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Evening star., 1937-10-30

49, TO get wives.
BILLY, DUDLEY, CHESTER. LAU-
RENEE, DICK AND OTHERS.
Answer-That's an easy question to
answer. All that any fairly person.
able youth has TO do to get married
is lust to stand around and look will
ing. Some girl will snap him up and
rush him to the altar before he has
time TO change his mind. Getting
married is Just about the easiest thing
a man can do. Keeping single is the
hard trick.
get thousands Of letters from girls
wanting to know how they can get
husbands. but it is not once in blue
moon that a man asks how he can
get a wife. Why this is thus I do not
know. Maybe it is because women
are more marry-minded than men.
Maybe it is because girls aren't so
choosey as boys are. Maybe it is be-
cause a man can go and hunt up the
kind OF wife he wants. whereas a
girl has TO sit on the sidelines, suck
her thumb and walt for some man to
notice her.
But however it is, it is fact that
girls have to spend time and money
and effort in dollfng themselves up
to catch a mans eye and use all sorts
of arts and wiles to snare him into
the matrimonial net, whereas all that
boy has to do Is just to go out and
tap a girl on the shoulder and say,
You're It," And she is. Further
more, she doesn't seem to care how
he looks or even inquire whether he
can feed her or not.
SO FOR the life of me I don't see
~ why a group OF young men need
any advice about how to get married.
But every man does need tons and
tons of advice about how to pick out
a wife. for there Is no subject under
the sun upon which the average youth
knows so little.
Evening star., 1937-10-30

EAR MISS DIX: We are a
I group OF boys who want TO
Il marry. Please tell us how
to get wives.
Evening star., 1937-08-05
New chipso "sUcTloN sUDs" draw
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TODAY'S PROGRAM

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Evening star., 1937-08-05
COMEDY TO RULE
IN VALLEE'S HOUR
Yiddish Comedienne and
Shakespeare a la Harlem
on Program.

~ OMEDY takes the upper hand
I once more during Rudy VAL
lees variety hour tonight,
~ heard through WRC at 7
O'Clock. Molly Picon, outstanding
comedienne of the Yiddish Theater;
Tim and Irene, comedy team, and
Eddie Green, colored funny man, have
been scheduled to face. the micro
phone. In addition, Vallee will inter-
view Grant Gardner, one Of the
Oldest of living vaudeville performers.
Miss Plcon is to sing her East
Side Symphony" While Green fol-
lows the current network trend by
offering Hamlet" in his Harlem
manner. The adaptation of Shakes
peare's work was made by John
Tucker Battle, who wrote the pre-
vious sketches presented by Green
A NEW quirk in the bank robbery
business is to be revealed by
Floyd Gibbons during his True Ad-
venture program tonight, WJSV
feature, presented at o'clock
rHE TRIAL OF CARELESSNES,"
described as a program unique
In the annals of safety presentations,
Is to be offered by WMAL at 1O:l5.
TAY DENNIS and his Blue Bellies,
singing group and Alan Roberts,
tenor, have been added to the cast
Of Pat Barnes Opera House, VOL
feature, presented tonight at $50.
DAT O'BRIEN will sing, James
Stewart will play the accordion
and Constance Bennett will partici-
pate in an informal interview as
features of Bob Burns Music Hall,
WRC at o'clock.
THE Boston Symphony Orchestra,
under the baton of Serge Kous-
seyitzky, and with Olin Downes as
commentator will be heard in con-
cert from the Berkshire Music Festi-
val, WMAL at 73O.
CAPT. HENRY plans to offer a
vocal selection as a special fea-
ture Of the Show Boat program to-
night. Hattie Mcdaniel has pre-
pared a specially act. WRC at 8
o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-08-05

~ OMEDY takes the upper hand
once more during Rudy VAL
lees variety hour tonight,
. heard through WRC at 7
Evening star., 1937-08-05

ried 33,333 paid passengers and new
l3,07s,0s2 passenger miles during the
month, compared with 30,902 passen.
gers and 12,541.135 passenger miles
in June, previous record month for
the industry.
United Airlines reported l2,50O 900
revenue passenger miles flown during
July, an increase Of per cent over
the previous all-time company record
OF 1885, 900 revenue passenger mile.
in July. 1896. United's July trafic
was IS per cent gain over June.
Evening star., 1937-08-05
FAITHFUL MOTHER GETS
FISH THAT GOT AWAY
Rash Promise to Son, Trying Luck
for First Time, Aided by
Obliging Prey.

