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La gaceta., 1937-09-25

Madrid, sep. 25.-Cumplien-
do 6rdenes del mando la artille-
ria leal inici6 hoy un violento
fuego contra la ciudad de OWE
do, en- Asturias, donde los fac
ciosos Sc hallan sitiados desde
e lprincipio d ella guerra civil.
Los facciosos dicen que Ell nue.
vo esfuerzo de las tropas leales
Sc debe al deseo que tiene ell go
bierno de apoderarse de la CAPT
tai de Asturias.
Ell mando fascista dice haber
hecho retroceder a los republi-
canos en- Lena, pero la noticia
es falsa.
Los rebeldes han sufrido un
enorme n1mero de bajas Y no
ganaron terreno en- Su marcha
contra Gij6n, a pesar de los par
ties que a diario dan.
Existe relativa calma en- ell
frente sur de Espana, en- la pro-
vincia de Badajoz, donde los
leales hicieron I'm avance de
gran importancia en- los pasa-
dos dias.
Las milicias hicieron Ell alta
que apoyadas por caballeria y
tanques.
Cuarenta y seis brigadas, que
anteriormente eran conocidas
por la columna Uribarri, toma-
ron parte en- la operation.
Los peri6dicos llegados de
Francia mencionan la entrevis-
ia que Bova Scopa, consul ita-
liano en- Ginebra, tuvo Ell mier-
coles con Non Delb6s, ell minis
tro de relaciones exteriores de
Francia.
Delbos lie dijo al consul que
Francia reconocia la igualdad
moral de Italia en- ell Mediterra
neo, pero que no intenta cam
biar o extender la iona de vigil
lancia ofrecida a Italia EN- Ell
mar Tirreno, Y menos ofrecerle
la vigilancia del pasaje entire 81
ella y Tuner.
Las Conversations nayales
que tendran lugar en- Paris, y a
las que asistiran Italia, Francia
e Inglaterra, tendran por mott
vo principal Ell explicar a TIA
liza la parte tecnica del pacto
de Nyon.
Delbos aprovech6 la oportu-
nidad para decirle al consul que
Francia aprecia la necesidad
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j venidero ano fiscal.

Representa- ell presupuesto un
aumsnto de 500, O0O sobre la can
tidad del ano anterior.
Ell ano pasado gast6 ell conda-
do la cantidad de $645,52 Y Ell
pr6ximo gastara $672,129, ha :
biendo rehusado ademas peticio
mes ascendentes a I'm gasto adj
cional de $67,332.
Los comisionados ganaran 80
mil pesos mas ell ano que viene,
aumento que ellos no pidieron,
pero que les concede una ley del
Estado.
Apesar del aumento en- los gas
tos, los contribuyentes pagaran
.29.95 milesimas, en- lrgar de
31.8O.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
UNI PRESIDIARIO LIE PEGO
AL ALCAIDE DE LA PRI-
SION DE ALCATRAZ


San Francisco, sep. 25.-El
alcaide de la prisi6n-tumba de
Alcatraz ha sido agredido por
un presidiario.
Burton Phillips. secuestrador
de Kansas y ladron de bancos,
lie peg6 a johnson, por la espal-
da, cuando este pasaba por ell
comedor de la prisi6n.
Ell DR.. George Hess, medico
del penal, asisti6 a Johnson de
la fractura del craneo,
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tamento de irnpuesto interio-

tamento de irnpuesto interio-
res, Armando Pine, Eick Gao
ciaNgfe. Willie SpGith, Alvin
M. Collins Peter Marchesotto,
jog MAsNari, Ben shebi, Cha :
p1Ace Smith, Fred Aiken, Wal
ter D. Zoucks, William E.
Floyd, Willie Miller, R. Full :
ton strifflanaearl A. Roeber
y otros; escapar a la custodia
de las autorlA ades, Jimmie
Barcelona; ia sificar CHEQUES,
Roland suggsJCharlie Weaver
Fate White, Ella Lucas, Min I
pie Forbes; perjurioA Angel
Rodriguez; pho de v61fculos,
William HIryey Pittman y
Walter 1ut as; narc6ti-
cos l %. wilkins.
LA JovEN SMITH Sc sUICI-
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
Ia JoVEN SMITH Sc sUICI,
Do

