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Evening star., 1937-06-26

A jury Of farmers acquitted the
girl OF first-degree murder and ac-
cessory charges with 80 minutes Of de-
liberation last night after = one -day y
trial.
The girl won her freedom only .
few minutes after the 23-year -old
BroCkelhurst, semi-conscious and
moaning. had been taken to the death
house At Tucker Prison Farm TO await
electrocution August u.
Prosecutor George Hartje demanded
the death penalty for Bernice-a SEN
tence never yet given = woman in
Arkansas.
The acquittal verdict for Miss FELTON,
brought an outburst Of enthusiasm
from the crowded court room. Mem
bers of her immediate family Rugged
and kissed her, then scores of strang-
ers pressed around offering congratu-
lations and demanding autographs.
ITS too wonderful to believe. y
Bernice said. smiling. Il can't thank
this jury enough"
Evening star., 1937-06-26
GIRL, I, IS INJURED
IN FALL FROM TAXI.
Door Opens as She Leans
Against 1t to See Sights.
Seven Others Hurt.

Thrilled by her first view OF the
Nations Capital, 7-year-old Lena Mae
Whidden Of Lake Wales, Fla. leaned
hard against the door window Of 4
taxicab as she left Union Station yes
terdAy.
The door new open and the girl
was pitched to the street. Today ahe
is in Casualty Hospital with = trac-
tured arm and probably skull frac-
ture Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Whidden, said they are stop
ping in the 400 block Of Third street
northeast.
Charles Chapelle, 4e. OF $40 South
Twenty-irst street, Arlington, Va,
was injured seriously and his son,
Charles, jr., 10. suffered severe cuts
and bruises when their car collided
with one operated by Melvin w. Bar
~, n, colored. 1890 Belmont street
The mishap occurred on Highway No
l at South Twenty-first street, Ar
nngton.
Chapelle was taken to Emergency
Hospital In the Arlington County res
cue squad ambulance and 80 stitches
were taken in his head, neck and
chest. He also received = head in
jury. possibly fractured skull. Hi.
son was taken to Alexandria Hospital
and treated for cuts and bruises
Barry and three passengers, . COL
ored man and two colored women,
were injured Barry was held for in
vestigation by Arlington County po-
lice.
Samuel and Louise Harris. 4-year-
old colored twins. $500 block Of
street southeast, were Knocked down
by An automobile in the 1900 block OF
Nichols road southeast. The boy suf-
fered possible internal injuries. Hi,
sister received a probable fracture oil
the arm. Both were treated at Cas-
ualty.
Mrs. Pearl Beckwith, 80. colored. 81
p street, suffered back injuries when
an automobile driven by her husband
Percy, was struck by street car at
North Capitol and P streets. Beck
vith's car careened into an automo.
bile driven by Axel Anderson, 4l34
Twenty-second street northeast.
Joseph Lindsey. l3. 81 c street, wa.
cut and bruised when hit in front OF
his home by an automobile driven DO.
lice said, by Charles Lotion, 1923 Elm
street.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
YOUTHS GET CONCESSION

BERLIN, June 26 P.-Baldur Won
schirach. German youth leader. an
nounced today the Hitler youth or
ganixation would not interfere with
the attendance Of its members at
long established religious events.
He instructed youth leaders to
grant absences for attendance 1t such
functions upon application.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
IONOKE. Ark, June 26.-Slim
Bernice FELTON,, who found her ac-
quttal on a murder charge too won-
derful," faced Federal prosecution to-
day after q night spent outside the
city on the advice OF the Mayor who
said "a lot OF people here didn't like
the verdict"
The l8-year-old Rockford, H., girl
and her father cut short the celebra-
ton Of her acquittal in the hitch hike
killing OF Victor Gates. for which her
erstwhile lover, Lester Brockelhurst,
was sentenced to die in the electric
chair. They spent the night in a
tourist camp near the city after Mayor
George Bailey told them the towns
people didn't like to see them parad-
ing up and down our streets after
their victory"
Today she was scheduled to appear
in Little Rock to answer Federal
charge of transporting Gates stolen
automobile from Arkansas TO New
York.
Evening star., 1937-06-26