By the Associated Press.
GREEN BAY, Wis. August 5.-The
fish that got away from Merle Keep
pier, 8, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Koeppler, was just plain dumb-it bit
twice.
Merle. making his initial attempt
at fishing under supervision of his
mother, had his fish on the line, but
1t got away, hook, line and sinker.
Mrs. Koeppler, to assuaRe her sons
disappointment, made rash promise
"Never mind" she said. mother will
catch it for you"
A short time later she landed a
FISH. and in it we're the missing hook,
line and sinker.
Evening star., 1937-08-05
Russia to Rival U. S.

That Soviet production of machin-
cry can overtake the United States
output in four or five years, Is the
opinion expressed by s. Yugenberg,
economics expert of Moscow. For the
industry to attain the American peak
levels of 1929, he states that an an
nual growth of about rs per cent is
needed for the next few years. The
increase in 1885 was 1875 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-08-05

bachelor, ended quietly in a hushed
county court room yesterday when
the confessed slayer OF three brothers
WAS sentenced to life imprisonment
at hard labor.
Thompson was sentenced within "a
hours after he was run down by
bloodhounds and captured.
Admitting the rife murders of the
three LukeS brothers-Louis, Joe and
Anton-as they stood helplessly in q
harvest field July %, Thompson told
the jammed court room that he shot
the victims because they had infected
him with a social disease. He did
not explain.
Talkative when first seized in the
densely wooded southeastern corne,
OF the State and later in his Jail cell
here, Thompson got permission from
the court to state his reason for tht
crime.
Turning to the spectators, the con.
demned man half shouted that
Those Lukes ruined my life. The,
done me dirt, and now I am salts.
fed"
r. ~
Evening star., 1937-08-05
IL Hurt in Mine Plunge,

PRINCETON. British Columbia,
August 5 Canadian Press) Severn
teen men were injured yesterday, sew
eral seriously, when an elevator Gags
IN the Copper Mountain Mine plunged
800 feet to the bottom Of the shaft,
Mine ofncials said no one was killed.
Evening star., 1937-08-05
. MAGIC SUDS ACTION
-. SAVES SUMMER C0L0RS

for colors and materials.
YOUR HANDS STAY SMOOTH! Tests show Chipso
is as mild as many toilet soaps in effect on
your hands =. helps turn rough redness to
smooth whiteness
ECONOMICAL GIVES I3 MORE SUBS: Labora-
tory tests show more actual suds-making
material in Chipso. Compared to ordinary
package soaps, the big Chipso box gives one
third more suds goes one-third farther.
Chipso is so speedy, so safe and so economical
that women everywhere are changing from
cheap soap chips, harsh powders and granu-
lated soaps to this fne- e-faked soap. Change
with them. Ask for the big lue-and-yellow
Chipso package.
WOMEN or WASHINGTON!
Chipso is made especially for the kind Of water
in this city. That means it gives more suds. :.
washes clothes faster e. gets them cleaner
than other soaps not so we'll adapted to local
water conditions.
Evening star., 1937-08-05
SLAYER OF THREE
GETS LIFE TERM
Farmer Says He's Satisfied Now
That Brothers Are
T Dead.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBERT LEA, Mimi, August S.
The brief but spectacular crime career
Of Jens ThompsQn, 34-year-old farmer
Evening star., 1937-08-05
AIRLINES SET RECORD
Big Sleeper Ships Credited With
Patronars Gain.

CHICAGO, August 5 (F.-The in
PRODUCTION OF giant sleeper planes on
transcontinental routes was credited
yesterday by both American and
United Airlines with increasing trafic
in July to record-breaking totals.
American Airlines reported 1t car
Evening star., 1937-08-05

London has ruled that all draperies
In theaters must be flreproof.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE VIVIAN. 1923 G st, n.w;-Just
opened; 100 large wen-heated. ideal guest
water choice of all new modern or maple
furniture with double or twin beds inner
Coi!-spring mattresses Venetian blinds;
double rooms 50. SO. S11 weekly
1884 COLUMBIA RD. N,W.-S4 wk. sing.
vms.; ooub.. ST; clean, outside. baths
c.h.U.; 10 min. downtown. Adams 1u2l3;
1859 QUINCY ST NW-Front Bed room.
nicely furnished; near l4th st car line,
phone privilege. Adams 1883.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.

