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Evening star., 1938-01-23

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The moment you feel cold coming
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If you have sore throat with your
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Evening star., 1938-10-16
Forty and Eight.

Grande voiture, 174, will honor De-
partment Comdr. James K. Brady with
q stag dinner on November 10. Res
ervations will be limited to member,
of the Forty and Eight. Further de-
tails will be included in the regular
monthly notice. The new chef de
chemin de fer. Jim Shepherd, will be
q guest along with other high-rankine
officials of the society.
Immediately following the dinner the
Forty and Eight armistice eve cele-
bration dance will be held at Wardman
Park Hotel All Legionnaires and their
friends are invited to attend and meet
the national commander, Steve Chad
wick. Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock.
This affair is being held in connection
with National Armistice Week.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Grande Voiture will be held at the
Portner Friday night.
A meeting Of the grand cheminot
was held Friday night and it was an
nounced that the ritual team, under
the direction of Grand Chef de Traiii
Bill Hargrave. is ready to function
upon request Of any post commander.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
American Women's
Legion.

Mrs. Charles Demonet. national
president, and Mrs. Edmund P. Ellis
president of the George Baldwin Nc
Coy Unit, recently entertained at
L'Escargot in honor of Mrs. Robert
Coe, national first vice president and
treasurer of the George Baldwin Nc
Coy Unit. Among those present were
Mrs. Parl M. johnson, Mrs. Oscar
Urban, Mrs. Jules Tamson, Mrs. Peter
A. Hazes and Mrs. Acheson F. Hasson
officers of the national body, and Mrs
Grover E. Moore. Mrs. John Morrey
and Mrs. Howard Fisk. officers OF
the George Baldwin Mccoy Unit.
On Tuesday Mrs. johnson also en-
tertained for Mrs. Coe at the May
flower, the guests being Mrs. Charles
Demonet, Mrs. Grover e. Moore and
Mrs. Edmund P. Ellis.
Mrs. Coe. who has served the
American Women's Legion for many
years, is leaving Washington to take
up her residence in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

past presidents pin and past presi-
dents ring.
Miss Nicie B. Perrell, past depart
ment president, also past president
and member of Costello Unit, was the
installing officer.
Potomac Unit No. 40 will hold its in
stallation of officers on Tuesday in the
Palisades Field House with Mrs. Grace
Cunyus, vice president, presiding, and
Miss Irene Sheehan, past president, as
installing officer
The new officers are Mrs. Rose Per-
kins, president; Mrs. Edith Dunston
and Mrs. Vesta Rodruck, vice presi-
dents; Miss Phebe Jane Gillespie,
chaplain; Mrs. Nettie Peters, treasurer;
Mrs. Margaret Cooper. historian; Miss
Virginia Taylor, sergeant at arms; Mrs.
Elizabeth jenkins and Mrs. Evelyn
Poston, color bearers.
Mrs. Edith Warren Quinn, depart
ment membership chairman of last
year, will present the installation lamp
she awarded to the unit which first
reached its quota and which was won
by Potomac Unit
There will be entertainment and
dancing.
The Kenneth H. Nash Unit, No. g.
met at the Y. w. c. A. on October s.
The following officers were installed by
Department President Miss Minnie
Mae Hardy: First vice president, Mrs.
Osie B. Ritter: second vice president,
Mrs. Olive Smith Carpenter; chaplain,
Mrs Franklin P. Nash; historian, Mrs
Zelda Mulvey; sergeant at arms, Mrs
Marie lotion; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Ethel S. Wilt; recording Sec
retary. Mrs. Perna Zott; treasurer, MIS-
Ida Mulkey.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Regular Veterans.

With Comdr. Walter P. Boehm pre-
siding. the trustees Of Gen. Malin
Craig Post, No. 20. Regular Veterans
Association, met at 1908 Fourteenth
street NV. Tuesday night and dis
cussed the election of a new treasurer.
The present treasurer, Frank Coffy, Is
Ill in Walter Reed Hospital.
Comdr. Boehm stated that several
new recruits would be given the obn-
cation at the next regular meeting
Among others will be Victor r.
Devereaux, national Americanization
od1cer Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
ARMY INSTRUCTORS
BIG NEED IN GUARD
Militia Units Held to Be Short
100 Officers as Well as
Sergeants.