snnli0ht OF the open door,oay these
days. or nestles discretelp beneath
an empty chair and watches what
goes on.
There Is also q parrot in TIE
Tdltdterro shop, q parrot that
mont 90 dudy sUen when tt cage
i LETT open. Sometimes the quail
tDdnders oVer and boyrocs some
food, but no one has eUer heard
the fiOo ichistling at one another
or carrying on the eQutudlsnt Of
btrdy conversdtion. In fact, the
quail hasn't sdid q thing since he
came to the place.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
Gompers Union
Leaves n. F. of L.
To Join C.. /. o.
Cigarmakers Local Of
Ne,u York Hits De-
niaI Of Aid.
By the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June 36-John L.
Lewis and his Committee for Indus
trial Organization have enrolled the
oldest New York local in the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. Local ia OF
the Cigarmakers International Union.
Of which Samuel Gompers, father"
Of the A. F. OF L., was president.
The local, formed In 1875. voted al.
most unanimously last night to secede
from the A. r. Of l.. and TO join the
c. I. o. Secretary Armando RAmires
blamed failure OF the A. F. Of l.. to
give financial assistance in . recsnt
strike AZ the reason for the move.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
HEAD OF HOUSE GROUP
FACED BY EASY WORK
Larrabee, Education Committee
Chairman, Says Meeting May
Not Be Necessary.

By the Associated Press.
The duties which Representative
William H. Larrabee of New Palestine.
Ind. assumed yesterday as chairman Of
the House Education Committee prom
ised to be light.
LArrabee said another meeting of
the committee might not be necessary
this session. 1t has dropped considera-
ton of the Federal school aid bill.
Reports at the Capitol said Lar
rabee resigned the Census Committee
chair and accepted the educa ton post
1T the request Of House administra-
ton leaders. Larrabee, an opponent
OF the proposal to appropriate Federal
money for school Aid. has served on
the Education Committee seven years.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
Couple Walks Home.

PHOENIX. Ariz., June rs lP.-They
both walked home this time. Police
reported = Phoenix couple quarreled,
and the irate husband got out and
walked home
Unable to drive, the wife locked the
car and trudged OF. too. leaving 1t in
the street for police to haul away.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
Qualify for West Point.

The War Department has notified
Representative Mitchell, Democrat, Of
Illinois. that James D. Fowler. colored.
has qualified for admission 10 West
Point Another Mitchell appointee.
Wilson R. Reed, white, of Chicago, also
qualified.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
F. H. A. Reserve Near $19, ,0OO, 900

The Federal Housing Administration
estimated today the reserve fund to pay
losses on its home mortgage insurance
will total nearly sls,0oO,ooo on July /.
1t will equal slightly more than 2 per
cent of the $3.50, 100000 worth Of in
| sured mortgages
Evening star., 1937-06-26
OPPOSES COURT PLAN
African N, I. Ministerial Council
Favors Security Program.

MEMPHs. Tenn, June 26. R>.-
The Ministerial Council Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church went on
record yesterday a. opposed to the
administration Supreme Court reor-
saniaation plan.
Resolutions adopted favored the
social security program, the Wagner
hbar act and child labor proposals.
The council favored the Lawful de-
mands" Of hborsrs, condemned labor
strikes and urged cooperation between
eap1tal and labor.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
Dog Race Bets Barred,

AUSTIN, Tex. June 26 R.-Bet-
ting on dog races became illegal in
Texas yesterday when Gov. James ".
Alfred signed . bill passed two hours
earlier by the Legislature. He also
approved the strengthening Of statutes
against horse raco boohmaking.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
Body Lies in State.

HOLLYWOOD. June IS F.-The
body OF Colin Give. British f,lm player,
lay In state today. awaiting Episcopal
funeral rites Tuesday. The body Is
expected to be taken to England
Give, 81, died Of q pulmonary ailment
yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
POSTAL JOB OF PAGE
GIVEN c. W. HASSELL
Takoma Park Resident Named
Assistant Solicitor Of
Department,

Calvin w. Hasselr Of Takoma Park,
Nd. = veteran OF the postal service,
today became assistant solicitor of the
Post Once Department. He succeeds
Paul Page. recently named special
counsel for the Maritime Commission.
Hassell, who has been in charge of
the Post Once Departments fraud
section. entered the postal service In
1908 and has been an attorney in the
department for the last ~ years.
He has handled many celebrated
fraud cases An dAlso assisted Solicitor
Karl Crowley in the Washington air.
mail contract investigation three years
ago.
Evening star., 1937-06-26

IlIIcU Il INV u HIIicI IOI IILS
race horses The trainer moved on
the farm, bringing with him a pet
monkey. Favorite delight OF this
brute WAS to get up behind his owner
when that gentleman rode forth to
watch the morning gallops, and sit
there, perched behind the saddle, imi-
tating the poses Of the exercise boys
as they crouched over their mounts
and went breezing around the track.
Evening star., 1937-06-26
VISITOR.