@0l3 10Th ST. N.W.-Living room, fire-
p!dGe' - week. Basement. water and
stove, private entrance. So week
2l32 PA. AVE. NV. = or 3 beautiful
rooms, shower: week or month piano If
neSlEeQ. west Ul
Evening star., 1937-04-21
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED

DCMESTIC WORKER wants partly fur
nlShed suburban Summer room, light house
keeplne erlVllegeS: rather EXCHANGE work
hddreSS BOX 4SB-T. Star Office
Evening star., 1937-04-21
ROOMS UNFURNJsHEp.

2l22 CALIFORNIA ST. Westmoreland-
ures, to lady. employed 1Ia
1867 ROSEDALE ST NE.-Two rooms
Screened-in porch. bath, heat gas cleo
trictty: SD
90 N. IVY ST. Clarendon, Val block
buSSeS. > rooms for light Housekeeping,
Seml-bath; reasonable, Walnut 7452-W.
2il1 18th ST. NW-Front room private
path, hall -kltchenette; cleo gas heat
furnished; S26.
l143 CORCORAN ST NW-Colored: lh.k
rms, large and bright; newly papered and
painted: conv. to car lines
Evening star., 1937-04-21

916 10th ST NV,
Comfortable double rooms twin beds,
with bath, SIS per week; with running
water, S11 and SlH per week; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service
THE .MAURY. 701 10th ST. NV
100 ideal sleeping rooms. each with
tresSeS; convenient to bath ana showers:
hotel service
Evening star., 1937-04-21
BOATS.

WANTED-Outboard motor boat 49-h. p.
Must be reasonable. Address Box 354-T,
Star Office.
MOTOR. light. ur-cylinder. well de-
signed. Price. inCludlng clutch and
mounts So Walnut 30. after > p m.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

POTOMAC HEIGHTS. 4 $40 miles from
Whlte House. Large, bright room for two;
meals optional; conv. transp. Emer 2734
432$ 18TH ST. NORTH, Arlington. Va
olngle and double furn. rooms. gentlemen
only: board optional: reasonable
80 WINE AVE. HyattSville. Md-Unfur-
nlShed. Semi-private bath; also lhk Close
street car and buSSeS
Evening star., 1937-04-21
ROOMS FURNISHED.

tCOnt1nueO)
I5h PARR bstn 4s91 sbovei l2th ,oS St os
quiet, cool. porches: breakfast. Pot. 5733
DOWNTOWN Nicely furnished double
use of bath. at Riyerdale. S25 per month.
| zantzinger Co. 945 K st. NV. Natl. 1898.
1857 EUCLID ST. NW-Room. End floor.
next bath: continuous hot water, phone:
S35 9th ST. N.E-Large front room. suit
abIe Two gentlemen or business couple.
31s A NE.-Near Lib Congress: 3rd-foor
r9o poyad aHa adnts suitable for EN-
DOWNTOWN. Conn ave. between H and
Eye-Gentleman TO- share large. exclusive
cRom sac6 Me apt T4 Th prca othsrs s1G private
$3.50 eth sT,-Large liv. rm.. priv. bath,
sleeping porch; c.hw, phone maid service:
Or unfinished. Adams 22,!.;ai.
La SALE. lo2s Conn. ave Apt. 423-
shower, for l or .. Metropolitan O7o4.
l15I 18th ST. N.W-Large, attractive
front front room, kitchenete. alcove. semi i-priv.
b. bs45 t,fi PARR nSr,a RD Select neighborhood;
unllm. phone: reaS. for desirable party.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1915 2Oth-Attractive
room room Sadloining bath; large closets con-
slaht not water: $50: small room. Sl2
1916 L ST. N.W.-Large, newly furnished
and redecorated Ink. room and Kitchen
cite, adjoining bath N''~''e''
LIP l. ST. N;W-Comfortably furnished
running water. $3.50
DOWNTOWN = Desirable Ink rooms.
S!Ss G!ssn SGuLet; sos 5th' 49, H 437 eGG0Sd and
- QUINCY PL NE Nicely furnished
ioon Ink sink and range; $3.50 week
400 NJ ST NV. Apt S-Fronf overlooE-
tiso iiiS ,dhomas Circle private ent.: ST. Also
sIIiSie, ~, Walking distance. Gentleman.
Ill III ST. NV, Apt. Large studio
Met. 5443 = e'i 10
1tn SpRlNG RD. N.W.-Private home,
harSe he room with screened-in porch. Next
SaIt Sarni horI single or double. Reas rates.
9"u.tieIt . exposure. Gentiles. Col. 3s3O-J.
DOWNTOWN, 1929 R. / ave. n.w-Clean
$3.50 weekly N'' 0s"'
Il21 10th ST. NW-Loyely, clean dou-
6Ie BE rm, ,, equipped Ink, Sc SO weekly.
l5l3 L ST. N.w.-Attractive large front
rooms. S3-S5 S ~
LARGE ROOM PORCH: gentlemen; mod
tt5 tln APT. near Central High School unlim-
tteo phone; reasonable. Adams 7I74
1919 JEFFERSON ST NW-Attractive
room owners home; rent beginning May
| to desirable party. Georgia 7O9l.
ZOO ST. NW.-Large studio room with
or without kitchenette; SIS to $40 month.
l4;f K ST. NV Apt. 24-Nicely fur
nIShed front and back rooms, twin beds;
also large front room suitable 3 Sl4 each
Met. 0O43.
l6o1 | EYE ST,-Downtown location;
attractive place. men. with showers, COM
Tort, and board al $3.50 weekly. .3"
SHERMAN. llO1 18th, Apt. 7O1-Down-
toWn. Attractive bed-living room; unim-
tied phone. One person
2ol5 18th ST. N.W.-S3 week, twin beds
near bath southwestern exposure
1921 R. l.. Scott Circle-Lovely double
'front.' rooms. running water; also single;
conveniences: reasonable: transients con-
sldered
THE GORDON HOTEL.
916 10th ST NV,
Comfortable double rooms twin beds
with bath, SIS per week: with running
water, S11 and So per week; 24-hour
Evening star., 1937-04-21

