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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-20
81st Division Veterans
i. Form Organization Here
Plan for Big District Cattle ring To Be Held In Hender-
son Sunday October 3; FL econ OF Officers Defer
red Until That Tim e; Adutant Here

son, Columbia, S. c., where the dl-
vision trained for overseas duty, in
May, 1888.
Veterans of this division from
Vance, Warren, Granville and Frank
lin counties attended the meeting
Thursday night, and formed the dis
trict den" The visitors were from
Franklinton, Oxford, Louisburg and
Norlina. They voted to hold the char
ter open and defer election of officers
until the district convention to be held
here the first Sunday in October, the
3rd.
Adjutant Cahaii SAL the Wildcat
Division Veterans Association is now
organized in each of the States from
which a majority of the personnel OF
the division came The association al
so has q we'll organized auxiliary, ne
said, which admits any blood relative
of a veteran of the division.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-20
CORN AND PEANUT
CROPS VERY GOOD
Estimated Above Average
In Monthly Crop Report
AS Of August l
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The Sir Walter GkOtct.

Raleigh, Aug. 2O-North Carolina's
corn and peanut crops are estlmateu
as well above the average IN the
monthly average in the monthly crop
report of the United States Bureau OF
Agricultural Economics, based on the
conditions as Of August l.
The indicated corn crop will be
44,194 900 bushels, an increase OF
per cent over last year and one OF
the largest corn crops on record In
this state, according to the report.
The August / condition of the pea
nut crop was 83 per cent of normal,
five per cent increase over the past
ten year average for that date, the
report says.
1.-The corn crop is consistently gooo
in all sections Of the State with the
exception of the southern Piedmont
counties where the lowest July rain
fall occurred" the report says. GROW
ers reported an average condition OF
SO per cent of normal on August l.
which is 8 per cent better than year
ago and 5 per cent better than the
past ten year average on August "
Of peanuts the report said: The
july rainfall was conducive to very
rapid growth of the peanut plants.
August weather conditions will de-
termine the setting of nuts. Too rapid
development of the peanut plants IS
usually at the expense of the forma-
ton of the nuts. This is too early
date to determine a definite indica-
ton for production"
The crop reports are based on sta
tistics prepared in the office of Frank
Parker, United States Department OF
Agriculture statistician with the State
Department of Agriculture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-20
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Faye -Four

/. What is the Third Reich?
2 In which territory of the U. s. is
! the city of Ketchikan?
8. Who was Bengt Erland sFogelberg?
A: In architecture, what is plinth?
s. From what is morphine derived?
6. Name the capital of Massachusetts.
z. What is the property of malleabil-
ity in metals?
8. Is the expression, Il walked up
: correct English?
9. Where is Marquette University?
TO-. What is a fluting machine?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-20
TWO DEEDS PLACED
WITH THE REGISTRY

Two realty transactions were plac-
od on the record books at the Vance
Registry yesterday
Nick ]. Trakas conveyed a lot in
the ]. r. Young subdivision to Emmett
Fl Goodrich for $40 and other consid-
eration5.
S. M. Switzerland, ct al, sold M. D.
Switzerland a tract of 81 IL acres OF
land in Sandy Creek township for
500 and other considerations.
1886-The Haymarket Anarchists in
Chicago sentenced to death.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-20

1888 Benjamin Harrison, Indiana
polls lawyer, Union commander In
diana senator. 23rd President, born at
North Bend, Ohio Died in Indiana
polls, March Is, 1901.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

$40 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
REMARKABLE VALUE is NOT
ENOUGH TO DESCRIBE THIS
NEW HOME. 3 BATHS AND A
RECREATION ROOM UNSUR-
PASSED; FROM FOOTINGS TO
ROOF REALLY FINISHED. SEE
THIS HOME BEFORE YOU BUY.
Brown Bros, Owners and Build
erS. Dist. 2724. Ewes, Clev. 0432.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
EXECUTORS SALE.