The Tdlidterro brothers In
Hyattsville hare added to their
collection OF pets a tame quail,
Which ,pds icounded during hunt
ing season last year and lost the
use OF tDin1. Bird bdsks IN the
Evening star., 1937-06-26
Washington
Wayside
Tales
Random Observations
Of Interesting Events
and Things.
JOCKEY.

OF so long ago = wealthy
sportsman. owner OF . horse
breeding farm in Virginia.
Evening star., 1937-07-20
FAIRFAX HOTEL.
APARTMENTS UkFURkiShED.
AIR COOLED.
"aoa Connecticut Ave.
"Au Address of Character -

DESIRABLE WORTH CONSIDERING
: rooms porch: XII bath; rets adults.
436 LANIFP PL NV 20
Evening star., 1937-07-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires room in private
home in Virginia Highlands or Jefferson
Park. with or without dinner. Phone
Alexandria 1851. 21'
Evening star., 1937-07-20
NEW 1St ST NIT

Six rooms. tile bath with shower rec
ment. insulated roof automatic heat SOS
pei, month. Gentiles only To inspect,
call MR.. MILLER, Adams 6321.
Evening star., 1937-07-20
ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.
ROOMS UNEURklsHED,
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
(Continued.)

AIS SHEPHERD NV rms kitchen
sink; newly papered painted gas electric
ity; near cars, buses; gentles adults.
Evening star., 1937-07-20
HOUSES FUR. Or ukEuR.

32OS HIGHLAND PLACE. OFF NEWARK.
Cley. ParE-ArmT woman VIII lease To-
room renovated home -.
CHEVY CHASE ROOMS. SERVANT S
room. " sun parlorS, SKIS baths. all
modern, TWO blocks from circle, 2-car
GaTage. Phone Emerson yq51
Evening star., 1937-07-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN-11Q7 18th st. NV.
] and 2 rooms, kitchen and bath; gas
free, electric refrigeration.
RANDALL H. HAGNER IL CO. INC.
1hGl Conn. Ave. Decatur 1000
Evening star., 1937-07-20
COLLEGE PARK-GARDEN APIS
TAKOMA PARK
HOUSES FURNISHED.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
bed rms IN the trees. cool quiet Avail
able Immediately, ! year or longer Adults.
Near University Of Nd. Berwyn 5S-W-
535 .BUTTERNUT ST TAX PK.--INsU-
la ated. i-bedrOom newly furn home:
sleeping porch garage, shady yard. For
Summer months.
JULY @4th-sEPT. 10Th. CHEVY CHASE,
Md, $50 month cool comfortably fur
niShed 6-rm. house; screened porch, shade
trees in yard Wisconsin 3Iu3-W.
@72l ONTARIO RD-DESIRABLE HOME
for adult family. Owning couple desire re-
nam reasonable rent CO.. 5A41-J
VERY ATTRACTIVE WELL-FURNISHFD
bungalow. adlacPn. wooded PARK IN SLIGO
Park His cool qulet subiet , weeks.
starting July ~. SO Shepherd 35H7
SENI-DETACHED ) ROOMS SLEEPING
porch. OIL heat Aug. l. reas. Mr.. MEL
son, West llEu
1924 LANIER PL-4 BED ROOMS, ,
taihs, lovely sleeping porch: eaS heat,
electric Tetr!ge!atloE. SD month.
W C & 4. \. MILLER,
1I1a 18th St NV Dist 44R4
Evening star., 1937-07-20

| 1902 l7th NW.-One room and kit met
! One furnished room. Gentlemen only. 2O'
| ARLINGTON, VA. $40 South gath St
| Single and double furn. rms modern
| home: private family; o min. Washington.
| ] S2l BELMONT RD. .W.-Attractive sin
! gle room; good location; $50. Adams
Evening star., 1937-07-20
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHeD.

DOWNTOWN APT THE GREYsTONE,
SIP 18th 81. NV rooms. kit, dinette
bath. Frigidaire: S65.
Evening star., 1937-07-20

P1ANOS-We have three splendid values
IN hne used uprIghts that we're closing
out at reduced prices-Starr. S135 Ivers
q Pond, 81 10; Knabe, S165: completely
fecondltioned and guaranteed: very easy
terms. National 41:}O kitt.S. l2A0 G 81
Evening star., 1937-07-20
HOUSES UkFURkISEED.

