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Evening star., 1938-10-01
D. c. WOMEN HOPE
| FOR GOLF CLASSIC
Congressional Must Wait
Until November to Get
Decision on Bid.
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Although no one has any definite
idea just where the tourney will 60,
pending a decision by the Executive
Committee Of the United States Golf
Association, there's definite feeling
among the feminine golfers of the
Capital these days that Congressional
will get the 1899 edition of the ma
tional women's championship.
Mrs Ralph w. Payne, president Of
the Women's District Golf Associa-
ton, who has taken a ma jor part in
the negotiations preceding Congress
slonals bid for the championship, has
had letter from Mrs. Wright D. Goss,
member of the Women's Committee
Of the U. S. G. A., thanking her for
her part in the work. Mrs. Goss tells
Mrs. Payne that the decision will not
come along until November, when the
Executive Committee takes up the
recommendation of the Women's Conn
mittee. But, reading between the lines
of the Goss letter, the women of WASH
ington feel optimistic about the 1899
affair
women ITOHiisc SuppOTt.
Nor will the tournament, if 1t comes
here, be a one-club affair with Con-
gressional grabbing all the calcium
glare. Literally hundreds OF woman
golfers from all the clubs have assured
Mrs. Payne of their aid in case Con-
gressional gets the tournament.
1T won't by any means be single
club tournament II We are lucky
enough to get it." Mrs. Payne said
today From every club I've had as
surances of support in every way And
We'll need the help of a good many
women to serve on our committees.
Well need program sellers, badge SELL
ers. members OF a hospitality com.
| mittee, women with cars TO help the
visitors around the city, and we'll need
so much support from our good mem
bers of other clubs that by no means
will this tournament be confined to one
club. The national championship il
big affair and we'll need all the help
We can get"
Helen Dettweiler Explains.
| Mrs, Goss went over with Helen
| Dettweiler at Chicago all the details
| OF the tourney which Helen could ex-
plain to her She inquired of the club
house facilities at Congressional, about
the course, and she was told Of the
great activity of the feminine golfers
| in Washington.
SO today the woman golfers OF the
city hopefully await decision that
may bring their first national cham.
pionship to Washington. If 1t comes
here you can look for quite an entry
from the Capital, because there are at
least Is women here who have handi.
caps OF eight strokes or less.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
By RAY FLAHERTY.

Coach, Champion Washington Redskins.
A better organized, if not so
powerful, football team as last year
seems to be in store this season for
those Washington fans who follow
the fortunes Of George Washington.
In beating Furman last night, TO.
the Colonials appeared as a we'll
coached eleven which figures to do
pretty well by itself between now
and Thanksgiving Day.
The manpower Of the 1887 squad
appears to be missing and the G.
W.s may not be in the same class
with Mississippi, Kansas or Glenn
son, but withal they ought to play
some interesting football. The
feldwide spreads of yesteryear We're
conspicuous by their absence last
night, but the closer-knit forma-
tons of their offensive play seemed
to stand them in better stead.
Except for the last few minutes
of the second and fourth quarters,
when there was q natural letdown,
the g. W. line outcharged Fur
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Hord to Admit White Sox
Of l9 Better Than Old As.

He was careful with Collins. Signed
IN 1905, Eddie did not play regular
ball for the Athletics till late in 1909
though rumor has it that he got into
game here and there under cover
OF the name Of Sullivan. From 1909
through 1914, he was at least S25 900
worth of the 100000 inheld-Stuffy
Mc1nnis at first, Eddie at second, Jack
Barry at ShortStop and Homerun
Baker at third. I say at least s25, ,OOO
because, when Mister Mack broke UP
his great ball club after the season
OF 1914, and converted it into folding
money, Collins fetched price of close
TO 100000 from the White Sox.
And, incidentally, though he left a
team which was known as the greatest
Of all time, he moved to a greater.
I had SO much fun and enjoyed
so much success with the Athletics"
says Eddie, that it's hard in a way for
me to admit that the White Sox were
better. But by 1919 they were. They
were the greatest team that ever was"
And you know what happened to
the White Sox in 1919.
We now return by easy stages to
me Yale-Columbia football match,
featuring Collins, 'O7, in the grand
stand, and Collins, 40, in the field.
Collins, 40, is quite ball-carrier. At
any rate, he is fast and shifty and
goes like nervous rabbit in the open
In pinch he also can throw and
catch passes. All those things are
required of the Yale threat back, Hess
berg type.
Hessberg seldom figured in tie start
ing lineup, and neither does Collins.
They used to throw Hurry-Up AL into
the game few minutes before the end
Of period when they were warmed up
ana wanted score. Hessberg gave
them plenty of action in this respect
and pleny Of service. Collins is ex-
pected to do the same, though there
Will be no Clinton Frank hurting man.
moth passes at him through the
twilight.
The mammoth passer this time will
be on Columbia's side in the character
Of Sidney Luckman, and my hunch
says that Sidney and his light blue
colleagues will avenge the disaffection
OF Collins, '07 by knocking Yale over.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
LONG PREP FOR EAGLES
Five Weeks of Drill to Preeeds
Swarthmore Grid Opener.

