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Evening star., 1937-07-26

l.. Leiber, Maj Leiber having been
transferred to Fort Leavenworth
Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Dwyer Of Lorton,
Va, have as their house guests Mr.
Dryers mother, Mrs. Henry Dwyer
Of Utica, N. Y, and Mrs Dwyer'
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Heath of Miami, Fla.
Miss Lois Christian of the English
department in the Pacific Union COL
lege in ST Helena, Calf, is spending
the Summer with her father, the Rev.
Lewis H. Christian, in Takoma Park.
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Bruegge-
man of Capitol View, Md, are spend
ing six weeks at Yellowstone National
Park
Miss Marjorie Stoner and Miss
Ieola Stoner of Takoma Park left
Thursday to 90 to Attica, Ind. where
they will visit their parents, Mr.. and
MI .. 1Ldy oIOlleI.
Mrs. Blanche Sinclair was the guest
OF honor Tuesday at surprise BIRTH
day and bridge party given by Mrs.
w. o. Marks at her new home on
Flower avenue in Silver Spring, Md.
Among the guests we're Miss Edna
Murphy, Misses Mable, Nettie, Beulah
and Amy Phoebus; Mrs. Josephine
Cooper and Mrs. William Wneatley.
This group, which forms a bridge
club, also gave card party and din
ner at the Olney Inn Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Sanders,
with their children, Peggy and George,
have gone to Scientists Cliff, on
Chesapeake Bay. where they have
taken cottage for the week.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders entertained at bridge and
buffet supper at their home in Lyon
Park in honor of Mrs. r. R. Farrar,
who is leaving this week for a visit
with relatives at her old home, near
st. Paul, MINI. Mrs Farrar will be
joined in the early Autumn by Mr..
Farrar, who is now on a business trip
dong dairy research work for the
United States Department Of Aeri-
culture,
Evening star., 1937-07-26
Miss Helen kiefer
Honored Yesterday

Miss Helen Kiefer. whose marriage
to Mr.. Edwin Steidel will take place
Monday, August 2, was the honor guest
at a tea given yesterday afternoon
at 5 o'clock by Miss Flora Mitchell at
the home of her brother-in law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bassett
Price. Assisting Miss Mitchell wers
Mrs. Price and Mrs. Francis Cook Al.
lein Of Memphis. Tenn.
Evening star., 1937-07-26
Miss MOulden Wed
To MIR. Burton Kirbv

DR.. and Mrs. William R. Moulden
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Josephine Stewart. to MIR. Burton
r. Kirby Saturday in Washington.
Evening star., 1937-07-26

becoming f1owered print crepe, with
blue and red predominating.
Evening star., 1937-07-11

sible epidemics from diseased. MI
grant hordes.
Los Angeles County Supervisor
Gordon McDonough said Califor-
MIA relief conference would be held
here the week of July 10 with Gov.
Merriam. 1t will consider reports
this county is dangerously overbur-
dened and at least 10000 persons,
mostly families from the dust-ridden
areas of the Southwest, are In des-
perate straits in San Joaquin VAL
ley-many starving and dying Of dis
ease.
McDonough made public memo
randum yesterday showing 1885 per
cert of this county's estimated popu-
lation of 2,366,90 is on relief.
The situation in San Joaquin VAL
ley is Shocking" said Harold H.
Robertson, field secretary OF the Cos
pei Army, national social and relief
body.
He told Of homeless, jobless fami-
Evening star., 1937-07-11

lies from Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas
and Kansas and their ragged, hungry
children living In "unbelievably'
squalid conditions. They are beset
by tuberculosis, typhoid, pneumonia
and various social diseases. and coun-
ty hospitals, as we'll as relief agencies,
are over-taxed. he said.
In Washington yesterday, Supervis-
or John Arson Ford and County
Charities Supt. Rex Thomson re-
ported to Relief Administrator Harry
Hopkins that 2,946,6l4 persons en-
tered California by automobile dur
ing the - months ending last April
80, that "a per cent OF these ir1di-
Gated Southern California as their
destination, and a substantial por-
ton said they needed manual en-
ployment.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
Advised Universal Sleep.

Hawthorne once ironically pre-
scribed 4 universal slumber as the
only cure for the worlds overstrained
nerves: This is the only method o1
getting rid Of the old delusions and
avoiding new ones-of regenerating
the race 80 that it might. in due
time. awake as an infant out Of dewy
slumber-of restoring the simple con-
ception Of what u right and the
single hearted desire to achieve It,
Evening star., 1937-07-11
No Picketing on Wash Day.