I2@l Sth st. n VT P. b - SCREENED
porches splendid neighborhood; comp reno
latet. sentlles adults So 81. Geo. Ol79.
4olS 9TH ST, NW.--sEMI-DET. s r. B,
30dl4 Lth st. H.w-s r. b ear. So 50.
5i@93@5 fI6f,v IL, St. n,Tws r. T. b. gar Ss53
rooms, ssr.,, So. 6I3 Keefer pl. n "
6 : b. yard. So 50 ADULTS. Geo. 0l-a.
1872 TRINIDAD AVE NE-5 ROOMS.
Kit. and bath garage and basement,
poTcheS oIl and h--%,h, $3.50. CaA Ma
2o7 UNDERWOOD ST. N w TAX. PARK
r. b. gar, fireplace large lot nr. schools
ano playground, $40 mo. Shepherd 4n67-J.
451@ NEW HAMPSHIRE, AVE. NW-s75
newly decorated, 2-car garage. Adams
CHEVY CHASE, D. &C RMS. BATH.
Tms TT9 RES Ba4 . bed rooms bath oS S'9 or
y6nIaS =, 529 Nd go -, sad So So, FUlToS (
$40, evenings Cleveland 50ai
JUST COMP ETED-NEW HOME-Ss9 SO.
NV bright rooms oxford kitchen au-
tomato heat. porch, e!ec. refs. Natl. sa5l.
@227 FIRST ST NV ROOMS. BATH,
yard garaee; so. Georgia 4l3S.
ll3s ABBEY .PL, .NE-6-RooM BRICK
house ami. h III. bqlit-ln garage; S4S
BUNGALOW. ROOMS, INCLosED
, sleeping porch: couple emp preferred: no
Chl4aren -hlh 3lSt pt ne. one block
/ from Bladensburg I'd. and Douglas St;
reasonable
NEWLY RECONDITIONED 7-ROOM TAP
estry brick, all modern ConvenIenceS. built
/ in garage. Property located HOS Oates
s., ne. So monthly. Call ". T. COTHERN,
9l3 New YORK ave. nv. Nail. 7416 81"
CHEVY CHASE D DC-ATTRACTIvE Al
most mos, neIw brick house. . rooms . baths.
huilt-in, Rarase, DIXIE REALTY CO,
National $3.50
64l ST. SW-q ROOMS BATH CLOSE
to stores; Key al DIXIE REALTY CO,
1417 St nv
6a10 Sth ST NV, BLOCKS WALTER
Reed Hospltal-Detachsd 4 bed rooms oil
heat lovely yard 2-Car garage $50 90.
Gall a. fal2 Sth st. n ". or phone GeorEia
Evening star., 1937-07-20

TYPEWRITER, Underwood noiseless. very
sood condition, S25. Columbia 409l.
USED OFFICE SWIVEL CHAIRS, SIS each.
II. Baum Son, 616 st. NV
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new 1-yr
guar: Electrolux Hoover Eureka Beevac
etc, S5.95 up: give 10 days free trial
Electrical Center 514 10th st. NV
VACUUM CLEANERS. 81 75 up. Eurekas.
Hoovers Electrolux: factory rebuilt: guar
Ike new. Best Brands Co.. sos 18th st,
NV. National 1859.
WASHING MACHINE. Apex brand-new
S5S.oo model with pump; S42.50 cash
Apex Elec. Co. 700 9th st. NV, at G.
WASHING MACHINES rebuilt like new;
1-year guarantee; Maytags. Apex A. B. c.
etc; S12.95 and up. Electrical Center
5l4 10th st. NV
2 CABINET OVENS
/ Water Heater.
1431 P st. NV %.
Evening star., 1937-07-20

PlANOS-Our big Midsummer clearance is
now in progress and we've cut price. deep
on over IS new floor samples and recondi-
toned pianos, Some are prced below our
rights, new consoles and lowboys Ampicos
such fine makes as Mason & Hamlln.
Chlckering Stief Story & Clark Hunting
ton. Musette. Marshall &c Wendan Wur-
liter, Gable & Sons Kimban Steinwav
tused(. Behnine. Kohler & Campbell and
many others. Prices from $40 to 81 O6O.
Special terms as low as Si monthly. Ma
nonal 1923. Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1899
G st NV
Evening star., 1937-07-20
j 500 ONTARIO PL, NV
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INV. CORP,
i3lH N. Y Ave. National hS3H