I'm jurado investigator de-
cidi6 aver en- la oficina del
.iuez de paz Turner, del distri-
to de Sulphur Springs, que la
j6ven Dorothy Blunt Smith Sc
suicide ell pasado 13 de sep :
tiembre, por estar abrrrida de
la vida, en- una casa de canine
o posada Immediate a la con-
vergencia de las avenidas de
Nebraska Y Florida, al norte
de csc distrito.
Richard T. Pike, de 20 amos,
que acompanaba a la mucha-
cha qued6 en- libertad.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
DETENIDO EN- LAKE WALES
Ell LOPEZ

La policfa de Lake Wales
detuvo aver a Henry Lopez, de
Tampa, pidiendole $500 de
fianza bajo la acusaci6n de o.
perar una casa de juego.
Lopez tiene un estabieci-
miento en- ell barrie de los ne :
gros y 10 arrestaron a las ID
Ihoras de haberlo alberto.
Sc lie ocuparon tickets de la
bolita y un juego de bolas.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
N DEL GRAN JURA.
Do FEDERAL,

FL gran jurado federal, reu-
nido en- Jacksonville, acord6
los sigui, ntes pr. .eeamient3,
de indiwduos residei.tes ca
Tampa Y aus coAso rs,
Lee r. Smith, empleado de
correos de Clearwater, robar
y abrir correspondence; Tee
Lanzetta, possession de narc6ti-
cos; violar las reglas del depar
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
PLEIT0s Y DIvoRCIos

Eulalia 'Wirth contra Jack
Wirth; T, B. Walden contra la
ciudad de Tampa; Mary H.
Young contra Geo. F. Young ;
Gussie Mae Wilson contra Lee
Wilson; Raymond PARA contra
Hortensia PARA; Dorothy Holl-
and contra Jose Holland, deere.
to; w. L. Slayton contra Frank
Salemi, Jr.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
MADRID THEME ABUNDAN-
ella DE ~COMESTIBLES

Madrid, Sep. 25.- Camiones
cargados de carne, garbanzos,
harina de trigo y otros cerea :
les siguen llegando a esta capt.
tai, donde va existe abundancia
de comestibies.
Los vapores mercantes eircu-
Ian de nuevo en- ell Mediterraneo
bajo la protection de la escua :
dra antipiratica, y este ha per-
mitido al goberno aumentar Ell
abastecimiento de las subsisten-
cias.
Centenares de camiones sc de
dican hoy a csc transporte.
En- Valencia la actividad es
grande en- TODD el litoral,
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
DEFUNCIONEs

Falleci6 aver en- ST. domicilio.
$40 de la avenlda %, ell Sr. Ar
cadio Garcia, de SO amos de E.
dad. LIE sobreviven su viuda,
tres hijas, I'm hermano y otros
familiares.
Llevaba IS amos de Residential
en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25

Muri6 en- su Residential, 81
de la Gale Union, en- West Tam
pa, Ell Sr. Jose Belluccia. Deja
a su viuda, cuatro hijos, dos hi
jas y IL nietos. Tenfa SO amos
de edad.
La gaceta., 1937-09-25
LOS C~OMISIONADOS DEL
CONDADO APROBARON Ell
P~RESUPUESTo

En- la session celebrada aver,
los comisionados del condado a.
.probaron el presupuesto para
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
Washington Stocks

SALES
Washington Railway and Elec'
trio pfd., 100 109b.
AFTER CALL
City and Suburban SIS, $1,000
81,
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
BRITISH TRADE
PACT SPEEDED

With the United States pledging
closer cooperation with Great Brit
ain toward world peace, the State
Depart ent today, pressed
forward its program of seeking to
establish a reciprocal trade agree
ment with the United Kingdom
at the earliest possible date.
Conv rsations, which were
opened several months ago, are
continuing in the hope of finding
a basis on which the two countries
can open actual negotiations to-
ward conclusion of pact.
Thus far, due to preferential
trade treatment accorded by the
United Kingdom to the Domin-
ions, it has been impossible to
achieve basis for negotiating an
arrangement. This preferential
treatment gives the empire colo
nies specific and. in some in.
stances, large tariff reductions.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
Cotton
Market Is Steady

