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Evening star., 1937-12-01
.CRACK-UP IS NEAR
IN M. A. PRO CLAN
District Paid Golf Group
Apt to Form Own Band
During Winter.
TINAL breakup of the Middle
- Atlantic Professional Golfers
/ Association into two or three
4 smaller Snctinnol ,,rofo~.,>.,

TINAL breakup of the Middle
- Atlantic Professional Golfers
Association into two or three
4 smaller sectional professional
golf organizations appears certain to
come about within six months. After
threatening for several years the Dis
trict professionals are about ready to
take the bovine by the horns and
form their own organization to run
pro golf affairs in the Washington
area. This virtually would compel the
Baltimore pros to form an organiza-
ton of their own.
A meeting of the mid-Atlantic as
sociation has been called for tomorrow
in Baltimore, but 1t isn't likely that
any of the Washington pros will at
tend. Four-among them the leaders
of the Capital group-Will be out of
the city and the others do not plan
to take in the meeting, and to use
the words of George Diffenbauph,
president of the Middle Atlantic p.
G. A., IT'S about time we formed our
own association and ruled the roost
IN our own neighborhood."
Breakup Soon Due.
IHE breakup may come during the
winter or it may be deferred until
next March, at the time of the annual
meeting of the professional sectional
body, which probably will be postponed
until the return to Washington of
Witty Cox, Bob Barnett and Leo
Walper.
The local pros. have threatened pre-
viously to pull away from the mid
Atlantic body and form their own as
sociation. Requirement of the ma
tional P. G. A. for a sectional orpani-
zation is IS "A" class members in anv
area. There are more than Is such
members Of the P. G. A. in the Wash
ington territory, and, according to Diff
1enbaugh the time now is ripe for
formation OF District of Columbia
P. G. A. section.
EXhloitlon matches played by many
OF the Washington mentors last sum-
;ner convinced them that they should
have sheir own organization to run
a District open and P. G. A. cham
pionship and handle their own affairs
Little Help From Baltimore.
THEY believe they do not need SUD-
port from the Baltimor, pros. a
little matter they haven't had a great
deal OF in recent years. The wash
lngton professionals outnumber the
Baltimore pros in nearly every tour
nament played.
But there's another matter they'll
nave to consider. The Chamberlin
Club OF Old Point Comfort Is willing
to put up $1,000 for a mid-Atlantic
P. G. A. tourney next year.
VIII it put up that amount of dough
for Virginia sectional? We do not
think SO. Therefore it might be smart
II the boys put off their bust-up until
such time as the heavy dough fails
to come up.
Evening star., 1937-12-01

Kay Burns, new secretary of the
Washington Women's Duckpin Asso-
citation, who is about the busiest girl
bowler in the city these days lining
up entries for the Star Yuletide Tour
nament, found time to shoot top
counts of 1864 in the Ladies
Washington Gas Light League last
night at Lucky Strike. Her Safety
Valves won the odd one from Toasters.
Mildred Moore's 102-273 led the
Flames 81 win from Meters.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
SURE TO GET TURF ACES
Lists for Santa Anita Handican
Derby Close Tonight.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l R-
Nominations for Santa Anita's biggest
races-the 100000 Handicap and the
$4,000 Derby-close at midnight to-
night.
Nominees will not be announced
until next Tuesday, however. said
Charles Strub, general manager of the
track. Applications may be in the
mail and it will take several days to
complete the lists.
Last year 8S thoroughbreds were
nominated for the Handicap and 1O6
for the Derby.
Two former Handicap winners, Bert
Baroni's Top Row and the Foxcatcher
Farms Rosemont already are on the
ground, and other outstanding candi-
dates. led by Seabiscuit, are expected.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
P. W. A. WINS THRILLER
Revenuers, A. G. o. Also Score in
Government-Y Loop.

p. w. AS thrilling 22-to-21 victory
over I. c. c. featured three games
which opened the Government-Y Bas-
ket Ball League last night. Despite
his teams loss, Brechtel led all indi-
vidual scorers when he accounted for
II points for the Commission.
Other games found A. G. o. (War
Department. swamping Farm Credit
Administration under 42-to-14 count
and Internal Revenue trimming Bu-
feau Of Standards, 81 to IA.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Fights Last Night
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES-Umio Gen, 13O,
Japan Japan, and Chu Nah. 130, Mexico,
sEATTLE.-Billy Buxton, 1875. VIC
tor1a' B: G. knocked out Speedy Dado,
l2S, Los Angeles (2).
CORAL GABLES, Fla. Freddie
Cochrane: 1861. Newark, N J.. OUT
pointed Tommy speigal 1874, Union
NORFOLK. ,Va.-steve Dudas. Jersey
Washin eton. heavyweights I2).
~ NEW YORK.-Johnny Bellus. 1876,
New Haven, Conn, outpointed Irish
Edale , Brink. al. Scranton. Pa. (8)..
Albany, technically knocked out Bernie
Friedkin. 1914, New York (S).
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Catholic Race Tied.