The problem of finding sufficient
Army officers who can be released
from their service with the Federal
troops to serve with the militia as in
spectors and instructors is still a seri-
Gus one with the National Guard Bu-
reau and the War Department. 1t
was pointed out that including the 25
officers on duty with that bureau, there
are now 4e3 Regular officers on duty
with the National Guard.
Six divisional areas have no Quar-
termaster Corps instructors, and there
are none with some of the newly Or
ganized field artillery units. However.
efforts are being made to distribute
the inadequate number Of instructors
to better advantage until such time
as more can be obtained, II that is
ever possible under the present re-
quirements of the Regular service.
Mai. Gen. Albert H. Blanding, chief
of the bureau, told the National Guard
that a survey of the past year shows
that approximately 100 additional
Regular Army officers are necessary
to instruct the National Guard prop
erly. This many more, he said, would
give one instructor to each infantry,
cavalry. field artillery and coast artil-
lery regiment stationed in a single
place, two to each such regiment
moderately scattered and three to each
widely scattered regiment. 1t would
also give an engineer instructor to
each State that has engineer units
and an instructor to each division
headquarters. brigade headquarters
and special troops.
The Signal Corps, Quartermaster
Corps and Medical Corps would also
have instructors in the ratio of one per
divisional area plus q suitable number
for corps units. Gen. Blanding ad-
vised the War Department Of the
needs in this respect and added that
as contemplated increases in the
Regular Army personnel become ef-
fective it is most desirable that ad-
ditional National Guard instructors be
provided from time to time until there
are 100 more than now with the Guard
He also pointed out that another
troblesome problem in the matter Of
providing instruction for the members
Of the Guard Is the sergeant instruc-
tors. While the number had been in
creased by 10 during the past year. he
asserted these have been allotted to
corps areas for distribution to the
States, but there Is need for many
more.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Royal Neighbors of America.

Martina McCaffrey Camp will meet
tomorrow night at Pythian Temple.
Fidels Camp will entertain the ju-
veniles with Halloween party at 7
pm. october 20 at the ThomaS Circle
Club, after which the adults Will hold
a business meeting. Plans will be
made at this meeting for q class adop-
ton In November.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Meetings This Week.,
WeeIIHgS IHIS Week.
Monday-Quentin Roosevelt,
No. II. Potomac Boat Club, in

Monday-Quentin Roosevelt,
No. II, Potomac Boat Club, in
stallation.
Tuesday-Second Division, No.
%, New Colonial Hotel: P. E. P.
Co., No. 43, P. E. P. Co. Audi
torium.
MISUNDERSTANDING Church
De Pue, No. 80. 1926 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
Thursday-Bowling League,
Lucky Strike Bowling Alleys; Co.
lumbia. No. "a, installation, Stans-
bury Hall, 8 pm; Washington
Fire and Police, No. 20, Georgia
and Colorado avenues NV;
Kenna Maine, No. 81, 2407 Min
nesota avenue Sc. I
Friday-Sons of the American
Legion, installation. Fifteenth and
Chaplin streets NV. 8 pm; Agri-
culture, No. 36, Room 1899. South
Building, Department of Agricul-
ture.
Saturday-G. P o., No. SO, in
stallation, Colonial Hotel.
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POST GIVES S1OO
TO VI. v. HOME
Also Will Provide Music at
Holiday Dinners at
Mt. Alto Hospital.
Meetings This Week.

