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Convenient to Schools and Bus
MT. VERNON MORTGAGE CORP.
2O7 MachiniSts' Bldg. Natl. 5536.
APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ENTIRE
md floor well-heated private home. Falls
Church or Arlington. Falls Church 1101
HOUSES FURNISHED.
SPACIOUS. Z ROOMS. FURNISHED BEST
section nearby Montgomery County: truly
lovely home. Shep. 52S2-J for appoint
ment.
GEORGETOWN. 1522 3Ist ST. Mr.. QUE
Completely furn. home. 4 large bedrooms.
baths. servants bedroom and bath gar
den: | min to bus stop; near best schools
Immediately available for lease. Moderate
rental. West O394
FURNISHED-s2e DELAFIELD PL. NV
Small OR br.. auto. gas heat. refrigeration.
sonable to responsible people references
Mt. Pleasant-6 Rms, Bath, SIS.
Comfortably furnished home in quiet.
Natl. sss5. Ewes. and Sun. col. s77o.J.
1907 Eye St. NV.
Heishts. near Wsshinston Coli 'sStoHs and County,
rooms. fireplace. . porches. electric fitchs
en-: well furnished; garage: plenty of
shade trees and large lot. Will lease for
one or more years. Reasonable at 500
W. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 794O. Ewes. Walnut 915s.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

scf buiidinr purposes. nearby Virsinis or
Maryland. Give price, location. Box 3e.H
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
TWO NEW BUILDINGS, 16x1OO EACH
suitable for warehousIng; in Southwest
market zone. National a43s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-NEW.
detached brick OF six rooms and TWO
BATHS. spacious front porch. attached
brick garaRe: gas heat. large kitchen:
slate roof. An outstanding value 1t
oEoSsiGssfiowN-old semi-detached CO.
BATHS. hot-water heat. random width
hardwood hoors. walnut stair railing.
Large lot 30x12O feet: fine for . garden
Greatly reduced by owner who Is leav-
ing. city. Price. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE aAs D. ,n G.; one-half - square
two modern baths. two porches. hot.
water heat large attic; spece for addi-
tional bath on first floor. Lot 6Ox13
feet with trees and shrubbery: garage
Vacant and in perfect condition; S13.-
1905 sHassSs & a NV q Iufss a.s,snai so' ss4s.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
SO, $50. 90.
Nine rooms bath. h.-w.h.. garage; near
st. Martins Church: terms. Clev. 927l.
ONE SQUARE EAST OF WALTER REED
Hospital-Detached corner brick house
OF semi-bungalow type. First floor has
living roomS dining room. kitchen. .
bedrooms and bath. Second floor has 3
bedrooms and bath. Lot 59xIOO It, A
bargain at 50 $50.
100 Eye ST. NV. Met. 1880.
6 81 sW S.k bs1s. s1An d T0sTa s41. capI
hot-water heat. electric refriReration:
deep lot. with one-car garage. Priced
for immediate sale
WAGOAMAN-B -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye St. NV. Met. $500.
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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
.ls Raaasa d.5sssss .asss ss5.a
purchase, BALANCE 81; Let the sensn, It pay sy
GH s the fastest per capitasrowins t gro city OF
its kind in the United States makes this
your opportunity to invest. Box IBID
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE 5-ACRE TRACT
in District. Frontage zoned frst COM
mercial Ready for development. For par
.iculars write Box 126-H. Star.
HOMES, CITY, SUBURBAN, INVESTMENT
1918 N. Z. ave. 34ls i4th. 2So3 wilson
HAVE CLIENT WHO WILL CONSIDER
for modern store bldg. leased for term Of
years to national chain organization; or
will give equity in new apt: bldg, fully
apt. house ground: PRICED for cash to
protected. Box 26O-H Star.
"A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
Business location. near new Government
TemodeI W. have nave tenant SHas sG on
e1,ss g. $3.50 Pc. yssT go when work is
Brick house. nine rooms. three baths.
hot-water heat with oil burner. 2 refriser-
Capitol. Leased to one tenant at SIS per
month Price So. $50
SPECIAL APARTMENT BUY.
Brick building only ! year old. in best
rental section. on 9th St. NV. Eleven
units modern in every respect. Income
over $500 per year. Win sell on mod
crate terms Or exchange at less than
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST NV National 2345.
FLORIDA AVE. NV.
An excellent brick dwelling g rooms,
bath, hot-water heat. First commercial
zone Can be easily converted into busi-
ness property. Rent, $50 per month.
Price, SIS 2b0.
SULLIVAN BROS,
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EXTRA SPECIAL
ca QEn m
THE ANSWER TO A BARGAIN
HUNTER 8 PRAYER.