CRUCIBLE, Pa. P.-The Union
Label League, woman's organization,
called of its picket lines until Tuesday.
The women had been helping picket
the Crucible Steel Co.'S mine.
The diggings are closed today and
Sunday. Monday is washday. the
pickets explained.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
CALIFORNIA FACES
CRISIS IN RELIEF
Migrant INDECENT Horde Of
10000 Overburden Faci|i-
ties, Beset by Diseases.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 1o.-Califor-
MA. the promised land to thou
sands of indigents from other areas,
il moving to avert serious relief
crisis. as we'll as the menace OF pos
Evening star., 1937-07-11

American pop guns are gaining
worldwide popularity.
Evening star., 1937-07-11

Brocade and Alencon type
laces that are ideal for sum
mer frocks. And they're ex-
tremely tubbable, too! SO
inches wide in assorted light
and dark shades.
LdnsbHygh's-Ak Cooled.
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Reach Capital Semi Finals.

Reach Capital Semi Finals.
CEMI-FINALISTS in the champion
= ship at the Capital club are Billy
Houghton. Bill Pendergast, Bob Brown
and Frank White. all of whom won
their matches yesterday. Second
flight semi hnalists are r. C. Nc
Cutcheon. Ed Fox, r. Kephart and
Fred Roth, while in the third flight
J. v. Fitzgerald and T. T. Hayden have
reached the final.
r. Nice. Clayton annexed the
blind DOGGY at Manor. with
card Of 84-10-74. Ray Coontz
WAS second with S0-2o-70.
The Managers Trophy at Beaver
Dam went to DR.. L. L. IAvine and
Miss Bessie Taylor, who scored 203-
40-l63 Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Purdy
won the gross award with 1913. Joe
Balestri and Eddie Bean tied for the
top prize in the ringer tourney, both
with selected cards of 81. Ton Den
nell was next with SO.
At Argyle Mrs. H. Mothershead won
the women's title, defeating Mrs. Betty
Smith in the ANAL, up. Other win
ners were Mrs. Ethel Anderson. Miss
Anne Dudley and Mrs. Ray Lawrenson.
Ray Karcher and r. Tichnor tied
for the top spot in the Tatum Cup
tourney at Congressional with net
cards Of II. Karcher and Pat Winkler
also finished in q tie for the gross
award, both with scores Of 80.
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Harvard Battls0 Get Rest.

THOSE who took part In the game
with Harvard we're given a rest
today and the serious work of prep
aration will begin tomorrow with the
squad in excellent condition. Lem
Cooke. the slender lad who did such
remarkable work in his first big
game, against Harvard. hurt him.
self only slightly In the latter part
Of the game and will be ready for
hard work.
Bill Ingram, injured in the Vir-
GINA game a week ago. whose only
part in the Harvard game was to
heave . last-minute pass which near
ly brought victory, also is in good
shape. Ingram. Bob Antrim and
Charley Reimann will be in their
own State when they play at South
Bend.
B squad, under Frank S. Foster.
Marty Karow and Charley zondorak,
has a staggered system by which one
group drills in the plays Of the next
opponent and another in that of the
succeeding conner.
One group was prepared with the
Notre Dame plays last week and will
be ready to work against the varsity
while the Harvard group now will
be coached in the Penn attack.
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1910, confronts Michigan State In
their annual fixture.
Bears, TroAns Collide.

Bears, TrojAns Collide.
COUTHWEST-Baylor, which flashed
real power in crushing Centenary,
100. seeks to protect its Southwest
Conference lead against Texas A. and
M. Arkansas, ALTO conqueror OF
Texas, meets Southern Methodist.
Texas and Rice make up the other
conference twosome.
Far West-The big collision comes
at Berkeley. where the Pacific Coast
Conference title may be decided in the
clash between California and Southern
California. California, only unbeaten
team in the conference, whipped the
California Aggies, 14-0, and College
Of Pacific, 300, in a tune-up double
header Saturday, while Southern Cali
fornia, with Ambrose SCHNEIDER scoring
four touchdowns, whipped Oregon,
34-14
Washington, which played Washing
ton State to TT draw, meets STAN
ford. Washington State travels 10
Los Angeles to face U. c. L. A., tied,
TT, by Oregon State. Oregon and
Oregon State meet in another confer
ence struggle.
Santa Clara, victor over Portland,
27-0, plays Loyola OF Los Angeles on
Sunday.
Rocky Mountain-Utah is the leader
with three straight victories, with
Colorado and Western State 4 step
behind Utah, hard pressed to turn
back Greeley, rs, plays Denver, upset,
IA, by Colorado College. Western
State meets Greeley.
Colorado, 14-0 conqueror Of Brig
ham Young, plays Colorado State,
beaten, TO, by wyoming. Utah State,
which held Idaho to 4 scoreless draw,
meets wyoming. while Colorado Mines
plays Colorado College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
FLaherty Holds His Tongue.