At public auction Monday. Nov. 1, II a .n.'
story business and residence property. cons
tanning large store and IL rooms at IA 20.
Market st.. ard bids. from eity's nam
cof00.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

INSURANCE COMPANY AUTHORIZES
Immediate sale at ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS under. original first trust. Located
in Chevy Chase. near the clubs. on lot
6Ox20O The living room. 15x2S. opens
through French doors onto rear porch
overlooking the garden. Four. full bed
rooms on second floor: servants quarters
think a bargain at $4,000. Can be ,n-
spected by. appointment:
CALL WISCONSIN 5617.
WILL CONSIDER YOUR OLD HOME IN
EXCHANGE.
Out Georgia avenue to $500 blockE
turn right, on Corwin drive to 900 block
Corwin drive Woodside Village.
Groom, / and 2 bath homes; modern
in every respect: large rooms: wide lots:
Inspect by appointment or drive out and
see salesman on oopr premises. eau Ar'
WAPLE a. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. Distrtct 3347.
DETACHED. m sAUL'e ADDITION.
S1O,S5O-Near 18th and Emerson sts.
is This detached masonry house having four
bedrooms and bath on cnd moor and three
bedrooms on 3rd floor. In GOOD condition.
oil heat front and back porche4 Built to
order. Frame houses In. this section have
'':s .3$ ..I'.9A s 7ai3HS. "a * e. ~. y -
Evening star., 1937-10-28
uotxes eoR sALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
.. FIRsT coMHSfRCIilAtk a SsI.l k,1 zoNn; Z; u,,.r
l4th .t Z-c,r :ssass double rsa, DDsss9::;
''l THos; T. JHSRELL CO.. = Hs,ltSr, !, ors:
-. evenings. h Ks. K1ensinston ilI:M.
Corner brick, xayaEs: $3.50: terms; 9
fPompt fGonsp iGs iaspeetloa iseH urssd ed oPEN.
1924 IVA WhSsE II: n NV. SAMEs DIST biss. aa47.
coaNER! las. IN y. Ss,b G AVE; bT;,N NE .v,,
conditioned. Also 1888 N C. ave. every
thing In u perfect shaps; psvi $3.50. Easy terms
14th ST. ABOVE PARK RD-xl0,500. j..
First com'l: large brick home: r., z
b.. $4,000 underpriced.) Bargain. Net.
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
DOWNTOWN.
Modern and in perfect condition. Ideal
Tor renting rooms. win sacrifice to settle
eS'A'e ~ ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
S07 Union Trust BLDG. Nat. 1890.
OLD GEORGETOWN;
Less than $1,000. Substantial 3-story
brick containing - rooms, bath; can be re-
modelled. or will show good investment.
4. $. GARDINER, 1910 K st. NV. National
U.5'bf.
CAPITOL HILL SPECIALS! CORNER.
40I 4th st. ne: clear; easy terms.
Els st. ne; 20-ft. house; oil burner.
5l7 10th st. ne; $4,000 on $3.50 cash.
1914 st. ne; convenient location.
East Capitol ST., near I1th: $3.50; good
houses: reasonable. Move right in. Inspect
now. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 1856.
MARIETTA PARK. SEMI-DETACHED-
Seven rooms. built-in garage: now being
reconditioned throughout as near new as
possible: built-in bath with shower: hard
wood floors and trim on both floors: be,
tween 2 bus lines: close to schools and
all new stores.
District 3347 Cleveland 4944.
S9.75O--NEW DETACHED BRICK. CEN
ter-entrance plan. Oh f1ne lot in silver
Spring Nd, close to st. Martins School;
Six rooms. two baths. large porch. oil
heat. built-in garage. slate roof, copper
cutters. Choice of paper and decora-
tions II you ACT NOW. Electric kitch-
en-. Terms, $3.50 cash and $40 per
$40. O.g50-DETACHED sIX-ROOM. TWO
BATH HOME. BETHESDA. MD. One
bed room and bath on first moor: garage
and electric refri9eration; 25-ft. living
room; close to schools; transportation
at corner: This house is only two years
old and Is an exceptional buy at this
price. SHANNON IL LUCHS CO., 1908
II ST. NV. National 2345.
= r,xJr,
Evening star., 1937-10-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
DON'T

Lose your property by foreclosure. We
car sell It quickly for ready cash above
trust our auction method gets results. NO
oblie atioQ Call or see us at once. N. G.
HINES G SONS, phone District 7140.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SAUL'S ADDITION-$8,95O.