Almost hidden in symmetrically planted
Chevy Chase. D. c., containing rooms.
bath q bedrooms. at a price unheard
Of in this select location: $6.95O. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1143 until
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STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED.

STORE. ON GROUND FLOOR SUITABLE
for beauty shop. on II st. ne. between bth
and 9th sts.; 5 or 10 year lease. Rent must
be reasonable. Box Ash, Star.
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HOUSES UkFuRklsHED.
{Continued.)

3 rooms and bath. screened porch. recrea-
ton ton. room. two-car garsse. oil burner.
bunealow. .h.-w.h. kitchen fully equipped,
bath and shower; insulated attici $50. RAN
BUNGALOW. 3 ROOMS, on BURNER;
$50. sl7 Elder st. NV. Georgia 1905.
5000 9Th ST. N.w.-8 RMS. BATH. OIL
heat. elee. refR.. garage; rear yard fenced:
nsss ssc snd cs1 s1''s saa n!sh schools yin
ton, near Lincoln Park; newly decorated;
duplex house; second floor; large rooms;
5fnt 5ss oey eEunsi. ss '1 iio Phone Ms'r0'0l'!'"
o Ind .:sS ssssS sT THnsIE sMs LfhH n41Ms
INC. 1908 18th st. NV.
TAX TAI .Is PKm6 - x,I.;n B. Ia ELM suNqA. a.
s +. B., gar. sleep. porch. shep: 4067.J:
;3439 HoLMEAD PL. NV ROOMS.
modern. Rent. so. Cali Met: .I47.
TAKoMA PARK; Md STORIES, Z &
s15. Shepherd 473a-R
40 QUINCY PL. Me- R. AND b,
h,wh f,cv cleo, .porchss Nev-houss eendi-
Dist: 45os. Eve. Geo. $500. iiss VI. ave.
1908 UPSHUR ST NW.-SEMI-DET.
brick. Q rms. 5 bedrms. h-w.h.. aar.: re:
dec; $50. DIXIE REALTY Co. Natl. $3.50.
1894 FRANKLIN ST. NE. lBRooKLAND,
-Semi-det. 8 rms. bath, ami, front and
rear porches, ! inclosed: newly decorated:
S55. JOHN QUINN CO., INC. 1O4 18th
st. NV. Dist. 5145.
3716 9th NW--6 ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. garage: good condition; S55. r. o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. r.
1901 11th ST. NEWCOMER BRICK;
sunny. airy; : rooms: heating inexpensive;
near schools: $50 month.
CHEVY CHASE-DETACHED. ROOMS 2
baths. garage; in Al condition. automatic
heat SIOc Cleveland O7l2.
435 Ind ST S.E.-NEAR CAPITOL AND
Library. Six rooms h.-w.h.. newly deco
rated; S41 80. National 9124.
RENT REDUCED.
$50 90
rooms. , baths. finished recreation room,
1871 Sheridan ST, NV.
BETHEL. District 800.
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION.
2OIg o st. n.w.-Very attractive home. &
large rooms. baths. fireplaces servants
quarters upstairs kitchen, library: Kelvi-
Ing plant; newly decorated For lease by
the year to private family only. Call
Wisconsin 424U
t3 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE
rooms 90 bedrooms, bath. furnace
heat. cleo; fine condition: available after
August 10th; rent, $65. Present tenant
H CARTER
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CLOSING ESTATE.