COME thought Flaherty must have
~ given the boys quite talking to
between halves to work such magic
transformation in team that for the
first 20 minutes resembled their old
lethargic selves. AS a matter OF fact.
he said little at all. AS Don Irwin
said after the game, I'VE just sat
around silent. realizing that some
thing had to be done. We Just had
to get going"
They did.
That second-half offensive. which
produced two touchdowns in each
quarter not only won the game by IA
points, but may have been the spark.
if 80 minutes of play may be called
a spark, which generated the Redskins
high-powered scoring machine for the
remainder of the season. They needed
something like that TO make them
click Methinks they won't lose it.
From the three sensational scoring
runs Of Battles of IS. so and II yards
to the clever use of Riley Smith as a
passer when every one was expecting
Sammy Baugh TO throw for the Red
skins tie-breaking touchdown, the
Washingtons looked good. And the
fact that they came from behind to
do it won them new followers on the
line of gameness.
If any of the $4,000 thought Battles
65-yard return of an intercepted pass
on the third play Of the game would
take some of the pep out of the visitors
they we're sadly mistaken. The Pirates
didn't get going themselves until the
second quarter. but when they did
they not only tied the score, but went
one touchdown ahead.
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>LLFF BATTLES failure, as

~LLFF BATTLES failure, as
safety man, to play
back for apparent Pitts
~ burgh punts in the Red
skins Pirates game at Griff1th
Stadium yesterday was mystifying
only to those unacquainted with
National League custom.
I'm this league" Battles team
mates fastened to explain after
the game, "fourth-down passes are
as common as kicks. especially If a
team is behind. A safety man
doesn't lose . thing If he plays up
close, as Battles did today.
IF pass does come, he's in there
for greater protection, and If it's =
kick, the ball goes to US anyway.
We don't care where We ct It,
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Sports Program
For Local Fans

JODhI.
Foot Ball.
Washington Presidents. vs. Will
mington, Wilmington, Del.
Boxing.
All-star children's lunch fund
card, AZ rounds, Grifith Stadium,
$50.
TOMORROW.
Foot Ball.
Central VS.. Roosevelt. Central
Stadium public high title game),
$50.
WEDNESDAY.
Foot Bali.
Eastern VS.. Gonzaga, Eastern
Stadium, $50.
Maryland VS.. Western Maryland,
College Park, Md, 3.
THURSDAY.
Horse Show.
Inter American, Meadowbrook
Saddle Club. 10.
Wrestling.
Joe Cox VS.. Cliff Olson. feature
match, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Foot Bail.
Wilson VS.. Tech, Tech Stadium
public high title game, $50.
st. Johns VS.. Western, Western
Stadium, $3.50.
Anacostia High vs.. woodward,
Eastern High Stadium, $50.
Roosevelt VS.. George washington
High, Alexandria, Va, $3.50.
st. Adams VS.. Georgetown Prep.
Garrett Park, Md, $50.
Washington-Lee High vs.. L,iray,
Ballston, Va, $50.
Catholic University Frosh vs..
Maryland Frosh, College Park, Nd,
$3.50.
Dewitt Prep W. Staunton Military
Academy, Stanton, Va.
Friends VS.. Charlotte Hall, Char
lotte Hall, Md.
Miner Teachers vs.. Delaware
State, Dover, Del.
Horse Show.
Inter American, Meadowbrook
Saddle Club, 10.
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Iced POI Drops Battles 'Cold''
Drink After Game Stops Redskins Star as
Pirates Couldn't-Play on Kicks .. X.

even if it's on the goal line-if
we're ahead. Last year one Of the
reasons We lost to Green Bay was
that every one ran in to rush the
kicker, leaving no one between the
line and our safety man. As = re-
suit many fourth-down passes were
made good, simply for the lack OF
protection"
No, Battles didn't forget what he
was supposed to do-until after the
game. Then, perspiring freely, the
Redskins ace runner forgot all
that was healthy and drank some
ice water and ice-cold pop, which
knocked him out as cold as the ice.
Something the Pirates weren't able
to do Ill afternoon.
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Big Tits in South, Midwest.

