davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18
|SHOREHAM TO OPEN BLUE ROOM ON OCTOBER
Fine Dinners
And Music
At Lotus
BY FRANCOIS

Well, lads and laSSieS, the sea,
sons first big night club opening
in the city is scheduled for Oc'
tober / at the Shoreham Blue
Room, a brand new architectural
creation that promises to be a
tonic in bright, up-to-the-minute
rendezvous.
The pervading blue color, a dis.
tinctive variation of the popular
hue, will rank with the best in
the country. New York designers
are rushing hats and dresses to
Washington so we are told, all
in Shoreham blue, in preparation
for the gala opening. It will give
milady something to fuss about.
Dinners and fine music are
always at premium, but not so
at the Lotus Restaurant. A fine
selection Of Chinese-American
dishes is always on the menu
while the week-end's musical
revue consists of an unusual ar.
ray of specially performers and
the regularly featured Lotus line
of chorus beauties.
X *
Mondays and Tuesdays are big
ones at Stone Villa Inn. William
Wright, manager of the popular
Mt. Mernon Highway rendezvous,
announces that on Mondays old
fashioned square dances to the
tunes of a hill billy band will
feature the evenings program. On
Tuesdays, a variation of good old
bank nights will be held whereby
a beautiful dress will be presented
to the woman holding the winning
number of the Tuesday night prize
contest.
The BambOOd Gardens, new
name for the old La Paree, will
open for the fall season on Sep
TENDER 20. The place has been
redecOrated in a freshly invit-
ing manner. Watch this column
for more news of the opening.
X \
The recent chilly weather hasn't
proved a hinderance to any of our
oetter-known suburban night clubs
Stone Villa and River
Bend on the Mt. Vernon Highway
and Maryland Club Gardens on
The Marlboro Pike.
4 X
The Annapolis Anchor Room
opened with a bang last Wednes.
lay and should be an after dark
Savorite during the coming
months. Our preview of the spot
prompts us to prophesy for it
successful and rosy future.
The music is hot and heavy at
Casa Grande these evenings, what
With Berk Motley's swing-crazy
crew manipulating the trumpets
and SaXes. And doing a swell
Job too.
n
It's nice dropping in at Boule.
Yard Farms, on the Virginia side,
Ind at the Log Cabin Inn in old
for a bit of a bite and
'ome good music. While driving
IN the Richmond Highway, we
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

EARL GODwIN's LISTENERS ARE M
VITED TO ATTEND THE "kEEPING
UP WITH THE TINES" BROAD.
CASTS AT THE N.B.C. STUDIOS IN
THE TRANS-LUX BUILDING, FOUR
TENTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE,
ANY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY. MR.. GODWIN'S NEWS
PROGRAMS ARE DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, AT $3.50 A. M...... WMAb
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
7:NO-S ATU RDAY NIGHT SWING
CLUB-Sonny Salad, l1-year-old
cIarinetist, Is chief guest Of che
Club this evening. He halls from
Schenectady, n. V, where he has
already made many radio APP
pearances. 81 Cant Get Started
in the lads own arrangement,
and Irving Berlins always" are
his contributions tonight .WJSV
9:OO-YOUR HIT PARADE-Ethel Mer.
man. star Of Red Hot and Blue"
as well as many Othe" musical
comedies, Is to be heard this eve
ming in the exquiSitely titled song
II Get Kick Out of YOH"
from "Anything Goes" Admirers
Of Miss Norman will doubtless re-
call her Consummate singing Of
81 Got Rhythm" in George Gersh-
wins Girl Crazy" GarnishinE
the star of the evening are Mark
Warnow's orchestra, playing the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