ARRANGED FOR = FAMILIES.
Selling last OF several properties, title
ready. immediate possession: first trust
loan OF $4,000 arranged vt S4l.25 per
month. Asking price, $3.50. 2-story
brick, = rooms: bath. h.-w.h.. elec., garage;
near 4th and Decatur st. NV
L. T. GRAVATTE,
s29 18th St. Realtor Natl. 0153.
Ewes. Mr.. Downer. Geo. 90l2.
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a STEAL IN BETHESDA.
1927 Rosedale ave-LarRe detached
modern brick home. bedrooms. servants
house. large garage, 60-foot front, sold few
years ago at Xl3,95O. Leased TO Sept
10 at x15 mo. live in Florida. will
sacrifice at 81 900; cash, 81 900 and hew
bldg ASSOC. loan for xO. OOU balance. Mr..
SIMON. OWner 1910 Eve NV Met 3HkH
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y ,CVU.
fully detached brick home
having s large rooms. tile bath.
breakfast nook. fireplace. Large
lot t5Ox2O0p. garden; detached ga
rage. Terms can be arranged to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-08

Here's our Christmas gift to you! And gift
it is indeed! We've marked down over 500
better grade garments from our regular stocks
to this one low price. Don't miss this great 2-Day
Sale, Men! When you can buy such we'll tailored,
smart looking Suits, Overcoats, Topcoats or
reversible coats at only $13.95 be sure YOU take
advantage of it. After this sale they 20 up to
their higher price. Remember for FRIDAY and
Saturday only!
The Hecht Co. Bargain Annex-61s E st. N. W,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-08

Firsts and irregulars in rayon,
isles and rayon-and-lisle
mixtures. Solid colors and
neat patterns :. with double
soles and reinforced heels and
toes. Sizes 10 to IL.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-08

Wool coat sweaters in oxford
and brown heather mixtures,
and navy blue. Fully-propor-
toned 80. with two pockets.
The gift for the practical
minded fellow on your listI
Sc to As.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-08

Tie and matching handker-
chief sets in handsome
stripes, figures and plaids.
Each set Is individually
boxed -. ready to be pre-
sented to the favorite men
on your gift listl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-08

"Yank at Oxford" style :.
advertised in Esquire at $3.50.
Four pockets -. with self
belt all around. Green, camel
and brown corduroy %. in
small, medium and large
sizes,
Evening star., 1938-07-01

Of new diseases In the world came from
reports of biological experiments to
the association.
Actual production Of. 13> new plant
maladies was reported by Or. L. o.
Kunkel of the Rockefeller Institute.
These are all variations of tobacco
mosaic. which Is caused by flterable
virus. an ultra microscopic particle on
the borderline Of life, supposedly Of
the same type as the organisms re-
sponsible for some Of the deadliest
diseases Of man and the higher ami
mails. The mosaic virus multiplies
with extreme rapidity and can be
passed from plant to plant by inocu-
lation.
When massive doses are given, DR..
Kunkel reported, the characteristic
disease is transmitted. When very
light doses are given, strangely variant
symptoms are likely to appear, some
producing differently colored spots on
the leaves, some much more virulent
than the original tobacco virus, and
some very much less dangerous.
Phenomenon Of Relapse.
When . pathogenic organism enters
the system, there Is . rapid produce
ton Of antigens to combat 1t. Once
the antigens get the upper hand the
patient starts to recover. But even
when he Is convalescent, according to
a report presented by Dr.. w. H.
Taliaferro and DR.. G. r. Huff Of the
University Of Chicago. there may
come relapse to q worse condition
than before.
This relapse phenomenon in many
cases, he said, may be due to mutants
in the progeny of the invading or
ganism-usually bacteria In such cases
which are not susceptible to the
same antigens. Ordinarily they would
be killed OF, like the virus variants
by the overwhelming competition of
the majority. When the regular forms
are killed of by the antigen, however,
the non n-susceptible variants have their
chance.
Some similar phenomenon of diverse
variation which can be transmitted
genetically may be responsible for the
present 30 types Of pneumococci, the
bacteria responsible for pneumonia,
according to a report presented by DR..
G. B. Reed Of Queens University, On.
tario
A new treatment Of catalonia, one
Of the most hopeless types of insanity,
by alternate doses Of sodium amytal
and the paradoxical drug benzedrine
sulfate. was rescribed by DR.. Eugene
Davidoh of the Psychiatric Hospital at
Syracuse, N. Y. Definite improve
ment, he said, has been shown by one
third Of the patients in contrast to a
per cent of control group suffering
from the same disease.
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diately after his execution and the
room cleared for his companions IN
death.
More than 1.5o0 persons sought to
see the, desperadoes die, but only 10
highway pAtrolmen, besides prison
ofnciab and newspapermen, peered
srimly through the glass Of the lethal
room.
Lean-faced Payne. Al. Of High Point
was executed 30 minutes after stocky,
36-year-old Turner Of the mountains
Of Marion died.
Both men met death calmly.
although they wept last night when
telling relatives farewell. Both had
long prison records for bank robbery.
Payne and Turner sobbed as they
said good-by TO relatives. =
Ma. don't worry too much" said
4l-year-old Payne, as he embraced his
mother and two sisters, who visited
him on death row."
Turner said little Is. tearfully, he
shook hands with his brother, sister
in-law, niece and nephew.
Payne, = convicted robber, was
credited with being the brains Of .
sensational prison break 1T Caledonia
Farm In February Of 1887.
He. Turner and i've other long
termers fed in . laundry truck, taking
two prison ofncials ~ hostages.
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SELASSlE WINS POINT
IN SUING RADIO FIRM

