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Evening star., 1937-11-05

Up in the Northwest men talk about
gun battles as if they led to enduring
honors in military way, which are re-
corded in world annals. It takes an ex-
pert these days to tell the difference be-
tween fight, a scrimmage and a mere
scrap The world is in a restless mood
and it is mistake to allow the impress
sion Of personal valor to develop indis-
criminately.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
A Rhyme at Twilight
By
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton. "
Denial

Denial
II could take your hand in mine tonight
And lay my tired head upon your
breast,
The while you sang to me in soft
twilight, F 80 -s.'
Then I could rest.
II I could hold you In close caress
Tell you Of these sharp pangs that
never cease
And have the solace Of your tenderness,
I would know peace. ~
This is denied me. Yet I still can dream
OF your dear face with all its vivid
charms, s
And in the dusk We loved, dear heart.
I seem n e,-A
70 feel your arms.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

Mayor La Guardia has a lot to say
and his election offers him the compli-
mentary privilege of extending his re-
marks. Photographers have helped him
but little. A man engaged in active
oratory looks more like the subject of
a throat clinic than an impassioned
speaker, but the ability to speak the
convincing word may count for more
than cratorical finesse.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

New York City has had IN election
and its meaning will not be clear until
various candidates analyze what has
happened to Tammany and even this
question may start the argument all over
again.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

When Mr.. Farley gets into real COM
petition as an automobile salesman it
will be one of those jokes of which the
present is capable, if Mr.. Henry Ford
decides to hand him a medal as a top
salary man.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

There are always horse races in Mary
land. Politicians will fool with them
and gentlemen who try to recoup will
at least turn to private funds and ignore
the public treasury. In this way only
can reliable system of bookkeeping
be preserved.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

Railroads are running regularly and
securely, but it may take some time and
expert supervision to put aviation on
. similar basis of security.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

Japan and China will confer a favor
if they will hold fighting to the Far
East and not permit it to slip over into
the Mediterranean.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

The Evening Star Newspaper Company
Main ONCE: l1th St. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New York once: ITO East 42nd st.
Ehicago once: 435 North Michigan Ave.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

Its wrong to bet on hoss race" said
Uncle Eben. Even If de police don't say
nufin', dem samblin' machines collects
de fines"
Evening star., 1937-11-05
His Theory.

His Theory.
"why is it you never admit that you
have been wrong?"
Because" answered Senator Sorghum,
"in politics, as in anything else, there is
no use Of making bad matter worse"
Jud Iunkins says a woman used to
be the one to have the last word, but
now it's the tra1ic cop.
Between Times.
Midway 'twixt seasons now we pause,
And all rejoice with proper cause;
IT'S still too soon to shovel snow
And there are no more lawns to NOV.
Proud.
80 you enjoy seeing your boy play
football"
Il should say do," answered Farmer
Corntossel. 'It makes me right proud
to see him out there an realize that he
is the young fellow was once able to
whip"
"He who knows much" said Hi Ho, the
sage Of Chinatown, "is not wise unless
he knows when to tell but little"
The Excepted Ego.
My uplift sense is ever warm,
When friends I see.
Most everybody needs reform
Excepting me.
"It's wrong to bet on hoss race" said
Uncle Eben. Even If de police don't say
nufhn,, dem gamblin' machines collects
Evening star., 1937-11-05
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Evening star., 1937-11-05

@. What are industrial fruits2-E. L.
A. They are those products OF the soil
which are sown and planted and upon
reaching maturity are garnered or har-
vested, such as grain, vegetables and
other crops. They are distinct from the
natural fruits, such as trees, grass, etc.,
and are considered as personal and not
real property.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
The Excepted Ego.

My uplift sense is ever warm,
When friends I see.
Most everybody needs reform
Excepting me.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

@. What is the origin of the word,
chowder?-E. l..
A. The name seems to have originated
among the Bretons whose expression,
faire la chaudiere, refers to Q savory
composition made up of ingredients con-
tributed by the neighboring fishermen, in
which all share.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Between Times.
Proud.