SAUL'S ADDITION-$8,95 $50.
Detached 7-room home, splendid condi-
tion: Westinghouse oil, hot-vster heat,
large lot, rear garage: sold for $4,000.
Large liv. rm., stone fireplace, 3 bed rms,
tile bath. front porch. sun rrn.. daylight
loan 5hcs interest: sound Investment: II
rented, yield $3.50 year Call Walnut 1858.
Emerson g536 evenings.
SPECIAL.
six-room bungalow, automatic heat, lot
120xl50; newly decorated.
ONLY 81 1850.
For information call Wisconsin 1854.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

A CHARMING HOME. AN EXCELLENT
INVESTMENT in beautiful FOXHALL VII
LACE. Has been papered and painted. fine
condition. Will bring fine return on
rental. 3 10 miles from White House; ideal
BOSS a. PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVE
MING. PHONE MR.. RABY, CLEVELAND
tiSuD
Evening star., 1937-10-28
APARTMENTS uhfuRhIsHED.
NEW APARTMENTS,

3OI-3O5 HAMILTON ST. NV.
52O4-520S 3rd ST. NV.
Two rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath.
Large rooms, ample closet space. cross
ventlation; near schools. stores ana Trans
portation.
Rental, $55 Per Month.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREMISES.
PAUL D. CRANDALL. Agent.
Investment Bldg. District q246.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
Continued
ApARTMEkTs WANTED.

APIS. WANTED FURN AND UNFURN.
MR. GILLER 90S 10th st. NV. Natl. 1897.
3 RMS. BATH. UMFURN., FROM S25 TO
$50; respectable neighborhood desired. Box
32g-W, Star.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

R. AND B., 1884 9th NE,
s35: 3 r. and b., 1S46 7th NV. $40: IL r.,
, b., 637 M NV, S125. BEHREND. 13I7F.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW, $1,000.
1850 Vista st. n.e.-Brick. s rooms. bath.
partly :ioored attic, h.-w.h.. large lot.
Open 1 to pm.
To reach: Out r. I. ave. to South Da-
kota ave-. right to Vista St, right to OPEN
sign.
A. L. TIMBERLAKE. Greenwood 2991.
WOODBRIDGE BEST BUY.
9211 Monroe st. n.e.-6 large rooms.
built-n garage, perfect condition.; close to
everything: will trade
1899 Monroe st. n.e.--S large rooms.
h.-wh. (automaticl: lot 5Ox15O; concrete
street and alley; close to everything: will
sacrifice.
43O9 22nd st. n.e.-New all-brick, 6-rm.
bungalow. oil heat, insulated and weather
stripped. large lot: S8.45O: terms.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
2377 R. I. Ave. NE. North 7203.
GEORGETOWN-CO -CORNER--$5,45Q. :.
porches: garage: excel. cond. Met. 5147.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
MOVE RIGHT IN.

1909 gath st. ne. near r. I. awe big
rooms inclosed porch, . other big porches,
fireplace. If you see it you will buy it.
S55 month. small cash payment. Key at
H. c. MAYNOR, exclusive agent, 26O5
BrentNoOd rd. ne North 43,S.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

Combines all of the most popular features
required by our purchasers Yestibule
private hall to bedroom and bath. spacious
dinette and kitchen. full basement with
toilet. laundry trays and Bryant air
conditioning unit and f1oored attic for
storage or future additional rooms. Price,
x6.35O. Carefree comfort with modern
gys appliances Directions: Drive out Wis.
ave Il mile beyond the Bank of Bethesda
on Rockville pike to entrance.
THE NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO.
rRlI Wise Ave Bethesda Nd Wise 52SR.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

Near Sherman Circle-$7, 500.
2O-ft.-wide. semi-detached. Colonial
house. Located on high elevation with
southern exposure. rooms bath. 3
porches, gas heat. deep lot: perfect con-
dition. To inspect call District 13ll.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
$500.
X65 Per Mo.