Monday Internal Revenue
Post, No. 2463, Continental Hotel;
Equality-Walter Reed Post, No.
284, 935 g place NV.
Tuesday-Military Order Of the
Cootie. 935 G place NV.
Wednesday-Maj. Gen. Clar-
ence r. Edwards Post, No. 2135,
BIS Fifteenth street NV; Over
seas Military Band, National
Guard Armory.
Thursday-H. L. Edmonds Post,
No. 2460, Hamilton Hotel.
Friday-United States Treasury
Post, No. 24oO, 1o15 L street NV.
Auxiliaries.
Tuesday-Follow Me, Thomas
Circle Club.
Wednesday - Defense, 2022
Rhode Island avenue NE; Police
Fire, 1915 L street NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

No. SO, elected officers as follows: Com
mander, George W. Johns; senior vice
commander. William j. Cassiday;
junior vice commander, Herbert r.
Street; chaplain, Penn Howard his
torian, Dan A. Mahoney; finance off,
Ger, Robert E. Brooks; sergenat at
arms, Joe L. Skoggs; color bearers and
color guards, Al Clarke, Elwood Schuler
William Brown and Charles M. Lewis
Executive Committeeman. Edward r
Dixon, Louis c. Vogt, Mary Wright
and Fred A. Minnigh.
Condr. Massie w. Blankinship an
nounced a dinner, installation and
dance at the New Colonial Hotel on
October %. Dinner at pm, dancing
to IL. Judge J. Fred johnson, past
national vice commander, will be guest
speaker. Reservations can now be
made through William Field or the
commander.
The installation of officers of the
Department of Justice Post, No. A.
will take place at $50 pm. tomorrow
at the Annapolis Hotel, with Depart
ment Comdr. Brady and his staff as
installing officers.
Officers to be installed are: Com
mander, Joseph j. Idler; first vice
commander. David A. Turner; second
vice commander, B. B. Jones; third
vice commander. Michael Hyman; ad-
jutant, William T. Becker; finance off,
Ger, Chris. M. Whitaker; Judge advo-
Gates. Matthew M. Mcclure; chaplain
Benjamin M. Parker; surgeon, Dr.
George B. Tribe; historian, Herbert
A. Rinard; quartermaster, Matthew M
Epstein; sergeant at arms, Charles E.
Travers; color bearers, Frank M.
Grove and Robert M. Moore; Executive
Committee, A. R. Brindley, James j
Mackin, Thomas O'Hara, Wilbur C.
Pickett, Lee R. Pennington, Samuel
Flatow and J. Gerard Macveigh.
National Cathedral Post. No. 10. will
have installation of officers on October
Is. Due to the fact that Department
Comdr. James T. Brady is also the re-
tiring commander, special installation
ceremonies have been arranged where
by National Executive Committeeman
Joseph Malloy will act as associate in
stalling officer. A special ritualistic
program will be executed by the Ma
tional Guard Of Honor under command
of Capt. Guy Nadeau and music will
be provided by the District of Columbia
Detachment, Sons of the American
Legion Drum Corps, under the direction
Of Richard Viancourt. The installation
ceremonies will be under the general
direction Of Thomas r. Callahan, cere-
monial officer.
The following officers are to be in
stalled: Emmett r. Carroll, command.
er; Donald G. Stanley senior vice com.
mander; James F. Burns, junior vice
commander; William Buell., finance of.
ficer; DR.. Charles Ralph, chaplain;
Frank Buckley, Judge advocate; Lee
Wise, quartermaster: Joseph Abrams
sergeant at arms, and Noah Donald.
son, master at arms.
There will be special showing o1
motion pictures of the recent nationa
convention at Los Angeles, Calf.
United States Department of Labor
Post, No. AZ, elected as officers: Gail T
Judd, reelected commander; Robert
L. Duvall, first vice commander; Johr
s. st. Petrie, second vice commander;
Herman L. Volker, third vice com.
mander; Charles ]. Dalzell, sergeant al
arms; Thomas E. Morgan, surgeon
Lewis W. Bon, historian; Robert e
Ludwig, Judge advocate, and Floyd 3
Means, chaplain.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Halloween Bingo Party.

The Daughters Of Union Veterans
Of the Civil War will hold Halloween
binso party at 1922 New HAmpshire
avenue NV. on October 1e at . o'clock.
All friends aro invited
Evening star., 1938-10-16
LEGION WOMEN
TO JOIN PROGRAM
Participation in Navy Day
Ceremonies October 27
Is Planned.