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 7 G.N.S0.
Spot cotton today opened steady
in moderately active d a in g S.
Total receipts were 5000 bales, in
Guiding 300 American. Noon prices
were strict good middling, 5.5S;
good middling, 5.28; strict mid
ding, SOB; middling, Alb; strict
low middling, 448, and strict good
ordinary, 3.48.
Futures improved slig tly
toward noon. October was quoted
at 4.52, January 4.63, March 4.67
and May 4.72.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

sacks Cobblers; Pennsylvania, Y. S. No
!, 81; y. cOmmerSia5, os ! iS SOe' 1dsS" Ss%
Rnsset TiseS' Rurbanks, U, S. No. i, 81 a Is,
Spinach-supplies light. demand light
market steady. Pennsylvania, bushel
baskets savoy type, oS 70 gsrCi.,-Eo q SSc. car
/ lot arrivals; no cars on track. Relief
one Virginia arrived; broken and
| unhrOken cars on track. MaFylanu'
hushel ba skets, Jersey type, u. S. No. l.,
! 80 q 6jc, North Carolina, bushel oaskets
Porto RiCans, 65 Use.
Mixed VeEetableS-One California ar
rived; ! broken and unbroken cars on
MIXED Deciduous-One New York ar
rived; ! broken car on track.
AVnca adns-Florida, boxes, 1SC: few 81
Reefs ets-Pennsylvania, 25d soc, per
dozen lunches.
BroccolENo carlot arrivals; broken
and unhroken cars on track. Pennsyl-
vania. hushel crates, S.25 a 50.
Brussels SprOuts-California, drums
$G.25.
CeIery-C -Cabbage-Ohio, 16-quart climax
baskets soc
Chicory .Endives-Ohio, 16-qusrt climax
baskets. soc CSC.
Crabappies-New York, Il bushel bas'
Cranberries-Massach chusetts, u barrel
boxes $3.50
Grapefruit-FIorida boxes. &2-25q ? So
kale-Norfolk section, virginia, ousneI
baskets 4OC.
LemOns-California, boxes, No. /, $3.50
as: No. .. S6.5Od7.
Limes-Florida bushel baskets. ~; Il
bushel boxes, Slg125
MushrOOms-Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania. 3-h baskets. 4o6 75c.
Oranges-One California arrived; l
broken and unhroken cars on track
Florida, boxes. $3.50 q AS. as to grade
and size.
ParsIey-Pennsylvan halfbushel bas-
kets soc
Parsnips - Pennsylvania, half-bushel
ba skets soc.
Pears-No carlot arrivals; ? broken
cars on track. New York. bushel baskets,
Rartletts [. S. No. l. $1,50d LIS. Gait
fornia, boxes, Mountain Bartletts, $2.60
q 2.S5.
kets soc.
Pineapples-Cuba, crates. &35od4.
Radishes-Ohio, baskets, . ID o z n
punches soc.
Tomatoes-one California arrived: l
car diverted: broken and unhroken
cars on track. Lug boxes. r1pes and
turning wrapped, by and larger
California, t1.25 $50: New York. s1.25
a $50.
Turnips-Pennsylvani hushel baskets,
topped. 75c q 81; punched, per dozen
500 4OC.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
VI. p. Investors
Ask Plan Delay

QN.S.) The independent COM
mittee of Missouri Pacific bond.
holders, headed by Charles A.
Beard, today petitioned the Inter
state Commerce Commission to re-
fuse to consider any plan of re-
organization of that road until all
material requested by the United
States Senate is made available
for the consideration Of the COM
mission.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
London Market
In Firmer Tone

LONDON, Oct. 7 Q.N.SO.-Al-
through trading r e m in e d re-
stricted, the London stock market
adopted a firmer tone today fol-
lowing the overnight recovery in
Wall Street.
International issues opened firm,
suffered a small decline and then
firmed again before closing. This
up-and-down action was true of
most lists on the board. U. S. Steel
sold at 73 1915 dollars and Inter
national Nickel was quoted at
48 1916 dollars.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