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. July 1..-Exiled Emperor
Halle Selassie Of Ethiopia won . point
Yesterday In his suit for flo, ,el3 (about
463,o 3,o0O against the Gable u Wire
les Co.
The Court Of Appeal granted she
Negus the right to have his suit tried
In English courts, ordering .s sent
back to Chancery Court for trial.
Selassie contends the money Is due
him under an agreement for wireless
service to London the day he ned from
his capital, Adds Ababa, in 1896.
The Gable Co. contends King Vittorio
Emanuele Of Italy Is now Ethiopiaa
sovereign.
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NEUTRALITY COMMITTEE
SUMMONED FOR MONDAY
Final Approval Will Be Sought
for Evacuation From Spain
of Foreign Soldiers.

Sy the Associated Press.
LONDON, July IA meeting OF
the complete Non-Intervention Com
mittee has been called for Monday
when ~ nations will be asked to give
fnal approval Of q plan for evacuation
Of foreign soldiers in Spain.
At a session yesterday the organiza-
tion's subcommittee. comprising repre-
sentatives Of the principal European
powers, decided upon the full meeting.
The subcommittee has agreed already
to the evacuation scheme, with the
exception Of certain reservations by
Soviet Russia.
Informed persons said they thought
all states would accept the plan. The
next step would be to submit the pro-
posal to the two factions In Spain
whose approval would mean the send
ing Of two commissions to Spain to
begin counting the foreign fighters.
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POLICE SLAYERS
DIE IN GAS CELL
Two North CaroIinians Meet
Death Calmly After
Night of Tears.
Bv tie Associated Press.

RALEIGH. y. c.. July 1.-Bill
Payne and Wash Turner. ranked last
year by Omen as among the coun-
try's first seven public enemies. died
here today in the gas chamber for
the staying of 22-year-old George
Penn. highway patrolman.
Wiley Brice, colored, was electro
cuted less than an hour before in
the same. somber little room. for
killing Shelly Lea Of Alamance
County. The electric chair. replaced
by the gas chamber in 1885, was
set up for Brice since the staying was
in 1925. before death by asphyxiation
was law. It was dismantled imme-
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new LIBRARY HOURS
Main Building and Branches to
Close Earlier Saturdavs

The Public Library 1T Eighth and
X streets NV. beginning tomorrow
will close At 4 pm. on Saturdays
through September. 10, 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
The major branches at Georgetown,
Mount Pleasant, Northeast, Southeast
and Takoma will close on Saturdays
at l pm. during this period. Sub
branches at Chevy Chase. Conduit
road. Eastern High, Tenley and Wood
ridge will observe their usual Satur-
day hours until August Is. when they
will be closed every day until Septem-
Der S. All libraries are closed on
Sunday throughout the summer.
Evening star., 1938-07-01