PAUL1NE GRANTS Holy Comforter
"E'' team shares first place in
the Ladies Catholic League with st.
Anthony's strong club by virtue of a
sweep over St Francis Xavier at Lucky
Strike. Margaret Mouse featured the
victory with 114-314. However. top
set Of the evening went to Naomi
Farrall of the losers, with 1926
Holy Comforter "A's' 2-1 win from
et Anthony's cost the latter club clear
title to the top rung.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Pimlico's Increase LARGEST.

PIML1COs refurbished oval topped
the list in wagering increases, re-
porting s10,184.804 in bets-nearly
S2,G00,000 better than the 1886 fig
ures. Bowie ran Old Hilltop a close
second, its s7,882,315 season handle
representing a sl,o57,os4 Jump over
last year.
Havre de Grace, second to Pimlico
in betting for the year, took $4,000, 1873
through its pari-mutuel windows this
season, boosting last years total by
$9o9,07l. Laurel, which sponsored no
spring meeting, took in s7,509, ,929-
$241, ,276 better than 1896.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
WILDCATS START EARLY.

CHICAGO, Dec. / R).-Northwest-
ern's Wildcats will give the first Big
Ten demonstration of basket ball un-
der the revised rules Friday night
against Carleton College.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
MARYLAND RACING
WAGERS INCREASE.
Survey Reveals S4,0OO,OOO
More Than in SO Is Bet
at Four Tracks.
BY the Associated Press.

og tne associated Press.
~ ALT1MORE, Dec. Regard
~ less of business "recessions"
and stock market breaks, turf
- fans found $33,577,17l to bet
on the horses in Maryland this year.
Figures compiled by the State Rae
ing Commission showed today the
1887 handle for the States four ma
Jor tracks represented an increase of
more than s4,oO0,oO0 over last years
betting. Bowie. last Of the four to
close. wound up its fall program yes
terday.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
OAK PARK GETS GAME,

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. CP,.-Oak Park
High, suburban Chicago football
champion, has been named as the
opponent for Miami High in the ninth
annual Christmas game here.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
PLAY AT HEURICH'S
Three Cup League Court Games
Scheduled for Tonight,

e11CUu3cu 1O1 1OuIEuC.
Heurich Cup basketers renew hostil-
ities tonight at Heurich gym with their
second bi-weekly triple-header, be-
ginning at 7:30 o'clock with battle
between the Heurich Senate Beer five
and Naval Hospital cagers.
In the second fray, the Sun Radios.
defending champs, will see action for
the first time when they square OIL
with the Treasury Department quint
at $3.50. National Clay Products and
Lubeseal will clash In the finale,
Evening star., 1937-12-01
20 YEARS AGO
,s IN THE STAR

A IL IL Of the football fatalities
this year were among the small
colleges. The number Is six less
than last year and four less than
In 1914.
Simmons rolled q 381 set to lead
the Decatur bowlers In their victory
over the Princetons in . Mount
Pleasant Duckin League match.
Georgia Techs mighty football
machine rolled up 49l points to
take the country's top scoring hon.
ors this season. Opponents totaled
II points In nine games.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
KID M'COY HAPPY
WITH NINTH BRIDE
Life Has Strengthened Out
for Him at Last, Says
Old Ring Champ.
BY the Assocfated press