EgEs-Market irregular. L. S. Govern
meut Graded, extras large ltc lower.
Government sraaea , sna %Steu %sit
Whites: |. ;. eNtras' large 80 q g a.. - g
extras. medium, 80 I. ; SlanuaIus
LARGE, E2c, l. ;. STANDARDS, , meuturlS. I -:,
Nearly unE aoeo oeIS eEsS: Cu''e"' ie'''S
-'H nc "n.leS' eVu"-r' VII
Live POultry-Market quiet Prices
generally unchanged. although small lois
NfrErnia flyers bring slightly more
Fowls Colored. heavy. lSu &c NO g =
lfm lac; leGhorns u a. loc roosteIS' ~ ~
&c. Chickens Rocks and crosses less
than . pounds. - n &c; 2ASst h1ungS. nsS:
-f n -NC; pounds ana unWarn' 80 70 -
m'Ned roIoTS, =" ~ Suu 4s u,n,I IT, .; n So.
Turkeys. Hens. Iom X nouhHS. -2W "a "a
Toms 40 10 Pounus' .n;0C, ~" sor
Turncas pounds ana over 9V" oV'
"a, h' Hnue p'""uS' 4'v
l.. {. l.. express receipts
Florida -l-o IuGs aNo.ados - ILSS -S
uos - hnshel baskets Okra, 80 husheI
crates squash.
California - LIZ BOXES I.TS' .,,...
North Carolina-4h '2-hushel haskets
Okla. ]" huSheI haSheis PeppeIS .d
Unknown oriS'n-4O crates hi"e'
veEeta hles.
Pennsylvania-lb4 S-lb. baskets mush-
rooms ~ ,-,., ,.r,
TPnnPSsec-iS la-hushel baskets okra'
Apples ercial: no carlot arrN
baskets I. $ No. 1. supplies liberal; de-
mand light. market steady; Maryland,
Nlrcinis. Pennsylvania and West Nir-
rrnra. Crimes. 9't-inch min, mostly
around SOC, 2iq-inch min. 75Q s5c;
SmNEchouse. q, inch min. 5Oa soc: ga
in1h minimum. mostly around 75c; De
nrrous 2t,-fnch minimum, 6Oa s5c; 21a-
7o 3oh mnm"m' ~ in% nirTm EyG S0@s5c; "z"S" ~.
trrh minimum. $ a 9oc: ca4-rnch mini
incb ',,rr'' rrsDImnm soc: 2'-inch minimum.
snGt aa,-Inch minimum, 75@S5c
~" i'''.r ''-'
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

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The Washington times., 1937-10-07
West Airline Asks
Higher Mail Rate

G.N.SD The Continental Air
lines, Inc. operating an airmail
route between Denver, Colo, and
Ell Paso, Tex, today petitioned
the I. C. c. to make a determine
ton of fair and reasonable rates"
for the transportation of airmail
between those two points. The
company now receives 90 cents per
airplane mile under its contract.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
SWEDISH RADIOS GAIN

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 7. U.N.SJ.
The number of licensed radio.
receiving sets in Sweden on July
l this year was 1,026,372, or 1888
per each 1000 inhabitants. This
means an increase in the preced.
ing three months of 23.857 sets.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
STOCK MARKET
RECEIVERS AFTER
WEAK OPENING
Trading at Moderately
Active Pace
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK. Oct. 7 tN.So
The stock market turned higher
today, after a weak start and a
somewhat irregular first-hour per
formance trading was at a mod
erately active pace.
Early selling, bringing losses to
almost two points, was attributed
partly to foreign sources, in vie"
of the fortnightly settlement day
in London. Yesterdays late bulge
IN the market also attracted some
profit taking.
STEELS AFE FEATURE
Within a few minutes of the
opening. stocks met support and
reversed its trend.
Steels were the feature, starting
with losses of 134 points each
in Bethlehem and United States
Steel, then recovering rapidly late
in the first hour. Bethlehem con-
verted its loss into a gain OF a
point and Big Steel did about as
we'll, while youngstown Spurted
two points after slipping frac-
tionally.
Aviations were strong from the
start, lde by Douglas with jump
of better than two points anc
Boeing which ran up almost as
much.
RAIL RECOVER LOSSES
Rails recovered losses running
to a point, but failed to make
much headway on the upsire. Cop
pers turned in a similar perform
ance. Oils. amusements, rubberS
and mai lorders were among the
groups to change minor losses into
equal-sized gains later in the fore
noon.
Individual features included
Westinghouse, Air Reduction, Al
lied Chemical, each up about two
points. General Foods and Loril-
lard were independently soft, both
reaching new lows for the year
befor emeeting support.
LONDON MART QUIET
The London market was com,
paratively quiet and steady. The
Paris Bourse lost ground. however
Foreign exchange quotations were
little changed, the dollar ruling
steady.
Commodities were easier, cottor
again slipping into new low
ground. Grains dipped fraction
ally at Chicago Bonds were mlXec
and somewhat easier.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
MAHoNEY OFFICE HERE