ten most popular tunes of the,
week doubtless, they still retain
all their luster on this seventh
day of the week., Freddie Glib
son, stuart Allen and the Song
smiths quartet, ........... WJSV
9:3O-LIGHT OPERA GEMS-FavOrites
by Friml, Herbert and other com.
pOsers in the genre sung by the
cast of the N.B.C. Light Opera
Company. ..,...'''......." MAL
CONCERT
7:4S-ONE LONE OFFERING-But an
exceedingly interesting one. Noble
old music plus some that Is new
and as yet unheard. From the
Seventeenth and Eighteenth CEN
turtles we hear Brandenburg Com
eertO No. 3, Bach: DldO's Lament,
Purcell and "Che FierO." Lee
grenEi Music by living men as
folIows:-"S tie on American
Folk Tunes" Cadman; "ChansOn
de BiIitis," Ann Fuleihan: And
Already the Minutes" Charles
Kingsley. and "Dover Beach,"
Samuel Barber. .WRC
LEGION CONVENTION
6 :3O-NIGHT CLUB OWNERS, police
men. walters. taxi drivers, and
many more are questioned by a
radio commentator as to their
attitude toward the tremendous
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18
Miss Holm Signs
With New Tarzan'

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10 G.N.SO
Eleanor Holm, swimming star, is
to be the screen mate of the
latest film '"Tarzan." Principal
Productions today announced that
Miss Holm had been signed to ap-
pear with Glenn Morris, world
decathlon champion, in the jungle
thriller.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

influx Of Leglonnaires into New
ADVENTURE
7:3O-TIGER SHOOTING is, Of course,
very simple. Your old hand at the
sport has to stlfle the yawnB
while engaged in IL. On occasion,
however, there IL a mOmentary
thrill. as, for instance. when q
bee gets into your eve just as
you are about to pull the trigger
on the leapinR beast. Linton
Wells speaks of this quaint tx.
perience over. ......''......Wh C
NOVELTY
s:O0-P ROFEs SOR QUIZ-There's
really nothing to 1t. All you have
to do Is to think clearly. There's
really nothing to it-after you
have heard tho correct answer.
POLITICAL
9:4S-REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
Lost souls, gazing wistfully to-
ward Maine and Vermont, gather
in Michigan for q banquet at
which senator Arthur Vanden-
berg Of that state. and doughty
foe Of President Roosevelt, will
hUrl THE Republican Challenge"
WJSV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

A Great Spot for MOthsr.in.LaW
She'll love the assortment of primitive
whoopee here and appreciate you all the
more for showing her the other side of life
After two of our "blotto specials" she's
liable to get right in line with our chorines,
and won't that be SWELL No cover or
minimum. Open Sundays Drinks Served
on Sunday. Open Every Sun. until q. m.
OASIS CABARET
Baltimore st. at Frederick, Baltimore, Md,
Evening star., 1937-12-01

Miss Irma Smith Bride
OF Mr.. william Jacobs.
A PRETTILY arranged home we'd
ding took place Wednesday eve
CONTINUED on Page BAD
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Pen Women's League
Fellowship Tea.

Mrs. Harriet Hawkins Chambers,
second vice president of the National
League Of American Pen Women, will
be hostess at the fellowship tea of the
District League this afternoon at the
studio in the Grafton Hotel. Mrs.
Marcia H. Luckett, author of Mary
land Women" will be an honor guest.
Mrs. Maude Holt Maulsby, State vice
regent of the D. A. r. Of Maryland,
will review the second volume of
Maryland Women" Miss Dora Baker,
. Washington poet, will read from her
book Of poems. Mrs. Maria Briscoe
Croker, a Baltimore poet and Ii
hrarian of the National League; Mrs.
Josephine Chandler Horner, national
art chairman; Mrs. Ashton Embry of
Constitution Chapter. D. A. R., and
Miss Hall, past librarian of Maryland
State D. A. R., will serve at the tea
table. They will be assisted by Mrs.
Ashton Embry. jr.; Miss Katharine
Whitaker and Miss Eleanor Chambers,
daughter of the hostess.
The president and members of the
Bethesda Women's Club have been in
vited as special guests. Mrs. Cham
bers was former president of the
club.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
New York Society
Plans Dance.