BY the Associated Press.
7 OS ANGELES, Dec. Norman
Selby, the Kid Mccoy Of fsti-
ana, was back in town TODAY.
- carrying the weight Of ga years
on stout shoulders and looking the
picture Of a happy bridegroom.
I've got everything Strengthened
out at last" he said.
With him was dark-haired Mrs
Mccoy No. 8, whom he married Au-
gust 2 at Rushville, Ind.
1t was 13 years ago he left to serve
manslaughter term for the fatal
shooting Of Mrs. Theresa Mors. a
divorce he was engaged to marry
But he is free, now.
Listen, boys" the onetime middle
weight champion Of the world said
this is what I've learned in "a years.
The easy dough is hardest to hang
onto :. The bright lights go out the
darkest.
On Wagon 13 Years.
] IQuoR and Kid Mccoy don't mix
-. haven't taken a drink in
13 years, and I don't expect ever to
again.
I'm not knocking anything, and
I'm not preaching. I'm the same old
Kid. Just learned few things, that's
ALL"
The oldtime fighter was paroled to
Henry Ford in July. 1882, and has
been employed since by the Ford Co.
In Detroit. He took a three-month
leave OF absence, he said, to drive
West.
THE future? I'm not sure. Seems
to me this would be a good place for a
health institute, and I know how to
run one"
I'm writer. now, you know. Got
book coming out this month. It's
mainly about me and my fights. I
fought 200 and lost two Of 'em. Just
call it The Mccoy
I don't want to think about any,
thing but the future. It's going to be
a swell future. I've got a beautiful
wife. friends, everything a man could
ask for"
Evening star., 1937-12-01
SCOTT TO FIGHT DUNNE
Cowboy and Irishman Remat tched
for Scrap Next Monday.

COWBOY Howard Scott, whose man.
ager Cancelled his bout with Irish Eddie
Dunne here a few weeks ago, today
mad been signed again to meet Dunno
IN an eight-round feature at Turner's
Arena next Monday night.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn an
nounced that the winner probably
would be pitted against Eddie Alex
the New York sensation who recently
beat Pete Galiano for his thirty-third
straight victory.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
NUMER0USL LOOPS
TO ROLL IN BODY
Jimmy Burns Blows Chance
to Collect High Game
Prize in PreIim.

JIMMY BURNS, who every so
often bobs up with some spec
tacular bowling score, had rea-
- son today to give The Star
Yuletide tournament more than pass
Rg thought.
The ---son record game of l72
rolled in the Columbia Heights
League game at Arcadia last night
might have won me five spot for
high game in the preliminaries," said
the Hessick Coal team roller. Col
lecting 395 for his set, Jimmy also
would have been an easy qualifier
for the finals with two more ordinary
games. incidentally, the Hessicks
swamped Ford Electric with second
high team counts of the season.
659-1,889.
But Jimmy vowed he'd be back next
week with fat tournament score
when the entire Columbia Heights
League will roll in body.
"1t's surprising how many leagues
are going to enter The Star tourna-
ment 100 per cent" said Perce Elicit,
president of the Washington City
Duckpin Association, today. Its be-
ginning to look as though the bowl
ers are fully realizing the fact that
The Star is playing Santa Claus in
. big way" he commented.
Scorer Aubrey Abbott and his aide,
Eddie Mullican. have high hopes of
getting every roller in the A. g. P.
League to enter next Monday at
Lucky Strike.
Nellie Mccormick. a guiding spirit
Of the Ladies Catholic League. prom
ises q substantial entry from her cir
cult. At meeting of the captains
she will attempt to line up the entire
loon
Evening star., 1937-12-01
FOUND.

DOGS-Large brown and black mixed DO
lice dog. vicinity c ST. s.w. Black and
white mixed collie. male. in Takoma Park
Call Atlantic 7142, 10 to 4, z to 8.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Gulli Holds Swift Pace.


7 ORRAINE GULLI, who defends hel
Meyer Davis Sweepstakes title al
Lucky Strike Saturday night, fol-
lowed up her world record 15-game
score Of 1856, rolled at the Lucky
Strike Sunday, with a season sci
record of 1853 for the Washington
Ladies League at Arcadia last night
Her 139 also was tops. But despite
her heavy clouting and her El Gees
top team counts of 565-1,551 the
Senators set them back in the ode
game. Shamrocks. A. T. MS, Co.
lonias and Wee Bees took 2-1 de-
cisions from Columbians, Cardinals
Mohicans and Woodpeckers, respec.
tiyely,
Evening star., 1937-12-01
SALESMAN.


We have an opening for an
experienced washing ma
chine floor salesman; no can
vaSSing; substantial earn
ings possible for man Sc
lected. Apply Employment
Office, 4th floor.
Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
THE HECHT CO. desires the
services of 2 washing ma
chine statesmen; experienced
preferred, but not necessary;
liberal commissions for great
pre-Christmas campaign. See
Mr.. Cooper, Electrical Arcade,
after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
FOUND

Animals and articles of palue
that hare been found may be ad-
uertised in The Star without charge
IL no re:D1rd is expected.
Zach advertisement Uul be linn
tied to four lines The name and
address OF advertiser uiH be re-
CURED
Evening star., 1937-12-01

A three-way tie for first place ex-
listed In the Ladies' Chamber of Com
merce League today, with Regina
Jones and her Umbrettes teammates
Evening star., 1937-12-01