"He who knows much" said Hi Ho, the
sage Of Chinatown, "is not wise unless
he knows when to tell but little"
Evening star., 1937-11-05

X X
The recent election In New York
brought to the fore another man who
may go far in politics, Thomas E. Dewey.
the racket buster. Many Republicans
who do not care particularly for La
Guardia would jump at the chance of
supporting Dewey for Governor and for
an even higher Job, II he makes good.
Dewey will be watched very carefully
from now on.
The Republicans of Missouri recently
held q Statewide convention and
adopted q Statement of principles"
That is what 1t is proposed the Repub-
licans do on national scale, at ma
tional convention to be held next year.
The Republican National Committee is
passing upon the matter at a meeting
In Chicago. The statement of princi-
pies adopted by the Missouri Repub-
hcans is sound enough from the Re-
publican point Of view, but it does not
reveal anything particularly new.
, In that section Of the Missouri state
ment dealing with industry and labor,
the Republicans stepped out q bit. They
declared they believed in the principle
OF collective bargaining. But as corol-
larry the Republicans demanded that the
same responsibility be placed on labor
unions as is now placed on the employer
and on corporations. They proposed
that 1t be made unlawful for employers
to indulge in industrial espionage. AS
an Offset, they proposed that it be made
unlawful for any person to interfere
with or to intimidate another "in the
exercise of his constitutional right to
work or to become, or refrain from be-
coming, q member Of labor Union"
They proposed, too, that labor unions be
prohibited from making q contribution
to any political candidate or party.
How would Mayor La Guardia look on
such declaration Of principles?
Evening star., 1937-11-05
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Evening star., 1937-11-05

@. When did Charlie Chaplain first
attain recognition as comedian2-W. r.
A. In 1910 he made his first success in
England as leading comedian In "A
Night in an English Music Hail." with
the Fred Karmo Company.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

@. Of what material is Balmoral Castle
built?-W H.
A. 1t is constructed of white granite
Evening star., 1937-11-05

Jud Tunkins says woman used to
be the one to have the last word, but
now it's the trafic COP.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
should keep out Of competition
for a whilA

But there's a driving spirit ami.
mating Bobby-for himself and his
teammates on the Roosevelt High
School golf team.
Frank Emmett, director OF inter-
scholastic golf, has promised Bobby
that If his team wins the team tourney
today the entire group will 60 to
Greenwich, Conn, late this month to
play tor the Eastern interscholastic
title, and Bob is out there today with
his teammates playing for the school.
He'll probably win the District inter-
scholastic tourney, but that's a small
matter alongside Of the trip to Green
wich.
Seventy-flve of the boys we're to
play an l8-hole qualifying round at
Manor today, and will start their
ratch-play rounds at Indian Spring
tomorrow. The semi-flnal and final
rounds will be held at Congressional
Sunday.
PA1RINGS for the sectional qualifl.
cation rounds next Tuesday at
Chevy Chase for the national open
championship will be made public
tomorrow. The District Golf Asso.
citation has ruled that a ball out OF
bounds during the tourney will entail
a penalty of stroke and distance and
has recommended that the ball may
be wiped on the putting green.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
MORE TRIALS DUE
FOR AUTO CLASSIC
Starting List Now Includes
80 Drivers, but Slower
May Be 0usted.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 28-The
fight isn't over for places in the
starting lineup OF the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway's 50O-mlle
race Monday.
theoretically, only one untitled
position in the field of 80 allowed to
start the race each year remained.
Four drivers qualified their roaring
speedsters yesterday to bring the lsy
of eligibles up to 32
But under Speedway rules it will be
the 80 fastest cars which tear into
the first curve after the pacemaking
lap Monday. Thus, it seems, several
OF the drivers who qualified at speed
averages less than 1T miles an hour
for the 25-mile test spins are doomed
to stay on the sidelines when the
starting bomb explodes.
SPEEDWAY officials announced
qualifying trials would be held
both this afternoon for six hours and
Saturday afternoon for three hours.
Drivers with faster cars will have a
chance during those two periods to
shove such drivers as Joel Thorne,
Deacon Litz, Louis Tomei, Ronney
Householder and Floyd Roberts, all
with averages less than III miles an
hour, out of the race.
Qualifying yesterday were Babe
stapp OF Dallas, Tex. with an average
OF 117.226; Ken Fowlers, Paterson,
N. j., 117.421; George Bailey, Detroit,
1174e7, and Russell Snowberger, Will
mington, Del, 117354.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
Mrs. Stokes Wins Star Gun.