Still two weeks away from its first
game, American University's football
team was to complete its third week
OF practice today. Because of tho
cancellation of the game with Cath.
ohc University which originally vas
intended to open the Eagles season
today, Gus WEIGH will have had five
weeks of preparation with his grid
men by the time his October IS date
with SWarthmore rolls around.
once again 1t appears that Hal
Toner and Emerson Bartlett will do
the bulk of the ball-carrying for the
Eagles. They are the only veterans
among the backfield, although fivs
seasoned hnemen are back. They
are Ends George Brown and Hugo
Schulze, Tackles Kimber Shoop and
John Jablonsh and Center Dutch
Winkler.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
CARD0ZO IN DEADLOCK

Cardozo High School eleven held
Howard High from Wilmington, Del,
to scoreless tie yesterday at Brooks
Stadium as both teams were slowed
by soggy gridiron.
Good kicking by Joe Miles kept
Howard from scoring territory most
Of the time. although once in the third
quarter the visitors advanced to the
3-yard line, only to tumble.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
SOCCER TEAMS BAND
Nlne-Club Washington League
Elects Youngblood Leader.

George F. Youngblood heads ths
Washington Soccer League. a nine.
team circuit affiliated with the United
States Football Association. having
been elected at the organiza ton meet
ing last night.
Permanent headquarters Of the
league will be maintained at the CEN
tral branch of the Y. M. c. A.
Other officers are John Gum, vcs
president, and James C. Ragland.
secretary treasurer.
The teams which will begin play
next Sunday are Heurich Brewers,
Washington Sports Club. Italian
Americans, Prince Georges Boys Club,
Marlboro. Del Rio, Young Democrats,
Silver Spring and Shadyside.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

Of the teams had no chance to win
in the four championship sections.
They knew 1t before they started.
And yet, out of the nearly 100 men
who competed on the "a four-man
teams there was only one team default,
and, in very few isolated cases, a few
individual defaults.
Now in your swanky country club
tournaments you'll find some of the
boys who thought they should have
qualified with better scores either
failing to return card, or defaulting
IN match play. That goes on in
every tournament. 1t was done yester-
day at Rolling Road. in the invita-
ton tourney over in Catonsville, where
good many Of the Washington en-
tries either tore up their cards or
withdrew because of bad weather.
Play On Own Time.
But Uncle Sans boys, playing
through soaring heat of late summer,
with rigid schedule that demanded
their appearance at least once every
week, gladly gave up half day of
ONCE and pay time, to do what? To
play in a. match play tournament in
which many Of them knew they were
licked
All in all, it's been a great
exhibition Of will and the old
college try.
Next year they'll have bigger
tournament, with probably 80 or more
teams entered, for from Charles P.
Redick, director Of the tournament,
down through the most humble mem
Der OF the lowest team they've all
enjoyed it, and want it again.
It's the only tournament Of its kind
held around Washington, and to say
1t has been the big topic for Govern
ment golfers to chin about is being
trlte. Little else has been discussed
wherever the golflng boys who work
IN the Government service gather.
And they have put on a fine show
themselves. You won't often find
such stlck-to-it-iveness under the cir
cumstances as they've shown.
Final Next Week.
Monday the semi-final rounds will
be played, with Commerce, victors In
section /, meeting War, winners in
section 2. The other match will find
Treasury meeting a grimly serious Ac-
counts and Deposits team, a team
which has gone along quietly picking
up the points and letting the other
fellows do the worrying. The final
round will be played Wednesday At
Indian Spring. where the semi final
rounds also will be run off. You can
look for quite few Government folks
to be out there Monday and Wednes-
day to root for their boy friend in the
play-offs. It's been that kind of tour
nament, a lot Of fun for the competi-
tors and serious business for the win
ners. And for Rod Thomas and my
self, It's been fun, too, to see the
wheels turn and help q little bit in
the operation.
As an experiment it has been
marked success, but the rollers
themselves have made It. No
one else could have done 1t.
And next year 1t will be even bigger
success-with their support. You
couldn't ask for better support than
they have given in this, the initial
year.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
FINISH NET CAMPAIGN
Semis and Finals of Playground
Event Occupy Week End.