ENGLISH SETTER, male; white, black
eyes and ears, wearing collar and tag No.
1941; named "Mufln'; lost Friday. vicin-
North 753S-W
Evening star., 1937-12-01
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Evening star., 1937-12-01

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Evening star., 1937-12-01

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Evening star., 1937-12-01
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Evening star., 1937-12-01

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Butterscotch Pie
"a to 6 ServingS)

"Well-" He turned rhe ignition
key and started the motor again.
Il might as well go and ask the
police"
Sybil laid a restraining hand on
his arm. "No. wait, Bob. I'll tell
you. The police have found out
that - that Joan's father was a
murd-that he killed Il man.
What"
That's what they say, Bob. 1t
happened in San Francisco"
~ don't believe it,"
ale was hanged at San Qucn-
tin -
What of it? Many an inno-
cent man has been hanged. Why,
that girls father never killed a
man any more than did! Moth
ing could make me believe it."
Naturally not
"How did they find that out so
quickly?"
Sybil did not tell him the part
she had played in the discovery.
She must prevent his knowing
that, in some way. She would
ask Inspector Kennedy
Tm sure | don't know, Bob, y
she said brazcnly. 81 suppose the
police have ways of finding
out"
"Well, they made a mistake in
this case"
He headed out into the road
again. His knuckleS were still
white as he held the wheel, and
there were tiny beads of perspir-
alton on his upper lip. He drove
with a mad intensity, only one
thought dominating him. He must
find Joan and calm her fears.
Then he would clear away these
suspicious concerning her.
God! What thing to have hap
pen-juSt one day before they
had planned to DC married.
(To be continued
The Philippines may break the
1896 record gold output this year.
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The Philippines may break the
1886 record gold output this year.
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family attended the dedication OF
the Ruthcrfordton Methodist
church Sunday morning in Ruth
crfordton.
Mrs. John Lindsey, daughters
and mother, Mrs. Martha Morgan,
visited MIR. end Ms. Eddie lee
Gordon in SalUda Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valley Scarcy a"d
family Of Whitney, s. G., were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Vaughn and Mr.. and Mrs. Robcrt
Erwin Sunday. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Morgan ara
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nca!
Bass Sunday in Belmont.
Mrs. Eta IIuggins was given u
miscellaneous shower by a num-
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little at a time. Allow each ad.
dition of milk TO thicken before
adding more. Stir constantly.
Boil a minute until smooth. Add
brown sugar and stir until it boilS,
smoothing out all Jumps. Boil
minutes, stirring constantly. Add
egg yolkS one at a time, stirring
each one in thoroughly. Cook
and thicken slightly. Remove
from stove and cool. Add vanilla
and pour into baked she'll.
Beat egg whites until stiff. Add
| tablespoon of sugar at a time,
beating after each addition until
egg whites stand in peaks. Place
whites on pie to cover surface
and touch crust around the edge
This prevents the meringue from
shrinking when it comes from the
oven. Bake in moderate oven
until meringue is slightly brown.
ed. about Is minutes.
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AFRAID r.! u: }. 10 e, 6uc
= 81 SERVICE W.