The American Legion Auxiliary De-
partment of the District of Columbia
will participate in the Navy Day
ceremonies October 81 at the John
Paul Jones Monument in Potomac
Park. Miss Minnie May Hardy, de-
partment president, will place a
wreath.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
D. A. V.P[ANN|NG
RALLY ON OCT. a
Will Honor National Chief.
All Chapters in D. c.
to Particlpate.

Dr. Walter G. Hess commander Dis
trict Of Columbia Department, Dis
abled American Veterans Of the
World War, is directing plans for a
rally to be participated in by every
chapter in the District, in honor of
National Comdr. Owen A. Calvin, at
the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
on October "a, when Mr.. Calvin will
make return visit here.
While in Washington last week the
national commander visited Mount
vernon on Sunday. After a broad
cast from the N. B. c. studio on Mon
day he left for Minneapolis. On his
return here, Mr.. Calvin announced, he
will confer with members of the Ma
tlonal Finance Committee at the Mum
sey Building Past Comdr. Maple T.
Harl and Joseph Mcqueen and Ma
tional Adjt. Vivian D. Corbly will be
present They will attend the rally,
as will National Legislative Chairman
Thomas Kirby. National Rehabilita-
ton Chairman Theodore Lindstrom
and National Employment Chairman
Mahlon Ward. Past National Comdr.
Mlllard Rice and E. Claude Babcock,
both residing in this city, also are ex-
pected to attend.
Member Drive Planned.
At meeting of Federal Chapter at
the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
last Monday night plans were inaug-
urated for membership drive. De-
partment Junior Vice Comdr. Joel
Thacker was appointed assistant treas
urer TO take charge Of membership
funds. Joseph j. Foran, commander,
presided.
The Department Executive Commit
tee will meet at the board room of the
District Building next Wednesday at 8
pm. Department Comdr. Hess will
announce appointments for the new
fiscal year.
A travelogue of colored Western
moving pictures will be shown as part
OF the program of Ace-Rasmussen
Chapter at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club next Friday night.
Senior Vice Comdr. George Smith will
preside.
The department commander in
stalled the following officers of Ma
tional Capital Chapter at Moose Hall
last Thursday night: Lou McCray,
commander; Charles Foldenauer, SEN
ior vice commander; Ken Bradley.
first junior; John A. Smith, second
junior; Penn Howard. third junior;
Raymond Moody, adjutant; Charles
w. Meyers. treasurer; Theodore e.
Carroll. chaplain; Robert Slater, Judge
advocate; William Vaughn, officer of
the day; Edmond Baldwin, sergeant
at arms; William r. Beall, Harris C.
Hargraves and John T. Hicks, trustees;
Reginald G. Reilly, Frederick Forshaw,
Roy WestbuIS and Earl D. Harrell, de-
partment executive committeeman.
Earl G. Hendrick, department adju-
tant, is directing D. A. " activities on
behalf of the Community Chest drive,
which will begin on October II. He
will have charge of the display which
will be centered around rehabilitation
work Of the D. A. " and which will be
part Of the exhibit Of 18 constituent
members at the southwest corner of
Twelfth and G streets NV Members
Of the Chest committee will be guests
at luncheon at the Mayfower Hotel
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

The Non-Commissioned Ofiicer
Evening star., 1938-10-16

A travelogue of colored Western
moving pictures will be shown as part
OF the program of Ace Rasmussen
Chapter at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club next Friday night
Senior Vice Comdr. George Smith will
preside.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

At the Treasury Post meeting it
was voted to return to their old meet
ing place, 1015 L street NV, for fu-
ture meetings. Edward Innan and
Chief OF Staff Walter Whitcraft spoke.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Member Drive Planned.

