stories. The
best informed reporter of them all
is Lou McKenna of st. Paul. Lou
is general manager Of the st. Paul
American Association club as well.
But the American Association
club owners have gagged him un-
der threat of fining him 500 for
any Information he gives out ahead
Of George Trautman, president OF
ths leagus.
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him either the property of the In
dams, a free agent or property Of
Des Moines.
Dean Dizzy" the pitcher for
whom. Cincinnati has offered $780,
600. but the st Louis Cardinals
want players besides.
Hickey Branch Hickey is the
st. Louis auctioneer in the reported
Dean deal. Shrewd and cagey,
Hickey is suhe to swing neat deal
If he lets Dean 60. The smarter
base ball men are offering even
money DIG will stay with st. Louis.
There are no takers.
Comiskey -. Lou Comiskey,
owner of the Chicago White Sox.
who for the first time since the
days of the BLACK Sox" in 1919
and 1920, has something the other
American League clubs want-Luke
Apnling, first batting champion N
White sox history. i
Evening star., 1936-12-03
B0SOX BEAT MATS
IN CATCHER DEAL
Grab Peacock, Player That
Griffith Coveted-Grid
Scheme Develops.

TIME Washington ball club lost
round one in the Montreal
minor-league meeting barter
u ing duels when Catcher john
ny Peacock, a free agent, and sought
by Manager Bucky Harris, was bought
by the Boston Red Sox for a price
reported to be between $4,000 and
$4,000. The do-re-mi was pocketed
by Peacock, inasmuch as he belonged
to no club following his being de-
clared a free agent by Judge Lands.
He formerly was the property of the
Cincinnati Reds.
Clark Griffith, president of the Ma
tionals, expressed disappointment to-
day over not being able to get Pea
cock, whom Harris said had signed
with Boston before he (Bucky) ar
rived at the meeting I'VE still have
hopes. though, of grabbing a catcher
somewhere said Griff.
Evening star., 1936-12-03

waukee and Buffalo, N Y. Kansas
City wants the mems basket ball tour
nament, which Denver also is expected
to seek for the third year
Other events and bidders: Mems
indoor swimming. University of Michi-
gan and Ohio State: women's outdoor
swimming, San Francisco: women'S
indoor swimming. womens basket ball,
Wichita: senior cross-country, Michi-
gan State.
Detroit appeared likely to be named
the 1897 convention city.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
! IS! &
OfF"~JhGt {Rl9


ginning to grow in the minds of the
Catholic U. coaches. especially when
La SStle was beaten by only 14-l0,
and with the help of an interference
ruling on pass . Dutch Bergman
confessing. of the record at first, that
his team had too many seniors. and
that seniors don't have the same get
up-and-go that sophomores and jun
iors have .''They figure, guess,
that in June they'll be out of foot
ball and into the world making liv-
ing" said Dutch, "and they are taking
no chances of getting hurt by block
ing too hard or diving under a line
to make a tackle"
A couple weeks later Missis-
sippi knocked off Catholic =.
then Loyola and then West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan.
None of these teams bothered to
read the Orange Bowl clippings the
Cardinals were waving at them. in
stead of making tackles and that
silly story about c. U. losing because
student spies were stealing plays in
practice and sending them to incoming
opponents.