Judge jeremiah T. Mahoney,
Democratic candidate for Mayor
Of New York, has established
headquarters here at the Raleigh
Hotel, it was announced
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
BANK LOSES 5000

MAYvILLE, Mich, Oct. Z
G.N.SD-Two armed bandits yes
terday held up the Mayville State
Bank and escaped with 5000
after eluding pursuers.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
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The Washington times., 1937-10-07
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Evening star., 1937-11-07


boosted social chess" in the District
and twice has been elected secretary
Of the Washington Social Chess Divan,
the largest of local chess unitl.
Preference for open positions has
led to fondness for the Kings Gam
bit Opening.
Tap dancing. horseback riding and
swimming round out Mrs McPherson's
hobbies. and often she is to be found
jogging her mount along Washington's
labyrinth of bridlepaths.
Travel, she regards as broadening
influence. and has visited most of the
States, Bermuda and Canada, Journey
ing to the latter country in 1896 to
see the famous Dionne quintuplets.
Interested in dramatics during her
school days, she now finds complete
relaxation in the legitimate theater.
(Copyright. Nov. 2, 1887, By Paul Niller.)
Evening star., 1937-11-07
1903 BASKET TEAMS
CAN USE GYMNASIUM
Applications Being Received by
Community Center-League
to Be Conducted.
to Be Conducted

Gymnasium facilities will be avail
able for 108 basket ball teams this
winter, it was announced yesterday by
the Community Center Department.
Applications for use Of the gyms far
exceed the facilities, however. and it
Is likely that accommodations will be
increased before the Community Cen
ter's Basket Ball League begins play
in January.
At present. two gyms are being used
at Central High, Macfarland. Langley
and Hine Junior Highs and one at
Roosevelt High. When the season
, starts they are to be open on the aver
age Of four nights week, staging
three games a night.
I Five leagues will be formed, one at
] each OF the gym centers. The Com
munity Center League will be COM
posed Of the eight best teams using its
facilities and they will compete on
Tuesday and Saturday nights.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Macy Yard Rollers Celebrate
Birthdays With T,ro-Ply Win
ZOE FOWLER and Geo,

TOE FOWLER and George Garri-
son celebrated their birthdays
Friday at Lucky Strike by aid
- ing the leading B. M. Shop to
sweep a double-header and make it
Is wins in ~ games for the Breech
Mechanics in the Columbia Lodge, No.
ia. League Joe. q former presi-
dent of the loop. was Sc George
was rs 1t was case of the
oldest and the youngest members of
the team being in for a round of
felicitations -. Cowboy johnson came
in for hand when he shot sparkling
404 to top off a sweep by the Appren-
tice Five over Broadside Mount No. 4.
Manor No. shot to the front of the
Country Club League with al win
from Kenwood No. e. three-way
tie exists for the runner-up position,
with the champion Manor No. /, Ken
wood No. and Argyle No. / dead
locked Ken Yeatman's 335 was
tops for the new pace settlers Andy
Landrus of Manor No. 2 registered
top counts Of l3l-350.
A I'll trimming by the Lobsters
dropped the leading Crabs of the Bu-
reau of Engineering loop to a first
place tie with the Helldivers, who
trounced the Barnacles Lou Will
mans 1872 and 371 were top scores &.
The Shipworms lost three to the
Mermaids.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
S1&A!@I: ,!RA4@Qt ![:Z}k4Gl! :A4G&SHQN !!IkStQQ!