See this 4-bed and 2-bath brick
home in one of Washington's finest NV.
sections, The location itself is worth the
price Of this marvellous home, and If you
really want the best call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Met. 1143. day or evening.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW BRICK. CHEVY CHASE. =. I WILL
sell my home 3 bed rooms . tile baths.
finished attic breakfast nook. recreation
rm lge. lot, for only SlO'To0. Ierms IL
desired. Emerson O562.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S9.s50. SMALL
down payment. $3.50 per mo. New; z
rooms, . baths. air-condition heat ga
rage. Wise. 1850. day; eve., Wise. si09.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
UNQUESTIONABLY

This new home is the most unusual value
on todays market. Considering LOCA-
TION, PRICE AND TERMS. we defy COM
parison! AIR CONDITIONED. : LARGE
ROOMS. 2l2 baths, and ] 3 minutes from
downtown. Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
for further information, Met. 1l43, or visit
ct N U
Evening star., 1937-10-28

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
Beautiful new 5-room brick bungalow
With space Tor two extra rooms and bath IN
attic. with plumbing and heating roughed
in, open fireplace. tiled bath. modern kitch-
en- with oxford cabinets and electric, re-
frigeration; fully screened and weather.
stripped: large lot Reasonable terms For
inspection. call OWNER, District 9246 be-
far
Evening star., 1937-10-28

50, ,150-NCRTH CLEVELAND PARK.
A modern eigbt-room home like brand
new is here offered at very modest price
for immediate sale, Is semi-detached and
on nice big lot with pretty shrubbery and
a garage. We recommend this to be q very
outstanding value and lower in price than
you would expect for such a splendid prop
erty in this close-iu. restricted suburb. See
it at once. Phone r. M. HOOKER: Metro
politan 1868. Evenings, to 8. call Emer-
HH1n
Evening star., 1937-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

2sI6 both ST. S.E-NEW BUNGALOW:
4 rooms electric Kitchen, finished attic.
full cellar. oil burner. large lot. 90
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE-6 ROOMS; 3
lust redecorated Sale x6.g50; rent.
Sli3 so. j. A. WEINBERG CO.. Natl. 0"s0.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
SILVER STAR HOME,

Chevy Chase Hills.
Open Daily Until PM.
x1O,950.
A truly charming adaptation OF early
American architecture. containing SIX
rooms and 2 baths. Situated on a large
corner lot in q community Of new houses.
Drive out Connecticut ave. past East-West
highway and take first left turn after
passing Columbia Country Club.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. g,
r3S 18th ct NV District $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
HOUSES UNFuRklsHED.

BETHESDA-SIX ROOMS. TILED BATH
shower. 65-ft. lot, garage; possession; $40
Evening star., 1937-10-28

MUST BE SOLD.
Near 9Th snd Hamilton SITS. n.w.-6
rooms and bath recreation room: gas heat
New-house condition: large lot: close to
schools and Transportation: A bargain for
S6,g50. Call Mr. Raine. Randolph 3441.
WAPLE {. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3341.
81, ,T5O-SAUL'S ADDITION. NEAR 18th
and Decatur sts--Detached home. z
rooms, bath a BED ROOMS. large
attic: wide. covered front porch: lot
45x90. One of the best buys in city.
BOSS & PHELPS. NAT1ONA1. a3nO.
EVENINGS, PHONE MR.. FISCHER
COIJJMRTA RR1O
Evening star., 1937-10-28