Dig Ills 5Outlls lvAtAWCSt.
L ENTUCKY entertains Manhattan
while Tulane invades Chapel Hill
for a joust with unbeaten North
Carolina, $50 victor over Wake Forest
last week.
In the Southern Conference Vir-
ginia Military. the leader with three
consecutive victories, plays Virginia,
q non-conference foe. Clemson makes
its conference bow on Thursday
against South Carolina, which checked
Davidson, 1877, to keep its conference
record unmarried by defeat. Citadel
and Richmond, Wake Forest and
North Carolina State and Virginia
IN other conference duels.
Observation-Disclosures whose Wild
eats overcame Purdues stubborn de-
Tense to win, 14-7, and share the
Big Ten lead with Wisconsin and
Minnesota, collides with Ohio State
In the big game Of the week. Ohio
State beat Purdue in its only con-
ference engagement. Michigan, badly
trcunced by Minnesota's power, 1876,
as Andy Uram suffered a broken wrist,
plays Iowa in the only other con-
ference test.
Indiana, which came up with q
1916 victory over Illinois, meets Gin
cinnati. Notre Dame tackles Navy in
the Midwest's outstanding intersec-
tional offering.
Nebraska, shocked by scoreless
tie with Oklahoma, plays Missouri,
upset, 20. by Michigan State, in the
leading Big Six engagement. Okla
homa plays Kansas, which upset Iowa
State, 1916.
Marquette, spilled by Kansas State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

"HAT steam whistle-llke sound
you might have heard emanat-
ing from the vicinity of the
i Burlington Hotel today was
only Coach Ray Flaherty "phewing'
q sigh of relief.
For the first time this season, after
four and one-half games of growing
doubt, he had seen his Washington
Redskins resemble the team that fin
ished last year as Eastern champions
and his release from skepticism fol-
lowed.
True, the Redskins had won two OF
their previous four games before yes
terday, but not until they romped over
the dangerous" Pittsburgh Pirates.
1920, had they given demonstration
of the power suspected-but uncon-
firmed-all along by their followers.
Not until yesterday did Cliff Battles
look the guy who was termed the best
ball carrier in the National League
last year. Not until yesterday was
the Redskins blocking so effective that
the work of the runners was compare
lively simple And not until yester-
day did the Redskins look TO be club
justifying their present position in the
tandings-second in the Eastern divi-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

Mackenzie, the Congressional links
men licked the Manor club swingers at
Columbia yesterday IL to Z.
Mackenzie and Parker Nolan
grabbed three points from AL
Treder and Tommy Bones, while
the balance of the team picked
up enough points to assure VIC
tory.
Others on the winning team were:
Billy Shea and Billy Dettweiler. Roger
Peacock. Claude Rippy, DR.. Howard
L. Smith, Gene Pittman, Walter Nc
Callum, Frank Goodwin, William H.
Wenzel and Jack McCarron. Con-
gressional is playing in the State team
matches for the first time
More than 100 woman golfers will
compete tomorrow in the field day for
District teams, with first and second
teams playing at Congressional, while
third teams play at Kenwood.
Witty Cox is moving out into an
other golf field. The tall Kenwood
pro paired with Mrs. p. B. Patteson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
TOUGHL|FEFACED
BY NAVY GR|DDERS
It's a Matter of Prepping
for One Stiff Battle
After Another.
Special Dispat ch to The Star.

A NNAPOLIS. Md, Octobert 10
~ A series of hard games which
~ began with the Harvard bat
tie Saturday continues for
Navy this week end when it meets
the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame,
fighting mad after their defeat at
the hands of Carnegie Tech The
Middies will 90 to South Bend, Ind,
for the game.
As If Notre Dame did not have
enough to be hepped up about by
the Carnegie Tech debacle. it is also
far from pleasant over the fact that
Navy has won three Of the last four
games the old rivals have played.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
BRUINS ANDL|0NS
PLAY PRO CLASSIC
Winner of Chicago Battle
Likely to Move on to
Grid League Title.
BY EARL HILLIGAN.

- HICAGO. October 18-One Of
foot balls greatest "naturals"
goes on at Wrigley Field next
~ Sunday, when the Detroit
Lions tear into the Chicago Bears
with the winner likely to roll on to
the National Pro League champion
ship.
Detroit, led by the brilliant Dutch
Clark, and Chicago. numbering in its
lineup such stars as Beattie Feath-
ers, Bronko Nagurski and Jack Man
ders, each have won four games. The
Lions, however. have lost one game.
and victory next Sunday for the Bears
would establish this club as an over
whelming favorite to win the Western
sectional crown.
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SCORE SOCCER WINS.