Mrs. Stokes Wins Star Cup.
THE girls are making q collection Of
major golf trophies at Indian
Spring, and soon they'll be needing a
special trophy case to care for the
big mugs won by Mrs Walter r..
Stokes and Mrs. Betty P. Meckley.
Mrs. Meckley brought the Maryland
and District championships to the
club last year and this year Mrs.
Stokes, Washington's newest feminine
golf sensation, Is making a collection
Of tournament trophies. She's already
won two Of them, and as yet she's q
freshman In the game, hardly on the
threshold OF her winning career
CHE took the 2l-year-old Evening
Star Trophy today and stuck it up
with the Keefer Cup, both the result Of
capable scoring and plenty OF courage
in two of the major Journeys Of the
year for the skirted brigade. Mrs.
Stokes led In the chase for the net
and gross prizes in The Star Cup tour
ney closing round at Indian Spring
yesterday, just as she'd done in the
Keefer Cup affair at Chevy Chase two
weeks ago.
II she keeps on winning
they've either got to slash her
handicap or get some better
golfers who can lick her. But
who? That's the question.
Any girl who leads both in gross
and net in two big tournaments isn't
going to be stopped by merely cutting
her handicap.
She scored 83-7-76 over the flrst
day Of The Star tourney to finish a
shot behind Mrs. Hope Wilkinson with
one round to 90, and then she turned
on the heat. She played the first
nine OF that tough Indian Spring
course IN 81 whacks, two above mems
par. and then came natural let-dovn.
<HE came home in Al for an "a, but
by that time she had the tourna-
ment won. Her scores for the 36-hole
affair were 83-84 (handicap 10 153.
Her gross was l67, which led by seven
shots. Mrs. L. G. Pray OF Manor took
the gross prize, also presented by The
Evening star., 1937-05-28
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

Tossing away at least six chances
to score, Washington was beaten
IN a l4-inning game at Detroit,
80. Doc Ayers pitched the last
eight innings and held the Tigers
scoreless until they pushed over tho
winning run.
1t has been q long time since
there was such rivalry between two
local high school runners as now
exists between Latta OF Central
and Sheehan of Tech. They have
not yet me this season, but Latta
won a race last year when Sheehan
was considered the faster man.
1t has just come to light that
Tech Highs track team ran in the
1nterhigh meet last week without
the aid Of a coach. The afore-
mentioned Sheehan, captain OF the
squad, tutored the men who ran
with him, and their accomplish.
ments speak well for his ability.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
Braddock Schmeling Posters Making Goat Fodder
Sam Would Get $75OOO of Million. Dollar Chicago Cat

scarsella big spaghetti party and
dance June 20.
Experts back from Pittsburgh
say Wild Bill" Mehlhorn will have
to ditch that l0-gallon hat before
he can qualify for the $500 prize a
golflng magazine Is offering for the
years best dressed golfer so
far Johnny Farrell is leading by
couple OF sweaters AL WE'LL,
crafty manager Of Lou Ambers. is
cracking q mean whip over the
lightweight situation these days -.
Ambers doesn't have to defend his
lightweight crown until October,
but Al Is willing to give Pedro
MontaneZ q shot at the title in
Evening star., 1937-05-28
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, May 28.-The goats
out on Long Island are getting fat
eating Notwithstanding fight
posters off the walls of the Garden
Bowl Al Schacht, base balls
clown prince, has been made a
member Of the International Asso-
citation Of Police Chiefs H'ya,
chief -. That ballyhoo from the
Coast that Jimmy Johnston few
Arthur Donovan, crack New York
referee to Los Angeles and tried to
force him in as referee Of tonight's
Bob Pastor-Bob Nestell fight is all
wet. >. Donovan was at the Hippo.
Evening star., 1937-05-28

from Washington-on the cuff-to San
Francisco and back, OF course, Leof-
fler will pay their expenses after they
get to Frisco, but that won't be much.
So there will be four qualiflers locally
in the coming sectional trials for the
national public links title tourney, after
all.
They'll fly out and back as
the guests Of American Airlines,
which goes even Papa Leoffler \
shot or two better in aiding his
beloved public links lads.
The sectional rounds will be played
over the 72-hole medal play route at
East Potomac Park early in July, and
don't play Claude Rippy short. The
Evening star., 1937-05-28
Sports Program
For Fans
TODAY.

DA0C Dali.
Washington at Boston, 2.
Roosevelt vs.. Westinghouse
High. Ballston, Va. $50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase vs.. Mont.
gomery-Blair, Silver Spring, Nd,
$3.50.
Tennis.
Finals. City of Washington wom-
ems tournament, Edgemoor courts.
Track.
Georgetown in intercollegiate
championships, New York.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Washington at Boston, 2.
Lacrosse.
Maryland VS.. Penn State, Byrd
Stadium, College Park, Nd. 3.
Maryland Frosh VS.. Penn State
Froeh. Byrd Stadium, College Park,
Md, !.
Tennis.
City Of Washington mems
tournament, Edgemoor and Rock
Creek courts, 2.
Track.
Georgetown In intercollegiate
championships, New York.
Evening star., 1937-05-28