SPECIAL BARGAIN.
% B ST N.W.,.
Near ST. Martins Church.
Three-story brick rooms can Be easily
used Tor two families II desired or for room
fronI; this house can be made to pay Ter
Itself. Loan, 5 years. At So VIII sell for
$500 cash, balance S65 month, INCLUDING
Price. $3.50:
Howenstein Realty Corp,
lSls NV. use TIT
Evening star., 1937-10-28

SHEPHERD PARK-BEST BUY. UNUSU-
ally attractive: all-brick Colonial, Of
bedrms and bath on 2nd floor; sleeping
porch: air conditioned by OIL, lot fully
fenced and shrubbed: cleo. kit: 81. 500
underpriced: do not miss seeing 1t. Ma
finnaI A2SH. eve Cleveland G0OH.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
BRICK BUNGALOWS.
$500 CASH.

rooms. 3 bed rooms. bath. h.-w.h.: lot
S5xl50: in Silver Spring: near transporta-
tion and stores. Terms to meet your re-
Quirements. KELLEY, STEELE Il BRAN
NER, INC. 1927 Eye st. NV. District 1741.
Evenings Potomac I43T
Evening star., 1937-10-28

a77;,;s :,6th ST. NW.-6 R. AND B.. H.-W.
h.: redecorated: dining furn. incl: lovely
convenient setting: 500. Also furn. or
unfurn. best Chevy Chase, D. c.. section;
brick. oil heated: owners home. Cley. 30l3.
MOST CONVENIENT SECTION. 4727
Georgia ave. Open. u large rooms. porches.
garages Reasonable Georgia 1922.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

1923 LELAND ST,
BETHESDA, MD.
New white brick. five lovely rooms. tie
bath, attached a. garage. porch ha1 automatic
PRICE. $3.50.
OPEN DAILY TO 3 PM.
5000 Wisconsin, Ave. Wisconsin 1853.
NEW STONE HOME,
613 OLD GEORGETOWN RD,
BETHESDA, MD.
Center-hsll plan. large rooms, paths ns
Open daily to p.m.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
5000 Wise. Ave. wise. 26b3.
719 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
$3.50.
house, near all conveniences: Goa! h.-w.h,:
has tabletop gas range. cleo. refr1eeratof
and iniaid linoleum. all new. Terms.
Open Daily.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC. Dist: 1913:
NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME.
PRICED AT $10,950.
(Which Is Under the MarketO
Detached Brick Homes.
6 Big Rooms.
Complete Baths
Attic, GARAGE.
convenient Terms. VIII Consider Trade.
Model Home Now Open.
SAL 32nd ST. NV.
tJust North Of Military Rd.; Ct 32ndJ
1924 1ith st. NV. District 3347.-
Evening star., 1937-10-28

BHlCh bUNGAIOW,
$500.
rooms. tiled bath. Can guarantee ten
ant for $50 month. A nice home or good
investment.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1905 Eye NV. National 1853.
Evenings. North 5Sg5-J
Evening star., 1937-10-28

1887 CLIFTON ST. NW.--1O-ROCM
money-makinR home. in this desirable To-
6s1je 6so1j r. ~ sus 5:sensiis ssis. fs2 a
Evening star., 1937-10-28

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-RECONDITIONED
houses, to = rms. i and baths, SD
to Sll5. FULTON r. GORDON. lazy Eye
st. NV. Dist. 52a0: evenings. Clev. 50gl.
4324 CHESAPEAKE ST. - SEMI-DET.,
corner brick; rooms, 3 porches; metal
garage; near Wisconsin ave. Emerson 1886.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. 4533 LOWELL ST.
Excel location; fine home, convenient to
rooms, . baths. Open daily or phone De-
catur $500 or Cleveland 905S.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

BEST BUY IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
On knoll OF approx q acre overlook
ing surrounding country nestled in large
oak trees. stands white New England
Colonial home containing large liy. room.
den; large dining room. breakfast room.
kitchen. laundry. attached garage. Base
ment has rec room fireplace maids room
and bath: Superfex air-conditioning: sec
ond floor has three large bedrooms and two
baths. home OF beauty and charm:
81 600 under the market at S12 $50; terms.
Call MR.. BARNUM. Shepherd 5175-J. aft
er pm 1gs
Evening star., 1937-10-28