! all alone in the house with thai
money"
Bob started. "Thc money! PC
completely forgotten it. Whoever
did this" He broke off abrupv
ly.
That's what the police be
lieve," Sybil agreed. Someone
who knew about the money
But that's impossible, Sybil,
ne protested. Nobody knew about
! it except Joan and by the way
how is Joan?"
Sybil sighed. This was no. the
moment to tell him-not yet. She
must lead up to it slowly, with in
finite patience. Above all, nc
must believe that he wrung the
vTuth from her. against hcr will,
II haven't seen her this morn
ing" she replied. cvasiv"ly.
1.-THE poor %ml." he exclaimed,
81 know she's as broken up about
this as you are
Sybil broke into fresh, vlo-
lent sobs. Bob corrected himself
quickly.
Forgive me. Sybil,' he plead
ed. Il didn't mean to put it that
way. He was your uncle. He
meant everything 30 you. | know.
But Joan and both loved him
so dearly"
Sybil'S sobs persisted.
Bob waited few moments in
awkward silence until she COM
posed herself.
"Who did it," he demanded
then. Haven't the police any
idea?"
Sybil did not answer imme-
diately.
Tell me. Sybil," he insisted.
who did it? My God. | could tear
the fellow apart with my bare
hands"
His voice shook and h c
knucklcs of his hand as he grip
ned the wheel showed white. He
looked at her impatiently won-
dering why she did not answer.
Sybil dropped her eyes before
him. o
what is the matter, Sybil?
Why can't You tell me"
She took long deep breath,
then, strengthening and tuning
toward him, she laid her hand
over his.
Rob. my dear. I'd sooner cut
out my tongue than tell you--
what are you driving att He
frowned as he tried to read her
thoughts.
Sybil looked up into his eyes
with a plea for understanding; =,
81 came out to meet you, Bob, ~
she said tenderly. thinking that
| might break the news to you.
The police are at the house; they
know everything. But | did not
want you to hear it from them
=" "HIear what, Sybil? Hear who
murdered John Hendry? | would
not care if my own brother did 1t
I'd want TO kill him for it. who
did it,"
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81 MARION WHITE
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
JOAN BARRETT, heroine, sec
rotary to John Hendry.
JOHN HENDRY, mining invest
ment head.
BOB ANDREWS, Hendry's ju-
Nor partner an dJoan's fiance.
SYBIL HENDRY, soeialite, John
Hendry's niece and Joan's rival in
love.
PHILIP HENDEY, SYPHILIS bro
Their.
DOROTHY STARKE, Joan's
girlhood friend.
CHARLIE NORTON, California
mining promoter.
Yesterday: Police are called in
on the Hendry murder aud Joan
flees, Grally seeluding herself IL
a dingy rooming house in New
York.
CHAPTER XXVI
Before noon on Friday, Sybil
drove out to the airport to meet
Bob. She had wired him only OF
the sudden death OF her uncle,
sparing the details, and begging
him TO return at once. I'm reply,
he promised to take cIe INST
available plane.
SYPHILIS eyes were red with
weeping as she greeted him.
What happened, Sybil?" Bob
asked her i'm horror stricken
tones. He was so perfectly well
when | left"
She shook her head Sorrowful-
ly. "Pll explain in the car 9.
Do you mind driving. Bob? I'm
so terribly upset
"Of course"
He helped her gently into the
car. tucked the robe about her
feet. As he walked around and
got into the seat beside her. she
wiped away the last traces Of her
tears.
1T was 4 heart attack. ! sup
poSe?" he asked. once they were
under way"
"No. Nothing like that Oh,
Bob. my dear Her tears burst
forth afrcsh. and her voice WAS
slightly historical. How can |
ever tell you?"
Tell me what. Sybil?" His tone
was anxious. "What did happen
TO him." .,
Uncle John-waS--murdered.
Murdered, My God. Sy5il. you
can't mean it"
He pulled over to the side Of
the road and stopped the car, too
shocked. for the moment, to drive
farther.
You don't mean it, Sybil" ne
protested, searching her face for
Il denial.
Its true. Bob. ! can't believe
it myself. But there's no doubt
"Who did IL? When did it hap
pen? Where"
Briefly she explained how she
had come to find the body.
81 couldn't sleep, Bob she cm-
phasized, thinking Of Uncle John
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TUXEDO NOTES

TUXEDO, May 20.-Mr. "nt
Mrs. J. b. Hill visited friends il
Famottsvilc, Tenn, Friday ant
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Lewis anC
Grady of Brcvard we're the week
end guests of Mcasrs. Willard ant
Carson Lewis.
Rev. George Greer has been a.
tending the Southern Baptist con
vcntion in New Orleans.
Mrs. Dean Ward Of Tcllicc
Plains. Tenn, visited her mother
Mrs Eta Higgins, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Melton anc
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Modern Menus
BY MI :. GaynOr Maddox

y In
GUNNER appetites vary. But
y the standard of the family deS-
sert must not follow suit. Some
times a light fruit dessert is just
what the willing heart desires, al
other times the summer appetite
longs for Sturdier sweets.
Honeydew Pudding
q to 6 servings)
One-third cup honey. IA tea
spoon salt. ID cups strained
LIQUID from stewed rhubarb (half
water, half pure juice), l.3 cup
quick-cooking tapioca, l IL cups
honeydew melon balls, orange,
| teaspoon lemon juice.
Mix honey, salt and rhubarb
LIQUID together. Add tapioca and
cook in double boiler until trans
parent. Remove from fire and
cool p little. Add honeydew balls
and orange cut in small pieces.
Add lemon juice and a little
grated lemon rind. Chill.
Butterscotch Pie
a to 6 servingS)
One and one-half cups milk, 3
tablespoons -four, 3 tablespoons
butter, cup light brown sugar
firmly packed, 2 eggs, 6 table
spoons sugar, teaspoon vanilla,
baked 9-inch pie shell.
Use light saucepan. Place but
ter and flour together and blend
over very low fire until smooth
and bubbling. Add cold milk a