The second annual entertainment
and dance Of the New York State So
ciety of Washington, Of which Mr..
James Black is president, will be held
December II at the Shoreham Hotel.
DR.. Lamar Harris is chairman of the
floor committee of the society, as
sisted by Mr.. Walter D. Sutcliffe, Mr..
Samuel j. Gompers and Col. ]. Mil
Ter Kenyon. Other committees in
clude the Membership Committee,
headed by Mr.. Maurice E. Sands, as
sisted by Miss Genevieve Backus, Mr..
r. R. Bonsteel, Mrs. J. F. Burrows,
Mr.. Joseph Dunkerly, Mr.. William H.
ELY. Miss Flora B. Daniels, Mrs.
Pascal D. Fallon and Mr.. Joseph H.
Hunter.
Reception Committee. Mrs. Grace
E. Strait, chairman; Miss Mary E.
Black, Miss Margaret M. Bleth, Miss
Florence Adams, Mrs Horace G. Nc
kelvey, Miss Irene E. Boehlert, Mrs.
Maurice ]. Reidy..
Entertainment Committee, Mrs.
Henry H. Wright, chairman; Mr..
Ralph Werner. Mrs. Charles Whalley.
Mr.. Frank Walsh, Mrs. Charles r.
Stengle, and Welfare Committee, Iiss
Margaret Leona Decker, chairman;
MISS Reta Donavan, Mrs. Clyde j.
Fowler, Mrs. Robert Fribourg, Mrs.
c. E. Chadwick and Mrs. w. A. Carr.
DR.. Harris will present the guests
at the dance, assisted by Mr.. william
A. Carr. Mr.. c. M. Little, treasurer,
is in charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
By the Way
Beth Blaine

WHAT going Saturday night stapeton
dance at the sulgrave Cub?" That impcr
tune party held here for lime The the part
decided the
which means adding to their regular white tie outfits large
dressed as cowboys and Indians
This costume party naugurates series of small
La jeunesse d0re DiH be in the majority
that Mrs Stapletons the imitation
that Steu1ta might tnvte also number OF mothers
ssnds ,nhose ooMdertM hospaty she 11anted to return
before the dance Mrs William Holland Wilmer whose
honor her granddaughter Mimi Scott Miss katharine
Ruth and Dorothea Sewers will give small dinners.
As to Dhat the fair Seta ,D whispers OF
old family lace and POWDERED hair. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton
% acn anq % on ndor n Of oers are e0ng m 9 % Ns0 YORK
Anthony and Cleopatra and-Mae Vest
gala dinner dance with equally well though
totally different small informal buffet supper night
That exactly what Mr. Dewey
They asked handful OF their Washington friends in
Foy, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Maher Mr. Mrs. James
Ftnan ard TIE Sunday night proued to be of the
spite Of Haug had veyy little sleep the nght eeore ere
looking fresh the prouerbial daisies gentlemen
seened.n excellent torn
Exotic petite Mrs Dewey simple gray
Two much discussed beauties, Mrs
peated gown-Mrs gray and Mrs Foy in red
yaspar Du Bose wore all black trimmed with equns and
Mrs Hggnson Rogers topped of Short pink
wool jacket. ~ ~ " ~ p
Other guests at this pey congenial party 1oere Mrs. Kent
Lega1e Vnose husoand IS on shooting trip Sir Wott
Jaspar Du Bose, Herr Herbert Scholz Beck
After supper the guests had the
Beck and Mr. Hinton. Taking piano heu 9ccon-
on PapeR
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Arkansas Society
Party Tomorrow.

The members Of the Arkansas State
Society Of Washington will honor
their two Senator's. Mrs. Hattie Cara
way and Senator John Miller at re-
ception and dance in the large ball
room of the Willard Hotel tomorrow
Representatives from Arkansas and
their wives and the president of the
society. Mr.. Lester Gibson and Mrs.
Gibson. will receive with the Senators
The officers including Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Rhyme. past president: Mr.
Erwin Shinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Dollarhide, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Miles, Judge. and Mrs. Samuel M
Wassell, Mrs. Mary Beth Terry
Griffith and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tatum will act as floor committee.
Evening star., 1937-12-01

Continued on Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Torreysons Celebrate
Golden Wedding
Anniversary.
MR.. AND MRS. A. D. ToRREYsoN