DON'T MISS TH1S.'
5 Open and lighted. 3sl6 Tth st. NV.
mi-detached brick, large rms. in
closed porch: completely reconditioned.
Brick garages: conv. location: sacrifice.
Georgia 1922.
642s 31st ST. CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
Attractive. new Colonial home. z rms. 4
bed rms, 3 baths. game rm.; large shady
lot and many other features. Worth seeing
today. National 1899.
URGENT CIRCUMSTANCES REQUIRE ME
TO SELL MY LOVELY GROOM MODERN
BRICK HOME IN NEW NV. SECTION.
WILL CONSIDER ANY OFFER FOR IN
SPECTION. CALL DISTRICT 1884. EVE
Evening star., 1937-10-28

Near New Wilson High School.
COrner-Center-Hall Colonial.
CONVENIENT TERMS-WE WILL TRADE.
A beautiful corner, greatly underprlced,
in a select community. convenient to every
thing; rooms "A bed roomsl, . baths, de
luxe kitchen, h.-wh., built-in garage. A
house really worth seeing. Call Dist. 1911 ].
Evening star., 1937-10-28

I45 ADAMS ST. N.W.-G ROOMS. H. III,
Al condition. garage: S45. 10 N. Y: ave
net rooms, Al condition: $50. No.
Townsend ave.-Bungalow, 3 rooms,
NV h, elec.: $40. GEORGE H. LALEGEk
I4lO H st. NV. Dist. 1919; eve, Geo. POSI-.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

no N ST. N.W.-9 ROOMS, BATH:
rent. S42.50; white: key, Tl2. Metro
nolitan H1uQ
Evening star., 1937-10-28
OVERLOOK,
1886 FAIRFIELD DRIVE

In this great subdivision during the past
year we have sold and built to order 40
carefree cottages priced from S4.S15. Our
| ,l1 I'm, Ii
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Probable Hurlers
In Majors Today

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues
tomorrow:
American,
Washington at Cleveland o.
Weaver and Newsom v. GAlehouse
and Andrews.
New York at Detrodt-RufIing
vs.. Lawson.
Boston at st. Louis (2)-Walberg
and Marcum vs.. Bonetti and Van
Alta or Thomas.
Philadelphia at Chicago a.
Thomas and Smith vs.. Lyons and
Stratton.
National.
Chicago at Boston (2)-Root
and Parmelee VS.. Bush and Hutch
tnson.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn-Moore
or Vandermeer vs.. Jeffcoat.
Pittsburgh at New York-Blan-
ton vs.. Schumacher.
st. Louis at Philadelphia o.
Warneke and Harrell vs.. MulcAhy
and Walters.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
DIZZY TAKES REST,
TOPPLESPH|LS,3
Complains of Heat, Sits on
Mound as Foe Threatens,
Then Checks Rally.
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOClhteo fIeSs.
HILADELPHIA, June 5.-Dizzy
Dean, suspended for three days
for popping off," returned to
L action today and, although he
struck out three times, pitched the
Cardinals to a 3-to-1 victory over the
Phillies. 1t was his seventh victory OF
the season against four defeats.
Dizzy complained Of q sore arm be-
fore the game, but it must have been
his left one because he yielded only six
hits, issued only one base on balls and
struck out seven In the sixth when
Scharein singled and Chuck Klein
doubled with only one out, Dizzy. COM
planned of the heat and called time
while he sat down on the pitchers
mound to cool of.
After the delay, to which Manager
Jimmy Wilson of the Phils protested
to no avail, Dizzy famed Morrie Arno-
vich and made Dolph Camilli. whose
single in the fourth had scored the
Phils' lone run. fly to Pepper Martin
in center.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Hadley Forgiven
By Detroit Fans
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
nEROTT, June 5.-Detroit IL
ger fans don't blame Irving
Bump" HAdley for the injury that
sent Manager Mickey Cochrane to
. hospital with q fractured skull.
Hadley, whose bean" ball hit
the Bengal boss In . game At New
York May IS. was cheered by
spectators at Navin Field today
when he went to the mound against
Detroit.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
ALL.COAST NET FINAL