713 D ST. NE.-Two large front Ink.
rooms Frigidsire, sink and hot water:
adults. Atlantic 2023J.
Evening star., 1937-04-21

Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-An exceptionally
attractive studio room, cool quiet clean
and comfortable. @026 Hillyer pl. NV,
1447-1449 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large front
rnnm. | b k; for single ladY. S25 month
Evening star., 1937-04-21
ROOMS WANTED

PRIVATE ROOM AND BATH for gentleman
District 3205. Sos A.
BY LADY of refinement employed fur
niShed light Housekeeping room: not over
- or SO per month, Address Box
359-T, Star Office
COUPLE DESIRE nicely furnished room for
.2ht housekeeping in northwest section
Must be clean and convenient Address
Box 363-T. Star Office
Evening star., 1937-04-21
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN

S15 Eye ST NV
Desirable. room kitchen and bath
only. $50. Easy walking distance to buSi-
ness section.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1880 N ST. NV. APT. 2n7DIsTINcTIvE
S75. Call Dist: O26l for appt 22'
25l 18th ST. s,E.-2 NICELY FURN
bath: couple only. Atlantic 37O7-J.
1923 MONROE ST. NV OR 2 RMS
kitchenette bath. screened sleeping porch;
so. expos; adults. transient or permanent.
EXCLUSIVE NORTHWEST SECTION. 425
eonveniences: i nc " special. ei i Sas 80: coupe
Georgia 4S59.
1S45 r ST NW.-TWO ROOMS. TWIN
beds. elec. refrigeration, telephone: Ink.
Reasonable.
G20a 18th ST N.W-3 COMPLETELY
furn.. bright. clean rooms; G. E. refrig-
orator. continuous hot water. use OF phone,
laundry: adults only.
1905 G ST. NW.-NEWLY DECORATED.
Ing: $40 week.
500 PARK RID NV ROOMS. KITCH-
en-; bath; heat. light. gas, phone; $50.
FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR APART
heat: So and S35 monthly. Apply 2249
Shannon pl. Sc. after > pm.
YOUNG LADY SHARE BEAUTIFULLY
furnished ots airy apt others reasonable
TAKOMA, 723 CARROLL AVE.-3 RMS
porch. md floor. front; nicely furn: beau
ti1ul location: large corner lot: adults pre-
ferred: S45. Shepherd 2095.
NICELY FURNISHED BACHELOR APT.
hVallaDle May L. See manager. Apt. lO2,
2l3S California st. NV.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCELLENT
location; one, two attractive rooms hall,
crossing room dlnette kit bath, Frsidi
choice bachelor apt. S45. Adams 33Sa
WANTED A LADY TO SHARE A TWO
room apartment with another anywhere in
she northwest section. Address Box 372-T.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
NEW HAMPSHIRES,