Saved From River Seven Times.
George Dutton, aged "a and 8 foot 3,
has Just been saved from the River
Severn at Lydney, England, for the
seventh time.
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LEGAL NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, June 8, 103S-Public hear
ings having been held by the Commits
sioners Of the District of Columbia in the
matter Of closing streets, roads and alleys,
considered in connection with the dedica-
tion of certain area for highway purposes
all a. hereinafter described, and the said
Commissioners being satisfied a. to the
equity. Justice and adVisability Of said
closings and dedications. and that the same
are in the public interests and not detri-
mental TO the interests of sbutting prop.
erty owners. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the said Commissioners have pre-
pared the following order: Ordered: That
pursuant to the provisions of Public Act
No. 3O7, approved December IS. 1882.
the street. road and alley area In the Dis
plats filed in the office of the surveyor
Of the District of Columbia, and numbered
as Maps 2040. 20S2 and 20s4, is hereby
ordered CLOSED; same to take effect
the land comprised in said area 50 closed
to revert to the abutting property owners.
as shown on said maps, the street, road
and alley area hereby ordered closed being
bull Circle and part of Taylor Street west
of Trumbull Circle. Northwest, and in con-
nection Herewith . dedica ton Of streets
west OF 18th Street. north of Piney Branch
Parkway. and east of Rock Creek Park:
and also the closing Of parts of old roads,
Closing part of 36th Street between white
haven Parkway and Street. Northwest.
3. Closing part Of Brookland Avenue.
n, E.. between Michigan Avenue and
Bates Road. closing Bates Road, N. E.
from Porto Rico Avenue (proposed) to
Sth Street (proposed). and closing part
Of an alley in Square 1891: and pro.
viding also for a dedication Of land for
highway purposes in this section. includ-
ing the extension and widening Of Taylor
Street from its present western terminus
at 7th Street. N. E.. westerly to the
westerly boundary of Parcel 1854. and
for the extension of a proposed street
northwesterly from Taylor Street. N. E..
to the westerly boundary Of Parcel 1895,
and for other street area to be acquired
by dedication in this section" Any and
all parties interested must file objections,
Il any. to said closings in writing before
the effective date Of above order: other
wise said order shall become effective on
July 8. 1888: as aforesaid. and said street.
road and alley area shall on and after
said date become closed in accordance
with the provisions of said Act MELVIN
C. HAZEN. GEORGE E. ALLEN. DAN /.
SULTAN. Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1938-06-13

Art Rooney UlkAdup IA
ming the title from GENE SARA
ZEN by a one7Stroke margin.
ART ROONEY, the plague OF
the bookieS, continues his phe-
nomenal luck on the tracks. The
proprietor of the pro football
Pittsburgh Pirates, bought a
string of horses, and on the de-
but of his stable at Wheeling
Downs, carried down the first
two winners to cop the daily
double for his hackers.
There's a movement afoot to
ship the great Australians
three-year-old chestnut colt,
AJAX, to United States for the
fall and winter meetings: He
has never been extended. and
to date has won $4,000. which
is a lot of gelt in Bushman coun-
try. PAUL MESSINK, star
pitcher of the st. JoSeph'S base
ball team six or seven years
ago, is in charge Of dramatics at
the Community Center depart
ment of Fairgrounds. MAX
HARRINGTON, athletic director
of G.. W. u, is the head life
guard of the fire plug Sprink-
ling corps.
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VANITY ANNEXES.
SAIL CLUB RACE.
AT WEST RIVER.

Commodore Osborne Owings'
Vanity won the event for 20-foot
open class in the West River Sail
ing Clubs regatta yesterday, being
one Of the four larger classes to
finish.
In the three classes six boats
capSized and many others were
forced to make for cover. Not a
boat in the Albatross class was
able to finish, and in the l6-foot
class, but one leg was run, that
being won by Serena, captained
by John thinner. The summary:
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o p e n n e x t
y e ar, marks
the S e C o nd
time Quaker
Town has re-
c e We d the
event in the
| a st fou r
y e ars. The
la st Philly
Z v z II Y w q .
staged at the
Merton Crick-
ct Club, with
OLIN DU-
T r A, strap
ping Califor-
The Washington times., 1938-06-13
TODAY'S SCRATCHES
AT CHARLES TOWN


THIRD RAcEMaxis Binder
Chase
Terach crum
1870 ~NN' NO-O0e""
SIXTH RACE-Bargain
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D::!:::AA 4 4
DAsHEs.
- - - --s
CHICK KENNY

Whats this noise we hsar Of
Louis,
That he's far from in the
pink?
II he fdils to win this battle
His croWn, with MGx, GOiL
cross the "drink."
The announcement that the
Spring Mill course Of Philadel-
phia will host the National
The Washington times., 1938-06-13
Great Backs