HARTFORD, Conn, June S LP-
Robert Riggs. 1s-year-old Los Angeles
ace, and = fellow Californian, Walter
Senior Of San Francisco, smashed out
semi-fnals victories today in the men =
singles OF the annual New England
tennis tournament.
Riggs. top seeded entrant, eliminated
Martin Buxby, 1887 Connecticut cham.
pion. 6-3, So, while Senior disnosrd
OF Morsy Lewis Of Gambler, Ohio, s..
". -
The Californians will meet for ths
championship tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
POLICE BOYS OPEN
CITY LOOP BATTLE
Five of Champion Eastern
High Team Are With No. 5
Club Facing No. 4.

r ASTERN HIGHS championship
~ base ball team is a heavy con-
tributor to Police Boys Club,
No. 5. which will launch its
bid for National City Junior League
honors today when it stacks up
against Police Boys Club, No. 4. on
the South Ellipse diamond at /
O'Clock.
Maj. Ernest w. Brown. superin-
tendent Of police and organizer OF the
boys clubs, will toss out the first ball
as the junior loop gets under way.
The midget league will start at II
O'Clock on the same diamond between
teams representing Nos. and 5.
AL Kidwell. Rip Carver, Marshall
Jacobs, Lee Lusby and Lefty Stock
we'll are Eastern players included in
the No. S roster, while No. boasts
such players as Buddy Gallagher,
Dewey Poole. Jimmy De Chard. Claude
Claggit. Reggie Murphy, Dick Nc
Hale, Cotton Herbert, Jiggs Slattery,
Jack Schaefer. Bill Loake and John
Cummings
Unlimiteds to Battle.
A CTION in Section A Of the un-
limited division will feature
games between Gordons Cafe and
Union Printers on the South Ellipse
and Dixie Pig and Heurich Brewers
at Maruder Park, Hyattsville. Both
Gordons and the Brewers are un-
defeated in four starts. Both games
will start at 3.
Two enticing tilts also are listed
in Section B, with New Deal Mems
Shop clashing with Star Radio on
the South Ellipse and Reads Phar-
macy meeting White Haven at Cabin
John field. New Deal and White
Haven are undefeated in four games,
while Star Radio and Reads have
records Of three won and one lost.
The schedule:
UNLIMITED.
Section A.
Gordon's Cafeteria VS.. Union Printers.
srs. Marruder Park. Hyattsviile: Mt.
Rainier Grays vs.. Rose Liquors, Mt. Rainier
High: Anacostia Motors VS.. Shady Grove
Al r''ri'"n No. Section A,1 fsmes g. at 3 pm
New Deal vs. Star Radio. East Elipse.
. pm: Reads Pharmacy vs. White Haven.
CABIN John. 3 pm; Cardinals vs.. 26Oth
c. A. TakomA No. l. 3 pm: H. B. Leary
vs.. D. c. Plumbers. Takoma No. 2 3 pm:
Ross jewelers. VS.. Georgetown A. c., Cabin
John, l pm.
JUNIORS
Police Boys Club No 4 VS.. Police Boys
Club No. 3, South Elpse: Bombard Motors
VS.. Griers, East Ellipse: Steward Pharmacy
VS.. j. c. Flood. No. / Fairlawn; George
Radio vs.. Brody's Liquor. Takoma No. l ::
Wades Auto drew a bye All games start
at l pm.
MIDGETS
Police Boys Club No. vs. Police Boys
Club No. g.. South Ellipse. Geo. Deoudes
Co. VS.. Police Boys Club No. IL East
Elipse; Corr Bicycle Shop vs. Hilltop
Market. No. 1 Fairlawn. All games start
at L am.