The stage for Washington's last
title tennis matches of the season was
being set today at the Sixteenth Street
Reservoir courts, where Barney Welsh
met Ricky Willis and Tony Latona
faced Jimmy Ferrin in the semi-final
round Of the Playground Departments
fall invitation tournament. All but
Willis also were involved in semi
final doubles matches, Welsh team
ing with Buddy Adair against Latona
and Ed Mather and Farrin pairing
with Bill Howard against Bill Breese
and David johnson.
Today's matches were to start at 2
o'clock. with survivors meeting for
the championships tomorrow after
noon.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
Straight Off the ee
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

OF all the
The
golfers
every competitor from "a
1t called 100
Tor eight weeks his
gave up half days pay to play for Uncle Sam doesn't
Evening star., 1938-10-01
G. W. HIGH AWAY WELL
Beats Lane Gridders, 1910, in
Virginia Loop Start.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct. l
Especially George Washington High
School of Alexandria is away to a good
start in its Virginia Conference sched-
ule, having won the opener here yes
terday against the Lane High eleven,
1910.
In the second quarter j. Payne,
George Washington center, fell on a
blocked Lane punt in the end zone
for the initial score. Another touch
down was made in the third period
with a line plunge by Eddie Dove, ball
carrying ace for the visitors who led
the attack all afternoon,
Evening star., 1938-10-01
ST. ALBANS PLAYS TIE
Goes Scoreless in Grid Start With
Baltimore Eleven,

BALTIMORE, Oct (speciaD -
st. Adams School Of Washington and
Boys Latin School elevens played to
q scoreless tie on soggy field yester-
day in the opening football game for
both teams. Each team registered
three first downs. but the local school
did slightly better with its passing
attack.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

Five years ago-Babe Ruth ended
goth season of major league base
ball by returning to pitchers
mound and beating Red Sox, 6-5.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
wARwICKs GO TO YORK.

Warwick unlimited football team
travels to York, Pa, tomorrow to play
the Viking A. c. Of that city.
Evening star., 1938-10-01

uchdown-Nowaskey placement. Rich-
ardson holding the BALI. Substitutions-
RokosE zeassa goo6 Rsn
zaglia. Sartore. Fsris. Batson Keahey
Furman. Zima: Spinner. Martin, Kesler,
Smith. DriscoN Teal. McLain. Walters
Dorman. Referee-Mr Egberts Catholic
University. Umpire-Mr. Hill Birming-
ham Southern. Head linesman-Mr Gof
Iebaron Valley. Field judse-Brewer
MARYLAND.
Statistics.
Evening star., 1938-10-01
McAleer Wins Medal,

Over at Rolling Road today only
four Washington golfers were playing
In the mAtch-play rounds Of the tn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

ujabb melysegekbe zuhantak
az ertekek a multi heten.
A politikai terror es a t6zs-
de panik aztan megfelemlitet-
tex mindenkit es ma sokkal
sulyosabb a helyzet, mint mi
kor Roosevelt a kormanyzast
atvette.
Ez a sulyos helyzet azonban
ne tevesszen meg senkit, inert
gazdasagi eletiink alapjai ma
egeszsegesek es a helyzet gyor-
san valtozhat es fog valtozni.
Anig 193O-ban es azontul a
bankrendszeriink rothadt volt,
ma az teljesen egeszseges es
minden alapfeltetel meg van
hozza, hogy gazdasagi helyze-
think gyorsan javuljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07
A FELESLEGES
HIVATALOK

szazait es felesleges sz0vet-
segi alkalmazottak tizezreit le-
hetne es kellene megsziintetni
es ARA ker felhatalmazast az
eln0k, ahogy el6tte ugyanezt a
felhatalmazast Hoover is,
Coolidge is kertek mar.
Negyven eve probalkozott az
egyszeriisitessel a kongresszus,
de a torvenyhozas keptelen er-
re a munkara, inert amint be
akart sziintetni egy hivatalt,
azonnal megjelentek a dzsa-
bokban lev6 emberek a sajat
kongreszmanjeiknel es minden
leepitest meggatoltak.
Csak akkor remelhetjik az
eredmenyt. ha a kongresszus
ezt a munkat rabizza egy en-
berre, lehet6leg az eln0kre es
lehet6leg a masodik terminus
ban, mikor az elnok ujra-va-
lasztast mar nem sremel, mem
fel tehat a tyukszemekre ra-
lepni.
Ez. es semmi mas nincs alb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07
LELKETLENUL
FELIDEZETT,