July if Pedro will swear to return
the favor in September, If he wins.
Virgil Davis and Ernie Lombardi,
Cincinnati catchers. have to wear
especially made shin guards
They are so big they can't begin to
get into the regular equipment
Here's one for the book: Four big
league teams-Athletics, Philies,
Reds and Nationals-will appear
on a charity base ball program at
Charleston, w. Va. June IA
After the AS meet the Reds and
the Phils take on the Nationals,
Charleston and Portsmouth Of the
Middle Atlantic League will trot
out under the arcs for q nightcap.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
MANY MARKS MATCHED

American Leaguers Specialize at
Record-Tying in 1885.
Many American League records
were tied last season.
Campbell, Cleveland, got six hits in
six times at bat. Radcliff, Chicago,
got to bat seven times in nine innings.
Three men each scored five runs
in one game
Chapman, Yanks drew five bases
on balls in one game. Di Maggie
Yanks, drove in five runs in one
inning.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
Schacht Now Fire Chief-Uncle Sam
drome fights Wednesday night.

Nobody blames Bump Hadley for
the accident to Mickey Cochrane,
but Old Bump is broken hearted
Just the same Philadelphia
may put in bid for the Barney
Ross-Ceferino Garcia title fight ..
Ross is a prime favorite in Quaker
town and the bout might do $6O,000
-. More than it would draw any,
where else What kills Mike
Jacobs heart Is that should Brad
dock and Louis draw a million
dollar gate in Chicago Uncle Sam
will take s375,000 Of it for taxes
-. Italian fans are getting ready
to blow Ernie Lombardi and Les
Evening star., 1937-05-28
HOYAS WILL PLAY
FOR LINKS CROWN
Entire Team to Shoot in In
terco||egiate Event at
Oakmont,
IL the Georgetown varsity rolf

4 IL the Georgetown varsity golf
~ players who won the Southern
~ half championship Of the East
4 a ern Intercollegiate League and
were beaten by Yale In the final round
for the Eastern title. will play in the
coming intercollegiate championship
at Oakmont, near Pittsburgh, late in
June.
With Billy Dettweiler, Congressional
youngster and No. l on the Hoya
team, as the spearhead Of the attack
on the rah-rah title, the Hilltop lads
have good chance to get places in
the joust for the college title. Their
record In college matches shows
them to be as good a crowd Of club
swingers as any lads playing college
golf.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
AUSTIN STOPS PETRA.

PARIS, May % LP).-H. w. Bunny
Austin OF Great Britain won his
quarter-final round match in the
French hard court tennis champion
ships, outclassing Yvon Petra Of
France, 81. 6-2, 81.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
CAVADINE G. U. CAPTAIN
Succeeds Bodine, Honorary Head
of Nine This Year

Johnny Cavadine, crack infielder,
has been named captain of the 1898
Georgetown base ball team. succeeding
Ed Bodine, who was named honorary
captain OF this years undefeated club
at meeting Of the team yesterday.
GeorgetoWn's team will be honored
at a dinner June at the Raleigh
Hotel, when each member will receive
gold ball in recognition of his
proWess this season
Evening star., 1937-05-28
w WASHINGTON is going to
M have a four-nnAn team to
" " play in the Harding Gun


M have a four man team to
v v play In the Harding Cup
tournament, which Is part
Of the national public links cham
pionship, after ALL For months 1t
has seemed that the National Capital,
home spot for good golfers, wouldn't
be represented by more than two play
ers. on account of the heavy expense
involved In paying the transportation
expenses Of four men to San Fran
cisco, the scene of ne tournament,
and return. S. S. Leoffler, Santa
Claus of public links golf was willing
to 90 down into his capacious jeans
and come up with expenses for two,
but to send four men to Frisco would
be little more than even the generous
Leohler could afford. So the public
links boys were resigned to having only
two men go to California to play in
the tourney which Claude Rippy al
most won last year.
To Fly to Frisco.
THEN along came a new Santa
Claus, in the shape and guise of an
airplane. and a bonafde offer from
American Airlines to take four men
Evening star., 1937-05-28
PLAN DIXIE TITLE TILT.