NEAR WALTER REED
Just off 18th st. Brand-new 7-rm
c-bath detached home. Air conditioned.
BuIlt-in garage. Recreation rm fire.
places. Call Dist. 3l0O; evenings. Rand.
1921.
FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH,
q mi. near 18th and Columbia rd. NV
Second floor; heat furnished; rent only
Also ~ Shepherd st nv-Wil hs
available Aue 3 Seven rooms. ami; ga
RAGE Phone Metropolitan 1915 Columbia
110l. 20.
~ RANDOLPH NW.-6 R.. B S65.
$40 K st. n.e.-6 r. and bath, S65.
LLOYD R. TURNER. 500 9TH ST. SW
o0s
Evening star., 1937-07-20

PIANOs-Used Lincoln baby grand, S1g5:
used Starr baby grand, S245; Chase &;
Baker grand. used less than 2 months,
S345 S535 Lanter 5-foot grand. a floor
sample, S3a5; all fully guaranteed easy
terms. National 4130. kits 1890 G. ST
Evening star., 1937-07-20

panos returned from rent one at $40,
one, al SI45 and one at Sl32 SO. One
USED GuibranSen grand SI4O; several
Vertlgrand uprehts. returned from rent
at ST. 1S and Sl6S. so Hugo Worch, ITO
G, sole agent for the famous Hardman
pianos; these instruments have been made
hv the same family for past 80 years
HEADQUARTERS for the world renowned Mini
piano the smallest upright made. Grands
and upriehtS for rent for all occasions
Evening star., 1937-07-20
BOATS.

ONE 25-FT ROW BOAT for Saloons
year old. Call Met. 1872 Mr.. Mclean 30.
SPEED BOAT. bargain, 16ia feet . months
old, 26-h.p. Johnson motor. Complete
with lights etc See Leroy after Is, rear
Nash Boat House. 9th and Water Sts sw
16-Fr. BOAT. l4-hp. Elto $1,000 cora
plete. or sold separately. Apply Mr. Black
Dempsey's Boat House. after pm.
Evening star., 1937-07-20

An AddreSS Oh Character
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT OF 2 RMS
kit: and bath. Rent. S55 90. PERCY H
RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV
:, RMS. KIT. BATH, HEAT: IN EXCEL
lent NV. section. Rent only $50 90
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st NV
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT OF . RMS,
Kit, dinette bath and large roof garden
Rent reasonable. PERCY H RUSSELL
co. 1871 K ST. NV
4s24 RESERVOIR ROAD NV RMS.
Et.. bath. large rear porch. S41 80.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 x st. W
14l5 OAK ST. NV RMS. KIT. BATH
and screened back porch. S45.5O. PERCY
II. RUSSELL Co. 1874 K st. NV
423 HAMILTON ST. N W.--LIVING ROOM
kit. lncloSed sleeping porch. semi bath
elec. refrigeration. gas and elec, l lady
or employed couple. Geo. 1891.
S35. 5.O0-MARVELOUS APT IN PRIVATE
nome, convenient NV: bed rms, liv rm
large Kit, private entrance Natl 1893
30@2 l4th ST. NE-4 LARGE ROOMS
tile bath. large porch, screened and wealth
er-Strlpped, gas heat. cleo. $40 80. 21'
Evening star., 1937-07-20

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, slightly used;
largest selection in city; l0c each dozen
for 81. E. o. Iikens. 9"4 hth ST n W
Evening star., 1937-07-20
POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS blood tested, all breeds.
/ VIM. James Il Son, 61a X st. NV. Metro
pOlitsn OOSS.
Evening star., 1937-07-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD

l5l7 r. l. AVE, N W-Homelike surround-
ingS, bath with shower; o min walk 10
business district and theaters: really good
food
Evening star., 1937-07-20

4s1S 9th ST NW-CORNER BRICK.
Nice ward 6 rooms, bath recreation room
in basement elec. refrigeration and ga
rage Rent, SIS.
lT2l Kenyon st nw-s rooms ~,
baths a bed rooms. large yard and
garase. Rent So 80
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1921 14th ST. NV District 9847.
COLLEGE PARK MD-l2 RMS.
bath. cleo. hw h; beautifully
situated with = or more acres sos 90
BUCKLEY q GRINDLEY
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Want to Give Their Best.