mestersegesen el6keszitett
panik suhant vegig a multi he
ten az orszagon es a polgar-
sag a megrendelt taviratok
szazezreiben kerte a kongresz-
szust, hogy mentsek meg a dix
taturat6l ezt az orszagot.
Az uralkod6 osztaly minden
szolgaja es minden eszk0ze
reszt vett ebben a gyalazatos
korusban, ebben a fektelen,
esztelen es becsteeln uszitas-
ban, amelynek mem volt csak
egy celia.
Lejaratni Rooseveltet, elbuk-
tatni az eln0k javaslatat, le-
hetetlenne tenni az eln0k to-
vabbi kormanyzasat es ellene
hangolni az orszagot.
A szovetsegi hivatalok ujja.
szervezeset negyven eve min.
den adminisztracio alatt pro.
baltak.
A hivatalok ezrei egymas ell.
len, egymassal keresztben mil.
k0dnek S vannak munkak, 6
melyeket szaz kiilOnbozo he
lyen, szazszor vegeznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

kntettek azoa emeebb f6vel erfiasabb 0ntudatta
jarunk mindennap kenyer utan Amerika uccain
Es vegu Nemeny szerkeszt6t ert tinetes korl utaz
gatva nagyon hak hangon hogy meg bntsuk erzkeny
eke hadd tehessk hozz hogy venk egy kenyeren el6k
soraban o bajtars volt tinetett Gondainkban es oro
enkben osztozo katonasor venk megoszto baratahoz
hi, eenfelehez irgamas szv Ket sz6val jeleezve iga
usagiro
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07
EGYSZERUEN ARR0L VAN

$40, hogy meddig fogja a kor
many es a kongresszus a t6ke
sit-down sztrajkjat eltiirni IS
(Folytatas az six oldalcrH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07
A Macy LARMABAN MEM

igen iigyelt aztan a polgar-
sag, hogy szenatus penztigyi
bizottsaga a haz altal elfoga-
dott adojavaslatokat valosag-
gal kiherelte, hogy a nagy-
t6ket az adozas terheinek nagy
resze al6l felmentette hogy
AIT ilyen alakban fogja valo-
sziniileg elfogadni a fels6haz.
S mik0zben az uralkodo osz-
tally keszseges szolgai a gazda-
gok jovedelmi adojat egyre
csokkentik, a polgarsagot az
zal uszitjak, hogy deficit van
a szovetsegi allamhaztartas-
ban.
Az alsohazban a navy-javas-
latokat targyaltak es ma mar
ketsegtelen, hogy a hadi ten
gereszetet = csakugy, mint a
hadsereget.g-. a kormany ja-
vaslatai alapjan fel fogjak le-
nyegesn emelni. ~
Termeszetes, hogy ez ellen
a javaslat ellen mem kizd a
nagyt6ke, inert a fegyverkezes
zsiros tizletet jelent mindig a
t6ke szamara, ahogy maga a
haboru is hasznos iizlet volt
mindig idAig.
| AZ UZLETI VISZONYOK
ugyan alig lettek rosszabbak
a multi heten, de az a mesterse-
ges panik, amit a kongresszus
terrorizalasara csinaltak, erez-
tetni fogja a gazdasagi hely-
zetben is a hataSat.
A nagyt6ke mem elegedett
meg a propagandayal, mem
gszik meg azzal, hogy sit
down sztrajkot rendeznek, ha.
mem egyik nyomast a mask
utan alkalmaztak a t6zsdere *
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07