The Department Executive Commit
tee will meet at the board room of the
District Building next Wednesday at
pm. Department Comdr Hess will
announce appointments for the new
fiscal year,
Evening star., 1938-10-16

National Capital Post met last Tues
day evening and discussed the men,
bership drive and the Arnistice Day
ball. Comdr. John l.. De Mayo pre-
sided.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

A detail of officers and men Of the
local Guard, in charge Of Maj. Flet-
cher F. Bernsdorff. commander of
the local quartermaster regiment, has
gone to Pontiac, Mich. to accept
delivery Of nine new trucks which
have been assigned to the local militia
and to drive them over the road.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Brigade to Be Assembled
To Witness A1vard of Trophy
All Units of D. C.. Guard to Haze
Formal Ceremony on the Mall
Tuesday Night.

Clup Of tie 121st Regiment Of Engi.
neers will give dance In the armory
on October %.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

President Beth johnson will pre-
side at the meeting Of Defense Post
Auxiliary on October 19. A bingo
party will start at o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

Victory Unit will hold the installa-
ton of its officers in the clubrooms
6f Victory Post, 1922 Nineteenth street
NV, on Tuesday evening. They will
be installed by Miss Edna May Mac
Intosh. president of the unit. They
are: Vice presidents, Mrs. Mary Rob-
erts Klaphaak and Mrs. Minnie Gal
liaert; chaplain, Mrs. Claudia Hansen;
historian, Mrs. Eula Hollis; sergeant
at arms, Mrs. Laddbush; treasurer,
Mrs. Marie Gorsuch, and color bearers
Mrs. Lillian Bridges and Mrs. Cath
crime Davis.
/. The department president, Mrs
Mime Mae Hardy. and her staff will
attend and an informal reception OF
unit members and friends will con-
clude the program.
Vincent B Costello Unit met Tues.
day at the War Mothers Home, 1921
New Hampshire avenue NV. Officers
we're installed as follows: President
Mrs. Catherine E. Mills; vice presi.
dents, Mrs. Alice Korn and Mrs Green
berg; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Murray,
sergeant at arms, Miss Agnes Lands
color bearers, Mrs. Nina Pemphrey and
MRS. Sara Bachelor; historian, Miss
vivian Lands; property custodian
Mrs. Ada Murray.
Miss Helen Gilleairt, junior Of Vic.
xorv Unit, sang a solo. Two of th'
juniors of Costello Unit, the Mise
Dorothy and Lois Salisbury, rendere'
.eversl selections on the piano an
violin. Mrs. Mary M. Kehoe, the re
tiring president, was presented with
Evening star., 1938-10-16

Front Line Post met Monday at the
Washington Post Club. The Armistice
Day ball was discussed. Comdr. Boyd
w. Perkins has been under treatment
at Mount Alto Hospital. The next
meeting Is October "a.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

Defense Post met last Wednesday at
the Woodbridge Public Library with
Comdr. Samuel Mastin presiding.
Harry B. Ornburn, NJ F. White. L.
c. Lusher and Benjamin A. Johns were
voted into membership. Department
Comdr. Philip Belt. Edward Inman
and Chief Of staff Walter Whitcraft
spoke.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

The Department Council Of Admin
istration meeting for the Ladies Aux
iliary will be called to order at pm.
October "a at Pythian Temple. The
Department Floor Work Club will as
semble at the Pythian Temple at 7
pm. to prepare for the national presi-
dents visitation. The enlistments for
the Drill and Glee Club will meet at
Z pm. for instructions and work,
same place and date.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

1t. 81. g. Paul Kerst. executive
of1cer of the I'd Division, has passed
his examinations for promotion to the
rank OF lieutenant. He is a graduate
OF the Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

The last meeting of the Jane A. Delanc
Post was held at the War Mothers Club
1927 New Hampshire avenue NV
Officers were installed by Department
Comdr. Brady and his staff as follows
Commander, Annie Miller; senior vice
commander, Blanche Mckinney
junior vice commander, Sarah Corson;
adjutant, Anne D. Pryde; finance Off
Ger, Winifred S. Nichols; chaplain
May Lee Reinoehl; sergeant at arms
Isabel Knight; assistant adjutant
Loretto Maloy; membership. Lorettc
Evening star., 1938-10-16
Appointments Ratified.