Mr.. AND MRS. A. D, ToRREYsoN
of Sarasota, Fla, formerly of Ar
lington County, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary last night
at reception in the home Of Mrs
Torreyson's sister-in-law. Mrs. Wallis
Schutt. at 1921 North Quincy street,
Arlington.
The house was decorated with ferns
and other potted plants. and quanti-
ties OF yellow chrysanthemums were
arranged throughout the lower rooms.
Receiving with the honor guests
were their daughters. Mrs. Guy N.
Church, Mrs Lyman M. Moore, their
son. Mr.. William F. Torreyson, and
Mrs. Schutt, who introduced the many
guests. Generally assisting were Mrs.
Thomas Smythe Wallis, Mrs. Cornelia
Jones and Mrs. William F. Torreyson
The senior Mrs. Torreyson wore a
graceful gown Of black velvet and a
corsage bouquet Of yellow rosebuds
The hostess likewise wore black velvet
and her flowers were q shoulder cluster
Of gardenias.
A three-tiered wedding cake deco
rated in gold and surrounded by tall
ivory candles formed the centerpiece
on the long table In the dining room.
Mrs Ray r. Pearson, the Misses
Dorothy and Eileen Moore and Miss
Grace Ellen Torreyson, granddaugh-
ters Of the honor guests. assisted in
the dining room as did Miss Marie E.
Schutt and Mrs. George T. Devlin.
During the evening letter Of con-
gratulations from the President Of
the United States to Mr.. and Mrs
Torreyson was read.
Mrs. Torreyson was before her mar
| riage Miss Blanche Emily Schutt,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
(See ANNIVERSARY, Page BID.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Residential Social News
Mrs. Archibald H. Davis and
Daughter Lease Home.

ington shortly to make her home In
Atlantic City, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Clayton, who
arrived in Washington yesterday, are
at the Carlton Hotel while in WASH
ington before returning to their home
in Houston, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easton T. Kelsey have
returned to this country from the for
mer's post as Vice Consul to Syria and
are nov at the Maynower. They plan
to spend most Of the time they are
in the United States at their home in
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
EdisOns to Entertain.

The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Charles A. Edison will be at
home to officers of the Navy and Ma
rine Corps and their families in WASH
ington at the Army and Navy Country
Club from S to o'clock Monday after.
noon.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
n n RS. ARCHIBALD H. DAVIS
Nl and her daughter Miss Emily
| VI Davis, have leased their house

n RS. ARCHIBALD H. DAVIS
INl and her daughter, Miss Emily
Davis, have leased their house
on Hillyer place and have
moved to the Anchorage. where they
will spend two months before going
South for the remainder of the winter.
Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Oakes and their
family who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry S. Rawdon over the
Thanksgiving week end, have returned
to their home at Douglaston, Long Is
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawdon recently
moved from their home in Washington
to their new home. Saunderlee, on Per-
simmon Tree road in the Bradley
Farms district of Bethesda.
DR.. and Mrs. William Wiley Chase
entertained q group of their Western
Maryland College friends at their new
home, 1913 Parkside drive, at o'clock
last evening. Assisting DR.. and Mrs
Chase were Mr.. and Mrs. Roger j.
Whiteford, Miss Barbara S. Daskam,
Mrs. Frank P. Silpn, Capt. David Hot
tensteih, Mr.. Caleb O'Connor, Mrs. D..
Fulton. Harris, all of Washington. and
Mr.. Henry H. Downes of Chevy Chase,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alva H. Bender OF
Hyattsville, Md; Miss Dorothy NJ
Gordon of Hyattsville and Mrs. r.
Moss Carrico of Clinton.
Mrs. James Strayer, Mrs. Margaret
Rice and Mrs. Lulu Richardson were
hostesses at tea Sunday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Rice at Tilden Hall,
to a group of close friends Of Miss
Mabel Mickey, who will leave WASH
Evening star., 1937-12-01
ME marriage of Miss Allene
Forbes. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb G. Forbes, to Mr..