ban a javaslatban, ami ellen
olyan alias hajsza folyik az
orszagban Is - ismeteljuk -
ne higyje egyetlen ember sem,
hogy az eln0k kiveteles hatal-
mat kert, vagy diktaturara to-
rekedett ezzel a javaslattal.
A RAGADOZ0 T0KESEK
osztalya azonban minden
aron lie akarja Rooseveltet ja-
ratni, minden aron nepszeriit-
lenne kivanja tenni es meg
akarja akadalyozni, hogy ezen-
tul rendelkezzek a kongresz-
szusban t0bbseggel.
Szovetkeztek hat a republi-
kanus ellenzekkel, sz0vetkez-
tex azokkal a demokratakkal,
akik uralomra torekednek a
sajat partjukban akik egyeb-
kent is halalos ellensegei az ell
noknek es szovetkeztek vegil
minden demag6ggal, aki haj-
lando volt beallni a gyalazat-
max ebben a korusaba.
Hogy milyen rosszhiszemu,
milyen hazug, milyen lelketlen
uszitas volt az egesz nagy lar
ma, AIT a legjobban meglattuk
a het vegen, mikor FIR. Cough
lin, a ma mar mem annyira
hires, mint hirhedt radio-pap
is vezet6 szerepet kapott a haj-
szaban.
FIR. Coughlin a komoly embe-
rex elott regen lejarta magat,
de vannak meg elegen, akik
hisznek, akik elfelejtettek a
radio-pap eziist spekulaci6it
akik mem ertik meg azokat a
zagyvasagokat, amiket a
'fiihrer-aspirans" a penzr6l
beszel mostanaban
HAROM HETE MEG AIT
d0r0gte FIR. Coughlin, hogy
felesleges a kongresszus, hogy
vi alapokra kell helyezni a
nemzet kormanyzasat es tel
jesen fascista rendszer beveze.
teset kivanta.. ..(Ahogy fascis.
ia rendszeren epitette fel a
NUSJ szervezetet ket eve.)
Most egyszerre kedves lett
neki a kongresszus, most ekes
szavakkal dub0rogte a radon
keresztul, hogy a torvenyho'
zas jogat ne engedjek at az ell
nOknek es ait a butaSagot hi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-07
III ETH 81 3

tette ell egyes emberekkel, hogy
a sz0vetsegi irodak ujjaszerve-
zese veszelyezteti a vallas-sza-
badsagot.
Ennek a hajszanak, ennek az
uszitasnak, a hazugsagok ezen
tengerenek mutatkozott is a
hatasa es a kongresszus a multi
heten a lazadashoz kozel volt.
Ugy latszott, hogy elerte veg
re ket ewes celjat a nagytoke,
veglegesen eket vert az eln0k
es a partja k0ze, veglegesn
megbenitotta a kormany mum
kajat.
SZOMBATON JELENTETTE
be a kormany kepviseloin
keresztiil a Feher Haz, hogy
a javaslat bizonyos modosita-
sat mem ellenzi es ezzel a nagy
hJho meregfogat kihuzta.
Termeszetesen a nagy larma
tovabb tart, a Coughlinok boil
dogan dorgol6dnek ezutan is
a nagytokehez, amely ellen
annyiszor uszitottak a multi
evekben es a republicans ell
lenzek ezutan is diktaturarol
fog beszelni.
De a javaslatot a jelenlegi
formajaban most mar valoszi-
niileg meg fogjak szavazni,
hogy a k0vetkez6 kormany-ja-
vaslat felett a vihar ujra kit0r-
jon.
Mert ez az uSzitas, ez a gya-
lazatos larma csak el6jateka
volt annak a kiizdelemnek, a
mely a munkaber es munkaid6
javaslat ellen fog kit0rni, ami
ellen evek ota agal a Macy
t6ke.
S most mar, hogy FIR. Cough
lin szolgalatait a kivaltsagos
osztaly biztositotta maganak
ell lehetiink ra kesziilve, hogy
minden demagog ennel a ker-
| deSnel is az eln0k ellen leSZ.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
Breaking a Window
A Special Effect
And No Easy Job.

IT TAKES wires, putty. pAinstaking
care and = couple Of strong men
to break pane Of glass for the movies.
That was demonstrated on the set
Of Topper Takes = Trip" at the Hal
Roach Studios when Constance Ben
nett was called on to hurl vegetables
through the etched-glass doors Of =
swank hotel on the French Riviera.
Breaking glass in = big way Is
one Of the toughest Of all assignments" I"
Roy Seawright, head of the studios
special effects department, declares.
"You can't depend upon how the glass
will react.
Maybe on one occasion q rock or
other object will shatter the whole
pane. But more often it'll make 4
comparatively small hole and radiate
= bunch Of cracks. We've got to be
sure that the whole thing smashes up
when the cameras on 1t and to do
that requires an amazing amount Of
special work" F.,
Briefly, seawrisht breaks windows
and doors by boring q series Of small
holes In each pane, fastening wires
In the holes, and then covering the
aperture with putty. The wires are
run out Of the scene and attended by
Roy's assistants. just Is q proiectile
reaches the glass, the assistants pull
on the wires and literally pull the
glass apart. The effect Is guaranteed.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
Sabu Is a Natural Young Lad
Rather Play Ball
His Cinema Career Hasn't Spoiled
This Is. Year Old, for He's
Bright and Poised.
BY HARRY MACARTHUR,

YESTERDAY busy the people ths
front It busy for the who
the 1oews heaters here First there the
for Sabu the Elephant
'oner than that 1t almost time for the tea time shdg
onoing MG-Ms Director
Sabu At this luncheon Washington