THAT'S the kind of professional
troupe that's performing for local
fans tonight-the best in the business,
eager to be able to give their best.
Forced as they are, by circumstances,
to spend good deal of time on trains,
to which they sometimes dash madly
after finishing play sa0tly before mid
night, Vines and Fred Perry are past
masters at the art of conserving their
strength. as the over-signed will attest
following three vain attempts to see
the great Englisher. Each time he
waS-asleep.
But Vines outlined their mutual
routine, simple and, like Tilden's, not
composed Of a strict training diet,
often thought necessary for those
who lead the athletic life. They eat
and drink what they please, with only
sensible limitations such as those de-
scribed at the start of this piece.
Sleep they get as much of as is pos
sible, making up in the daytime what
they sometimes miss at night. BY
always keeping fit, they are not forced
to undergo strenuous conditioning be-
lore starting series of matches.
All of which brings us to the thought
that has been in the back of our
mind all along-that the series which
started January 6 will be deadlocked
after tonight's match at College Park.
Perry holds a 5-4 lead, but after talk
ing with his foe, one gathers that it
won't be very long before the series
Is squared and after that-look out,
British; here comes ELY with bang
bangl
Evening star., 1937-01-25
CENTRAL CAPTAIN
|SDOWN W|THFLU
VermiIIion's Illness Blow to
Teams Chances for BaS.
ket Ball Climb.
.ENTRAL's chances of climbing

NEW Abhh y SA1oASSS Va NA-o
1 in the public high school
I basket ball campaign were
~ dimmed considerably today
with the possible loss of Capt. Billy
Vermillion for its crucial game with
Tech tomorrow at Tech High gym at
$3.50 o'clock In the other series
tilt, Roosevelt and Western will clash
at Roosevelt at the same time.
Vermillion, spark plug of the Gen.
trail club, is Ill with influenza and it
is doubtful If he will recover suffi-
GENTLY to allow his presence In the
lineup Central, with an even break
in two games, could move into second
place provided Roosevelt trims West
ern and would shove into third place
if the Red Raiders trounce Roosevelt.
Tech Fades in Late Going.
TECH, in fifth position with one
= victory in three starts, has COM
piled early leads in both of its losing
trays and then faded in the waning
moments of each game. The Maroon
passers defeated Roosevelt in their
series debut and then lost to Western
and Eastern.
Western, buoyed by its win over
Tech. will seek to strengthen its Sec
ond-place berth, but may slip as far
as fourth If it loses. Roosevelt, on the
other hand, will move into second
place II 1t and Tech both win.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Sees Early Win Needed.

RUT I believe that the kind Of
attack I launched against Jess
Willard, the kind I threw against
Firpo in the second round of our
fght-after he knocked me for a
goal in the first round-would cut
Schmeling down in few rounds.
I'll say this against both Braddock
and Schmeling. I'd have to win
early-or else it would be just too
bad for me.
Please remember, I'm considering
the Dempsey of Toledo, not the auto
graphing tavern man Of today. Nor
the rather rusty fellow of the Sesqui-
Centennial in Philadelphia.
I believe I'd probably get one Of
Maxs right-handers during our fight,
and it would set me back on my heels,
like Georges Carpenter did to me
in Boyle's Thirty Acres. But I was
pretty tough in those days, and
honestly believe I'd be able to come
back and keep winging. The same
kind of body attack that wore down
Georges, think, would be what I'd
try against Schmeling, and I think II
would win the marbles.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
Varsity Quints

(Late Saturday Night Scores.)
Southern California, 81; Loyola, 10.
California, 46; Santa Clara, A.
Stanford. so; st. Mary's, %.
Oregon, 81; Idaho, 20.
washington, 38; Oregon State, 2S.
Northern Teachers, 80; st. Via
tor, 80.
Wahpeton Science, 80; Mayvills
Teachers, 26.
Huntington. 81; Taylor, a.
Duluth Teachers, AZ; Bemidji
Teachers, 81.
Manchester, 43; Franklin, 50.
Knox College, At; Mexico City q. NJ.
c. A., 26.
Winona Teachers, Al; Stout Insti-
tute, %.
Carroll, "a; Ripon, %.
Duluth State Teachers, 43; Bemidji
State Teachers, IS.
Buena Vista, SIS; Dubuque, 38.
North Dakota u, So; South Dakota
State, 10.
Hastings, SO; Wayne. IS.
Dana, 81; Nebraska Central, II.
York. 81: Midland. 40.