Clyde A. Maitland took place
Saturday afternoon in the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church, the
Rev. George Ackerly oficiating at 4
O'Clock. Yellow and bronze chrysan-
themums were used to decorate the
church
The bride was dressed in a travelling
suit Of dubonnet tweed, trimmed in
beaver fur, and she wore yellow or
chids.
Miss Faye Forbes was maid of honor
for her sister and had a gown of dull
black crepe with black paillettes and
had a cluster OF red roses. Mr.. Edgar
Hickey of New Brunswick, n. j., vas
best man. Mrs. Forbes, mother of the
bride, wore dark blue crepe trimmed
with ecru lace and a spray OF gar
denias.
. Among the out of town guests were
Mrs. Grace Blair of New Britain,
Conn.,: Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Thomp-
son Of Richmond, Va, and Mrs. Edgar
Hickey Of New Brunswick, N. J.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Miss Helen Scounas
And Mr.. Pappas Wed.

And Mr.. Pappas Wed.
MISS HELEN sCoUNAs, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Scounas
and Mr.. Gus p. Pappas. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Pappas, were married Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock In st. Sophias'
Greek Orthodox Church, Father A.
Lalousis officiating Miss Irene Pera-
tino played a program Of organ music
and accompanied Miss Anne Zaemes,
who sang. The church was decorated
with flowers and palms.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore a white
satin gown with beaded collar and
girdle, and . train and veil of tulle
Evening star., 1937-12-01
The Vice President
And Mrs. Garner to
Be Honor Guests
Congressional Delegation From Texas
Also to Be Entertained by State
Club Saturday.

guests OF the Texas Club Washington Saturday evening
Hotel Washington. The congressional delegation from
will also be honor guests.
Mr. Clifford G. Beckham president the other
tive George Maon president Miss Margaret Black
third vice president Mr. M Ewe secretary Miss
ALA Clary official hostess. h..
His Britannia Majesty Ambassador Lady Lindsay
tanned at dinner last evening at the
the Argentine Ambassador Esp
Ambassador and Donna Matde de suvich Swedish
ana Nine boStrom the Charge dAfare OF the Netherlands
ton and Countess Rechteren mpurg
immigration and Naturalization and Mrs Hougheng,
the Counselor of the Norwegian Legation
and Military Attace of the Polish Embassy Chramiec
Mr. and Mrs John Russell nter the Secretary
bassy Rober Mr. and Mrs Richard Wilmer the
Second Secretary of the Rumanan legation George
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hoyt of New York Mary Lampson
Embassy and Mrs G. c. Pre and the
Australian Counselor of the British Embassy
Officer
The Ambassador Lady Lindsay at dinner
this evening. st>,
The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora de Castillo Na;,ra will
be hosts Sunday evening the Washington Chapter
American Medical Association, Dr. Castillo Naera is
president Following the meeting which will begin at
and at which there will be several important speeches.
bassador and Sonora Castillo Najera will hold informal
reception
Representative Edward oNel guests the
Park Thomas Clohosey
OF East Orange, N ]. -~.-
Acting Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs Roy
NJ North and their daughters Romona Ruth
have returned from Today stay puerto Rico North
Rcan stamp on Thanks
giving Day. The picture Aeza
Governors mansion While in San Juan Mr.
daughters were guests of Gov Banon Wnshp who enter
tanned at series of parties in their honor
Bane wife of the Executive Director of the Social
Security Board and their daughter Miss Clark
house guests for several days their
Va Miss Elizabeth Hershey of Philadelphia Fielding
Ogburn of Chicago.
Mr. Bane accompanied by Mr. Charles
Arlington County, who has been
return around December 2 Mr. Bane is attending
national labor conference in Geneva and with Mr. will
visit in Paris and London
Rear Admiral Norman M Smith, U. S. N, whose retirement
becomes effective today at the Mayhower with They
have given the house they occupied at
will be at the hotel until they leave include
visits in South Carolina and Florida Cod
been named to succeed Admiral Smith Chief
Yards and Docks. ....
Mrs Richard B. Russell, wife of the Chief Justice
supreme Court OF Georgia. left last night
Ga following fortnghs visit in Arlington Washington
While here she divided her time between
and daughter It. Col Mrs Gordon Green
North Kenmore street. Arlington and her daughters Hugh
Peterson wife Representative Georgia
Russell and her son, Senator Richard B. Russell, jr.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Weddings Announced
Miss Forbes, Mr.. Maitland Wed
In Ceremony at Church.