Two one-sided victories featured
the opening Of the Recreation Soc
Ger League season yesterday On
Rosedale Playground, Sun Radio
whipped the Young Democrats, 81.
while the Heurich Brewers were
trouncing the Marlboro aggregation,
81, on the latter's held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
fA7STRAIGHT OFF,
=: ~ 4 THE TEEI|I
By Walter McCollum

HE don't know the
big is
joshng around the locker
the Cummings Cup OF those
af while
former holders
the challenge
holders the Sunday Formidable
Donald
the Albert Mackenzie and Luther
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Bears CONQUER Cardinals.

THE Bears won their fourth straight
game yesterday al the expense Of
their hometown rivals, the Cardi-
mails, taking q 16-to-7 decision before
$4,000 cash customers. A Cardinal
tumble led to the first Bears touch
down, scored by Feathers, and in the
third period Manders speared pass
and galloped so yards TO tally. He
booted q field goal for the final Bear
points. The Cardinal touchdown was
made by Parker in the final period,
after . series of passes to Tinsley.
Parker and Russell.
Detroit, flashing its best attack Of
the season, rolled over Brooklyn, 80
to 0. Vernon Huffman, former In
diana star, intercepted Dodger pass
on the goal line and ran 100 yards
for one of the Lion touchdowns. A
crowd of 81 900 fans saw Detroit, play
ing on its home lot. present a stub
born defense, which may give the
Bears their hardest test of the season.
Packers Butcher Rams.
THE Green Bay Packers slaughtered
the Cleveland Rams. IS to 10,
with Don Hutson, feet Packer end,
scoring three touchdowns on passes
by Arnie Herber and Bob Monnett.
John Drake, former Purdue ace, scored
the lone Ram touchdown in the f1nal
period, Bob Snyder picking up the
other Cleveland points on a second
period field goal and his touchdown
conversion kick. Some 10000 specta-
tors watched the contest.
New York's Giants, leaders OF the
Eastern section, with three victories
and one defeat, tripped Philadelphia's
hapless Eagles, IL to 0. The Eagles,
In losing their NTH game in seven
starts, could not dent the strong
Giant line, and good blocking paved
the way for touchdowns by Kink
Richards, Hank Soar and Ed Da-
nowski.
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McNalIy Crosses Redskins.

John BLOOD McNALLY, the
visitors veteran player-coach
usually found on the receiving end
Of passes. crossed up the locals when
he threw 35-yard aerial which Max
Fiske took on the Redskin IS and
went across for the touchdown. Icy
Weinstock's placement tied the score.
A few minutes later. on fake kick.
McNally again heaved a short pass
to fluffy Thompson, who caught it
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LOS ANGELES ON TOP.

BRISTOL, Conn, October Is @.-
Los Angeles Bulldogs Of the American
League trounced the Bristol West
Ends. 2S-7. in IN exhibition foot ball
game here yesterday.
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GRIDDERS SWAP BLANKS.

Plaza Wine and Liquor gridders
opened their season in the National
City League yesterday by battling to
4 90 tie with the Trinity A. c.
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REGAL STREAK INTACT.

Regal Clothiers continued last years
undefeated streak yesterday by nosing
out the Palace A. c. foot ballers, TO,
ia . National City League opener.
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No Set-up for Congressional.

CONGRESSIONAL, COUNTRY
CLUBS star-studded golf team,
victors in the Washington division OF
the Maryland State team matches.
will have no soft snap to win the final
match next Sunday over an astound-
ingly strong Hillendale team. The
final match probably will be played at
Indian Spring, but wherever it is
played Congressional, strong as 1t Is.
won't be a cinch to win.
Paced by 70 shot by Roger Pea
cock, and a II by professional Roland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

Five years ago-Jimmy Fox and
Chuck Klein Of AS and PhillieG
named most valuable players In
American and National Leagues.
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WHITEWASH EACH OTHER.
Takoma Fire, Department and Ar
lineton A. c. elevens battled to . %
tie Yesterday on the Arlington held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

yesterday to grab the top award IN
q mixed Scotch foursome with a card
of 83-l4+69.
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Steward and Martin r. West and
Capt. H. c. Turner. But the golf
match is incidental. The Cummings
Cup tourney is one of the times the
boys at Columbia let down their hair.
shake loose their best razzing and go
to town on each other. It's all more or
less in fun, as you may have guessed.