l.. Hopkins. who Is a real race fan,
is on q diet and makes his meal
certainly not from choice-on crackers
and milk.
According to the chef, the other
big food sellers besides roast beef are
curry of chicken, corned beef and
Irish stew. The curry is the favorite
with Jerry Laucheim, Henry Hork-
heimer and Raj Parr. Mai. Parr.
however. would rather have dill pickles
than any solid food. Desserts are
not popular at race track restaurants,
although Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
prefers ice cream even to roast beef.
and his third choice is hash Jouett
Shouse and Don Voorhees,, who fire.
quently eat lunch at the track, seem
to play the menu field. ordering dur
ing the meeting the greatest variety
Of dishes.
A THOUGH all meals are served
early at the track. no restaurant
can compete with Frenchys. which
serves the first breakfast at 4;45 am,
last call at am. Mrs. Elizabeth
Biodo, the moving force at this res
taurant. has been feeding people at
race tracks for only 80 years" Mrs.
Hess tiny kitchen across the track
serves food to the apprentices and
jockeys from the far stables.
The hard-working. hungry patrons
Of Frenchy's eat hearty meals. three
times day. Dinner is served at noon
and in the late afternoon. The break
fast menu includes fruit, dry and
cooked cereals, eggs any style, two
meats. potatoes. biscuits, plain toast,
hot cakes and French toast, which
long ago was introduced to track
dining rooms by Mrs. Biodo. Sec
onds Of everything are served to the
man with an early morning appetite
which Is not satisfied with a single
serving. Jockeys. Of course, don't go
for the table dhote breakfast with
much relish. Those who are going to
ride that day eat usually one egg,
occasionally two. after their fruit. One
piece of French toast or two small hot
cakes finishes the breakfast and their
eating until night dinner time, when
they still don't take advantage OF the
many courses offered. Roast beef is
the favorite dish at Frenchy's. too
although the roast pork with fried
chicken served every Sunday hnds
plenty of takers.
AT FRENCHY'S about 200 persons
"A are served at every meal during
the meeting. At the clubhouse the
number varies with the day. A big
stake or important race day brings
out more patrons to the track and
proportionately to the dining rooms,
Some Jockey club members ask early
in the week just which days certain
delicacies will be served and come
out to the races on those special days.
| And all this time the thoroughbreds
are puffed up, thinking that they draw
the crowds, when, like everywhere else,
it's the food.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
.|NTER-C|Ty TESTS
OCCUPY BOWLERS
Clarke. Krauss in Baltimore
Match-Tru-BIus Tackle
0riole Squad Here.
STOR CLARKE and HE ,

A STOR CLARKE and his ma
~ tional doubles partner, Bill
~ Krauss, will roll a duckpin
exhibition match this aft
ernoon at the Charles street alleys
in Baltimore. Their opponents will
be Johnny Miller and Lee Seim, two
of Baltimore's finest. Seim only re-
Gently shot an all-time record of 49O
for the Oriole City.
According to the figures complied
by Dave Burrows of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress, Clarke is
holding his own as the number /
bowler, with general average of
l26 for 40 special match and sweep
stakes games.
Red Megaw and his crack Tru-Blu
rollers will play host to the Rintoul
Five of Baltimore tonight at Takoma
Park. Team, doubles and singles will
be rolled Action starts at 7:30.
The invaders number such stars as
Ray Haines. Art Felter, Norman Rop-
pelt. Bob Fisher and Gordon Scible
The Tru-Blus, fresh from q District
League victory over the leading Occi-
dental Restaurant team. will have
Ollie Pacini, Frank Mischou, Eddie
Keith, Gene Hargett and Megaw on
the firing line.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
GAME NO. 1, sLAv Defense

Displaying some of the aggressive
ness that enabled him to defeat
Alekhin for the world title two years
ago, Euwe In the thirteenth game.
contested at Amsterdam, exchanged
queens after the eighteenth move.
castled on the kings side of the
chessboard and laid down a bristling
attack
Alekhin. ill-content with being on
the defensive. employed the slav de-
fense, placed his king in a bel
ligerent position and. after the fortieth
move, the game was adjourned, Cham
pion Euwe sealing his move.
Hostilities between the grand
masters have commanded
worldwide interest as never be-
fore.
Every game of the world match
will be depicted in this column and
the notation will be printed exactly
as received. The proofs will be
checked and double-checked (always
l personally do this) and if there
are unexplainable inconsistencies in
the published games. remember that
I am puzzled even as you and bear