The department president and her
staff installed the officers of Kenneth
H. Nash Unit, No. 8, at the Y. w. C. A.,
6l4 E street NV, on October S.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

DOpDS, commanding the ISL Battallon
Atlanta, Ga, 9Th Naval District, the
battalion having the second highest
final merit. 1t. Alphonsus L. Mad
den, commanding the 1st Fleet Divis-
ion, 1st Battalion, Boston, Mass, LIST
Naval District, the feet division hav-
ing the second highest final merit. 1t
Comdr. Michael Kernodle, U. S. N,
commanding the United States Naval
Reserve Aviation Base, Boston, Mass
1st Naval District, the Naval Reserve
Aviation Base having the second high
est merit.
1t. Douglas L..Mesker, commanding
the I'd Division, VS-12R Squadron,
Kansas City, Kans., 9th Naval District,
the aviation division having the Sec
ond highest merit.
1t. Comdr. Francis K. Gundlach,
commanding the 31st Fleet Division,
New Rochelle, n Y, Sd Naval District
the feet division having the third
highest final merit. 1t. William B
Tucker, commanding the 1st Fleet
Division, 1st Battalion, Atlanta, Ga,
the fleet division having the fourth
highest final merit. 1t. James O.
FRAZIER, commanding the 14th Fleet
Division, I'd Battalion, Lynn, Mass.
1st Naval District, the feet division
having the fifth highest merit.
The Inspection Board recommended
| that the commandant of the 1st Naval
District commend 1t. Roy w. La
jeunesse, U. S. NJ, instructor 7th
Fleet Division, New Bedford, Mass.
9th Fleet Division, Providence, r. l..
and 10th Fleet Division, Fall River
Mass, for his outstanding performance
of duty as instructor OF these divisions
Evening star., 1938-10-16

1t. comdr F. B. Qiigley, Engineer
Reserve, voluntary, has reported for
duty with the battalion He formerly
was connected with the Baltimore,
Nd, battalion.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

Capt. Hugh Everett, jr.. has applied
for authority to attend the Sd Army
Corps Area Staff School at Fort
Meade, Nd, in January.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
MYER IN FIRST 10
0FLOOP'S SH|TTERS
Foxx Gusts Averi|I From
Lead-Lombardi Holds
Top in National.
Iy the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug 6.-Jimmy' Foxx
the Boston Red Sox better. took over
the American League batting pace this
week. In the National loop Ernie
Lombardi, the Reds catcher; still was
out in front.
Foxx ousted Earl Averill of the In
dams from the junior circuit top spot
Averill had held for weeks. winding up
yesterdays games three points to the
good. Boston's "double-x" collected
nine hits in ~ chances during the
week for a season average of 1854.
Averill. hitting safely only four times
in 19 trips to the plate, dropped nine
points to .35l.
In the National League Lombardi
fell of four points to 1854. but his
second-place rival of week ago,
Ducky Medwick of the Cardinals. nose
dived l3 points to 1892 and Wally
Berger of the Reds slipped into the
runner-up spot with .339.
Newcomers in the select top-10
groups-were Rip Radcliff of the White
Sox. who skyrocketed to q tie for
fourth in the American League with
34l: Red Rolfe Of the Yankees. in
seventh place; Washington's Buddy
Myer batting champion of 1885, in
tenth, and Jojo Moore, who came of
the hospital list and returned to ac-
ton with the Giants. in ninth place in
the National League
Season records Of the first 10 In each
league:
Evening star., 1938-08-06

or not Latest reports that
Primo Carnera is coming back as
an factor" may be just nice way
of saying Primo is coming back as
rass,er.
The Southern belle about whom
Don Bulge is said to be nuts is
parked at nearby Southampton for
the summer Never saw q town
go SO hog wild about anything as
New York did for Corrigan
Unless Jimmy Ripple snaps out Of
his batting slump pretty quick. he'll
see Hank Leiber playing right for
the JintS.
Babe Ruth is the kids No. l
baseball man except in Woodside,
Long Island .. Out there the head
man is Bobby Refs of the Boston
Bees Every time the Bostons
come to town. Bobby goes out to
visit his brother. Winnie in Wood
side and gets out on the field and
plays bali with the youngsters,