Baby Chicks and Started Chicks.
Ready-to-lay puliets, BIRDS OF quality
backed by Sam Rice guarantee OF Satls'
faction or money refunded.
Road 90. Ashton. Nd. Phone Ashton 46.
Evening star., 1937-04-21
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

EIGHT GOOD HORSES two mules, one
Guernsey bull: three fresh COWS. 443O
Schley ave. Bradbury Heights Md.
FOR SALE-Bay geldIng : years. regis
tered EngllSh Jockey Club. Mrs. Alan B,
Mills. Meadowbrook Saddle Club. HGS
Evening star., 1937-04-21

1927 ST Sc ROOMS. KITCHEN,
Electrolux; available May /. Couple.
l349 EMERSON. BET. E AND F. SITS. E.
3 clean rms. X. priv. bath porch, yard
md floor; $500. Atlantic 4lS1-W. !3'
2321 PA AVE, NV. tAT WASH. CIRCLE,
Desirable aptS everything furnished;
y, and $40 week -
Evening star., 1937-04-21
EARN AND GARDEN.
POULTRY & e1GS.

CHICKS Geo. Matching now, Rocks,
Reds SC; LeghOrnS. WyandOtteS Giants,
&c. J B. Henry Falls Church i4H-
BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns.
Rocks and Reds heavy cockerels, 500
prices on other breeds. blood tested from
vell-known hatchery. Wm. James & Son.
ElQ L ST u " Me- MNNS
Evening star., 1937-03-22

terial from st. Croix, largest island
in the group The documents are in
English, Dutch, French and Spanish,
as well as Danish. Included also is
material on slavery, emancipation of
the slaves in 1848, the uprising of
1878, life on the estates, education,
agriculture, commerce, public health
and government in general under the
Danes. The islands were transferred
from Denmark to the United States
in 1917.
Harold Larson of the Division. of
Reference of the National Archives
has been directing thorough search
OF the records in the old forts and
other public buildings in st. Thomas,
st. CroiX and st. John.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Islands Send Pirate Stories
To Be Placed IN ArcIires Here

Official stories of pirates are eX-
pected to be placed in the National
Archives soon as part of the first
shipment of old records from the Vir-
gin Islands.
The shipment, to include tons OF
valuable records, has been made pos
sible through the cooperation OF
Lawrence w Cramer governor of the
islands; r. D. w. Connor, Federal
archivist; DR.. P. M. Hamer, national
director of the survey of Federal
archives, and the Works Progress Ad-
ministration.
Tales of piracy are included in the
Evening star., 1937-03-22
TAXES POWDERED
BY LEGISLATURES
Tax Assessment Is SIashed
on $4,000 Homesteads
in Iowa.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 22.-Action on
revenue bills calling for changes in
existing tax laws featured the work
OF State Legislatures today
Delinquent tax penalties were made
void In Nebraska and passage was
predicted tomorrow for revised gaso-
line tax.
Iowa legislators passed a bill slash
ing the tax assessment on $4,000
homesteads. In North Carolina a
proposal to exempt homesteads from
taxation was rejected. A new consti-
tutional amendment permits a 81, 900
tax exemption in that State.
Sales Tax Considered.
Oklahoma'S Senate considered con-
Hnuance Of per cent sales tax.
while Ohio legislators studied new tax
proposals to aid in relief financing.
A tax-reform program was studied
m New Hampshire, after merchants
In mass demonstration protested
against passage of proposed retail
sales tax. In Georgia, Gov E D.
Rivers called for $4,000 900 additional
TO support a New Deal" program,
The Maryland House considered
two-year S70o00,OOO appropriation
bill.
The child labor amendment was still
under consideration in assachusetts,
Missouri and Connecticut. where the
House voted against ratification.
Compensation Law Kept.
House members in South Carolina
refused to repeal the Workmen's COM
pensation law.
The Michigan House passed a bill
70 legalize betting on dog races.
Slt-doWn strikers would be subject
20 trespaSs prosecution in Minnesota
under bill before the Senate.
Rhode Island studied Gov. Robert
z. Quinns proposal to increase the
State Supreme Court from Ave to
seven members.
In Illinois Gov. Henry Homer again
suggested a constitutional amendment
to effect changes in the States docu-
ment.
The Texas Legislature was back In
session, after adjournment because of
the school explosion tragedy at New
London.
Evening star., 1937-03-22

oldest original item so far uncovered
1t is daybook from 1894, with entries
in Danish longhand by the vice COM
mandant at st Thomas. to describe
difficulties of the Danes with pirates.
The shipment also will include ma
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Caddies' Strike Brief.