arranged in halo effect. She wore q
face veil which she threw back as she
left the altar and carried a bouquet OF
Gala lilies and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Anne Acounas was maid of
honor and wore a pink satin gown and
a pink halo and carried a bouquet OF
pink roses.
Miss Connie Zaemes and Miss Tessie
Scounas were the bridesmaids, wearing
blue satin gowns with silver wreaths
and carrying bouquets Of talisman
roses. 10
Helen Pappas, wearing a pink frock
with a velvet old-fashioned dress and
a pink velvet bonnet, and Marika
Scounas, wearing blue taffeta frock
with a blue velvet old-fashioned hat
were the flower girls They carried
white baskets Allied with rose petals.
Mr.. Nick smyrnas was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. George Xidon
Mr.. George Peratino and Mr.. William
Peratino.
A reception was held following the
ceremony at the bridegroom's resi-
dence.
Mr.. Gus Kakenis of Winchester, Mr.
Steve Xarras Of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Sotos Of Richmond. Va,
were the out-of-town guests.
The bride wore as her going-away
costume black dress trimmed in
white with black accessories and gray
knit coat.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
Griff May Recall
Jimmy Wasdel

If President Clark c. Griffith
goes through with his announced
intention Of recalling Jimmy
Wasdell from the Chattanooga
LookoutS, many critics Of base.
ball will raise a long, loud cheer
The kid showed enough promise
in training camp last year to
warrant retention on any major
league club. He Is a cat with
his hands and he can hit that
ball with the best in the buSi.
ness; or SO his minor league
form would indicate.
If Wasdell returns it may open
the gates for a trade involving
Joe Kuhel, who Is one of the
ranking first basemen Of the
American League. Kuhel, how
ever, could be spared If the
Griffs were able to get a good
major league pitcher.
Griff rewrote Kennie Chase
contract the other day. The
young left handler went in
against the Yankees and showed
about as much stuff as anyone
could ask.
In fact, George selkirk, in
iured outfielder Of the New
Yorkers sat behind the plate and
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
Chapman Fined
AndSuspended

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 14.-Wil-
liam Harridge, president Of the
American League, plastered a $50
fine and three days suspension
on Ben Chapman. Boston Red
Sox outfielder, it was announced
today.
In the game between the Sox
and the AS at Philadelphia last
Sunday, the former New York
and Washington flychaSer, threat
ened to punch Umpire John
Quinn after he threw a ball from
the pasture dangerously close to
the arbiter's head. It all hap
pened when Quinn called out Chap
man on an attempt at a stolen
base. When Quinn ordered Chap
man from the playing field, the
Sox outfielder rushed the umpire,
but was blocked by teammates.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
Pickups
AND
Putouts

There are at least two men who
think that Freddie Steele, worlds
middIeweight champion, Is in
for a roughand tough night of
it on the Variety Club fight card
at Griffith Stadium ON July 20
}. One is Hobo Williams, who
will be the object Of the cham
piOn's saIvOS and the other is
HObO'S trainer, Harry Groves ..
Harry has been putting his
charge through the StiffeSt sort
Of training regime plenty OF
road work . balanced diet ...
outdoor sleep and plenty Of it. =.
even sleeping alongside Hobo to
make sure he's nice and comfy
Matte Brown has been dele
gated to teach Hobo all the in
side stuff "big league" boxers
must know while speedy and
Shifty Mickey Flanagan has
been sharpening him up, and Ell
BrOOkman and Billy Bullock are
improving his speed Don't
sell Hobo short, warns Harry y.
don't forget how Phil Furr sur
priSed Barney Ross
Eddie LaFOnd, who teaches
the C. U. mitters, Is up in old
Quebec taking In the sights on
his vacation =. Charlie Warren
mOurnS the loss of . No. 8 iron
which disappeared during the
height of the Printcraft Golf
Association jubilee at All View
Country Club, near ElIiCOtt City
yesterday -. The Forty and
Fighters" will expand q bit Mon
day night when they take over
the S. s. City of Washington for
their annual moonlight cruise
with all trimmings and apprO-
pirate sounds. GINO SIM.