+ According to the preseason
dope. the Southwestern Confer
ence is plugging four great backs
who will receive plenty Of ALI
America recognition in the fall.
They are ERNIE LAIN, 22O-
pound fullback at Rice, and his
running mate, blocker and all
around star, OLLIE CORDHL.
over at Baylor, BILLY PAT
TERSON, who was voted the
most valuable in the confer
ence last year, may be the first
AIl,America since BOTCHEY
KOCH, while Texas Aggies boast
a stellar performer in DICK
TODD, said to be one Of the I'm
est backfielders in the schooPS
history. ..
certain West Virginia alumni to
draft IRA RODGERS, assistant
coach and Mountaineer ALI
America, into the position let
vacant by the resignation OF
larry STANSBURY, graduate
manager. Both George WASH
inoton and Georgetown are
Eeeping an eye on the West Vir-
oinia situation, as each inStltu-
fion enjoys close athletic relar
tiOnships with the Mountaineers
BENNY LEVTTAN claims ne
has the last ball TY COBB hit
in Washington-a foul into the
right field stands
Speaking of base stealing be-
ing a lost art, GREG Null
1EAVY, Buffalo shortstop, re-
Gently stole five bases during a
double-header. -Four sacks were
differed in the first game A
golfer who got a birdie and
brought it home - HARRY
TITO, competing in a recent
Jersey tourney, lifted a clean
brassie shot off the fairway on
the seventeenth hole only to
have what looked like a nice
approach to the green stopped
when the ball struck and killed
a barn swallow in flight Dots
all today-see you tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1938-06-13

DELAWARE PARK
SECOND RACE-Cangrierren
FIFTH RACE-Balcony, Takus, Nancy
Swift, French Trap, Golden Key.
SEVENTH RACE-Navarre.
EIGHTH RACE-Saidona.
Weather, clear; track. muddy.
LONG BRANCH
FIRST RACE-Tabher, Mariola, Gal.
lentia, May Square. Golden Gain, Toronto
Girl.
SECOND RACE-Justa Jane Boscobel
Luxuro, Weeks Tag, Rita H. Novette.
THIRD RACE-High Bay, Karatain.
FOURTH RACE-Star Beam, Mr.. Wild
wood Rideau, Belle Dare, Primbud, Toe
Dance.
FIFTH RACE-In Front.
SIXTH RACE-Budron.
SEVENTH RACE-Icanwin, SpinE Bell
Lingster.
Weather. clear; track, good.
DETROIT
FIRST RACE-Harry's Choice,
SIXTH RACE-Red Garter.
SEVENTH RACE Bo Dean, Manly,
Royal Durbar.
Weather, clear; track, good.
AT SUFFOLK DOWNS
FIRST RACE-Greedan. Allentown,
Lady Solacs
SECOND RACE-Chancery.
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FOURTH RACE-Notice Me,
SIXTH RACE-Hernie Roy
SEVENTH RACE-Terry Hill.
EIGHTH RACE-Joy Flag, James
City.
Weather, cloudy: track, sloppy.
AT LINCOLN FIELDS
FIRST RACE-Jean Cloud, Memory
Chair, La Monte, Eternal Wave, Kerry
Lite, Sunny Mac.
SECOND RACE-Banner Witch. My
Florence. Step Ladder, Plucky Byrd,
Bien Chance.
THIRD RACE-Zebar, Terrier, I'M
prints. Drombo, Ted Husing, MIN,
Galeco, Robert S.
FOURTH RACE-vividity.
EIGHTH RACE-Bombastic Stormy
Ocean, Playaway, Orbedlu, Blind Sage,
Weather, clear; track, fast.
The Washington times., 1938-06-13
Another Star?

JOE GREENBERG, HANKS
kid brother, has been signed by
the Baltimore Orioles. He was
formerly with Toledo in the
American Association .BO MO
LENDA, former Michigan foot
ball star, is an umpire in the
Mid.Atlantic League. In that
newsreel of JOE LOUIS work
ing out with a sparring partner
in slow motion at the Palace this
week, the sparring partner IS
MURRAY KANNER, local heavy
weight.
Birthday greetings today to
Red CID Grange. One OF the
big national swimming events OF
the summer season is booked for
Los Angeles, when a team CT
q. S. stars compete against a
crack Hawaiian team, July 2,
3 and 4. The Mats were TOO
late in grabbing the services OF
PITCHER BUG SEMLER OF the
st. Mary's Industrial School,
Baltimore. The orioles stepped
in and signed the lad Saturday.
DAVE JOHNSEN, local young
tennis ace, apparently is started
on big season in local net
circles. DAVIES schedule for
the summer includes several
big Eastern Junior Journeys, and
hes not a bad bet in the Ma
tional Junior at Culver, Ind.
This spring, DAVE was the only
undefeated member Of G. WIS
frosh tennis team.