ASTORIS, Greg. P).-Players ar
irving at the Astoria Golf Club found
caddleS on sit-doWn strike. In
formed the caddies demanded 80 cents
instead of 80 cents for each l8 holes,
the players shouldered their own bags.
The strike collapsed.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
TREAT COLDS PROMPTLY

Colds should be checked before they
become deep-seated. Colds that hang
on-stubborn colds-may lead to =
more serious illness.
Father Johns Medicine helps fight
the cold by building up strong natural
resistance. Rich in Vitamins A and D.
Free from harmful drugs.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Improved Cotton Seed.

Improved seed and better market
ing are being stressed by the Chinese
government and other agencies for
increasing cotton production.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-26
KOLOSKYS LEAD
 FREE-THROWERS

Week ending March 20. at Chase Park house.
 Midgets A t25 trys) Buddy Kolos- ky, 1.
 Juniors (S5 trys)-Edmond Cronr, 20; Harvey 6quires. lS: Conrad Ben- oit, IT; George Audette. l6; Bob Foster, 16: Maurice Fabrani, IS: William Metesky, IS; B. Benoit. l2: George McGrath. H.; William Wil- son, Il; Billy Overton, II: Frank McGrath, 10; George McIldowie, 10: Will Lackey, 10: Bob HOlihan, 3.
 Seniors (5O trys)-Billy KOlOslZy, 3s: Charles Foster. 36: John St0llar. S5; David Switz. 32: L. Duley, 3l: George Mclean, 27: ". Sullivan, 27: Tom McQrath, 27: Jim Mc0rath. 27: Tony Switz. 24: Ralph Bradley, 24; Tom Casey. 2l: Henry Beneveia- to. 22: Joseph McGrath. a; E. Lackey. 2i; Howard Miller. 2i: F. Dutil. 2i: Frank O'Rourke, 10: vic- tor Reynoid. IS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-26
DETROIT WINGS SURE 10 RETAIN
 STANLEY TROPHY
Canadiens Again Beaten S.l-Bruins Even MOn-
 treal Series
tBy United press)

Detroits champion Red Wings, with two consecutive victories over the powerful Montreal Canadiens, were prohibitive tavorites today to retain the National Hockey league title and the Stanley Cup.
 The Wings need only one more triumph to clinch the champion. ship and move into the finals for the pfized Stanley trophy. The New York Rangers grabbed Q Semi.fiiaal berth and will meet the winner of the Boston. Maroon series which was evened at one.all by Q Bruins vic- tory last night.
 The fast Detroit forward line skated circles around Les Canadierls to win, s to i, last night. A ca. pacity crowd of l3,731, saw the Wings score in every period with Lewis and Kelley tallying twice each and Brlneteau bagging the odd counter. Haynes drove Canadiens' only goal home. The series will be resumed in Montreal Saturday night.
 The Rangers took 2-l over- time victory from the Toronto Maple Leafs. A capacity crowd of 14,5i2 persons ct Madison Square Garden saw Babe Pratt drill the winning goal after 13 minutes and five sec. onds of the extra period. Toronto jumped into the lead after less than two minutes of play when Harvey Jackson caromed a shot off the goal post tntot he New York net. Both teams checked hard at the blue line, but the Rangers fin- ally broke through in the third period and Butch Kelling tailed.
 Boston shutout the Maroors, 1 to Q. before 2 record crowd of 16,O00. Clapper, Sands, 0etliffe and Daattie were the, Bruin scorers while Goalie "Tiny" Thompson turned back every threat of the fast Maroon line.
 Stanley Cup Standings:
 Series "A" tbest three out of five, winner advances to finals) .. Won Lost
 Detroit .,..,....,.,2 O Canadiens .,....,, O 2
 Series B" tbest two out of three, winner meets x. Y. Rangers in semi -finals)
 Won Lost Boston ............ T. Marool1s .......... 1
 Series "C" (won by N. Y. Rangers who meet "B' winner in semi- -finals) Won Lost rangers ......... 2 ..r o
 Toronto ....,, 2