Southern Sports Writers Asso-
clation has dispatched a QUESTIONABLE
to athletic directors and coaches, ask
ing their opinion on the Inauguration
OF an annual foot ball game between
the Southern and Southeastern Con-
Terence champions.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
MAT CHAMP is HERO
Japan Makes National Idol O

Japan Makes National Idol Of
Wrestling Leader.
TOKYO R.-When a japanese
boy OF IL puts on third chin and
bulges out Of his kimono he isn't
taken to doctor to have his thyroid
secretions examined. He's given
another bowl Of rice and trained to
be a wrestler.
Despite changing styles in feminine
heart flutters toward imitators of
Gary Cooper and Clark Gable, the boy
tipping the scales at $50 pounds still
can be the idol Of Nipponese woman
hood-if he Is champion wrestler.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
ALICE MARBLE WINNER,

LONDON, May % P).-Alice
Marble, American titleholder defeated
Sheila Chuter of Great Britain, Ga,
60, in the. fourth round of the
Middlesex tennis championships at
ChiSWick
Evening star., 1937-05-28
VOLS DATE DEACONS

0due 0ePIeMUer 20 "opens Tennes-
sees Grid Season.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. lP.-Tennes-
sees foot ball team will open the 1887
season against Wake Forest in Knox
vile September 25.
The schedule
September 25. Wake Forest; Octo-
ber 2. V. P. l.; 8, Duke at Durham:
1e, Alabama; %, Sewanee; 80, Geor-
gia.
November 6, Auburn at Birminp.
ham; l3, Vanderbilt; Is, Kentucky At
Lexington.
December 4, Ole Miss at Memphis.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
Jim Lee Is Back,

THEY are good enough, but the rules
OF the tourney say that only those
eligible for varsity competition prior
to the June examinations can play
in the championship, which bars
Burke and Shea. Nevertheless, the
Hoyas have done fairly well in college
golf so far and their record shows
them strong enough individually and
as team to make strong bid for
the championship.
The kids are good-no doubt Of
that-and to make them stronger
Jim Lee, their captain, who was forced
out of the college matches earlier in
the year by injuries received in an
auto accident, will be on the firing
line at Oakmont. Jim has been prac-
ticing for two weeks and his game
has been getting stronger. George
town also will enter a four man team
in the team championship tourney.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
RYDER TEAM GAINS
EUROPE'S BEST PRO
New Stars Are Developed in
Britain, but Hagen Ex-
poets U. S. to Win.
BY WALTER HAGEN.


~ APE TOWN, South Africa, May
28.-Check-ups during my
present tour verify one the
~ ory: Great Britain pins its
hopes on Henry Thomas Cotton in the
Ryder Cup match with the United
States at Southport, England, June
20. AS American captain in this pro
classic figure they're right. Cotton
is Europe's best golfer
His Job in Belgium prevented him
from representing his country re-
Gently, but he had no sooner returned
to take a post at Ashbridge last year
than Britons began counting points.
Why not? In 1929 he won Ryder
singles match from Al Watrous, pro
at Oakland Hills, Detroit, scene of
this years United States open.
He's unique in pro golf.
He was the public school boy (and
believe me they're anything but pub
lic) who turned pro in 1924.
Makes His Boasts Good.
THAT was startling enough, but he
announced he'd win the British
open. Five years later he did it. He
said he'd make golf pay him better
than any pro in Europe And it does.
Besides dominating the continent
while at Waterloo Club, Brussels,
Henry came back to England and
Scotland enough to keep his name up
there.
Only recently he was second in the
Daily Mail $4,000 open, with
71-72-72-72. He goes that we'll all
the time and is Europe's Harry
Cooper.
Not all the British pros are Cottons.
fortunately. but. with Cotton they'll
have their best Ryder squad yet
You see. matches are two years
apart, allowing time for new men to
develop and older ones to improve
The British have always beaten us
in England, just as We have always
to be the first visiting team to win.
Our narrow setback in 1933-we
we're one putt from breaking even
shows how close we've come without
winning in England, even though our
home margins were wider than theirs.
Three New British Stars.
THE British have three crack new
men-Sam King. James Adams
and D. ]. Rees
In fact, their whole standard Of
play is up. due to bigger tournament
purses and constant competition-the
very factors that made our, players
great-and still do
King won the Daily Mail, top Eng
nsh purse: Rees is their match play
champion, and Adams came clos, to
the open last Summer.
Max Faulkner is another new men,
ece, hear.
Men like these seem ready to crowd
out the veterans. But All Padgham.
the sensation Of 1895. when he won
four money events hand running, is
on his game again.
And I'm not ignoring Archie Comp
ton, W. H. Davies, Sgd Easterbrock,
j. J. Busson, W. j. Cox and Percy
Alliss.
I'll never eorget an English head
hne after Allis had his 60 in the
British open. 1t read:
"Alliss in Wonderland"
hope they're not all wonders June
2e, because We figure subpar golf will
bring the cup home for the first time.
fCopyr1ght 1877
Evening star., 1937-05-28
DEMOCRATS ARE HOSTS.

The Young Democrats Club Of
Southern Maryland base ball team
will play host to the Trojan A. C. Sun.
day at Shady Oak, Md, at 3 o'clock.