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Evening star., 1938-10-06
Large Toys Reduced

Floor samples slightly marred or damaged from dis
play.
Burr0wes Pool Tables:
76x4Ox31 inches. Was $4750. Now--------S2375
size 66x34x31 inches s32 So $16.25
1 Canvas Camp Cot. Was s295.
Child's Camp Was 1925
Mary Play House. Was s1o5o. Now------------s6s5
s-PIay Gym Set, all-stee Was $21s5. Now-----$145O
7-PIay Gym Set, atwood. s14s5.
Child's Black Board. Was $3.50.
whitney Beach Cart Was s145O.
Woolly Dog Wheels slightly damaged. Originally $25.
Now -- -------------------$ $3.50
skppy Racing Auto. Was s1995 $3.50
Large Chids to years Was $3.50 Now $1095
Maple Roll Top Model. Was $3.50 Now s625
Garden Hammocks
2 were SLIPS S6.25
2 were 1925. Now--------------------
THE Toy sroRE. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Maryland U. Play Chosen.
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan correspondent OF the star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, Oct. g.
"Tovarich," play by Jacques Deval
will be the first production Of the
Footlight Club of the University OF
Maryland, it was announced by Leon
Yourtee, president of the drama
group. The players will enact Rob-
ert f. Sherwood's English version.
The play, one of the heaviest" to
be attempted by the players, will be
presented during the first week OF
November, Yourtee said
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Paiamas, Panties Reduced

IL Cotton aamas in twopece printed base sizes 49, 16
II Were s1 e5 oW Observation-Disclosures $145
Pajamas pure pure silk san style tuck
n veenec sleeveless rust gold Sizes Is to 6 Were $685.
Now ------ S2S5
Is Pantes tailored lactrimmed puredye pure silk
satin. Black blush. Sizes IS to 49, Were $685. Now-95c
Panties, pure-dye pure silk satin lacetrimmed Blush
Sizes IT, 49, 81. Originally $295. $1.45
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Commission before joining the Com
nominations Commission.

Commission before joining the Com
munications Commission.
Mr.. Pearce served as sergeant IN
the 3rd Tennessee Volunteer In
fantry during the Spanish-American
War and later with the 31st Volunteer
Infantry from Tennessee in the
Philippine insurrection. He was a
member of the United Spanish War
Veterans, the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the knights of Pythias.
He was a deacon of the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Jessie
H. Pearce, and three daughters, Miss
Mary j. Pearce, Miss Esther Pearce
and Mrs. Kenneth Forbes, all of this
city, and a brother, Cortland A.
Pearce of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Funeral services will be held at
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Sports Goats, '26.2' w>,>

TO- in weights suitable for immediate wear. Classic
Styles in brown, gray, blue. Sizes 10 to 20, 40.
IL Tweed Nubby Wool Goats in styles blue
brown navy green in mixtures and plain colors Sizes IL
to co. 49, AZ. Originally $29 95, 1895. $895
6 Man-taored Suits in worsted Gray, shark
skin and shepherds check and black Sizes IA to 49, Orig
nay $2995, $39 95. 1885
IL Classic Mems Worsted Suits gray beige
IA to 18 and wool sports coats in fitted and straghtne
styles in plaids and stripes Sizes IL to 6 Originally
Evening star., 1938-10-06
DENIES ROMANCE
Doris Kenyon Says She Is Not
Contemplating Marriage

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6 (P.-Doris
Kenyon, screen actress and singer,
parried reports Of q romance today
with Albert D. Lasker, advertising ex-
ecutive and former chairman of the
United States Shipping Board.
"He is a very fine man, but am
not contemplating marriage at the
present time" she said.
"Mr. Lasker and have known each
other for a long time. We are not
even engaged"
Miss Kenyon is the widow Of Mil
ton Stills, film star, who died in 1880.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Misses Dresses, s5'7'
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Originally SI4.95 to SIS

Originally yI4.9o to US
"a in rayon jersey, rayon crepe rayon taffeta or
silk chiffon. Some jacket dresses in the group In
pink, blue, beige brown, navy black.
IA Dresses a-k chiffon rayon crepe In black navy
brown, wine Originally S1995 to $2995. S7.75
beige coral WOOL black rayon matelasse
Were $1495 Now------------------ S9.75
Dresses of matelase and silk satin in
black navy and gray Were $1995 and $685. Now$1450
rayon crepe silk chiffon style with full
length coat In black navy, brown Originally $2295 to
$39 95 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
Dresses crepes with jackets In black, wine
green. Were $685.
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
II You Wear a
Dental Plate
Bridge or Clasp
"KLEENTEETH" is a good dental
plate habit

Folks wearing artificial teeth, who use
KLEENTEETH, enjoy q. fresh. clean feeling
plate or bridge because KLEENTEETH
keeps plates and bridges clean, fresh and
bright lookinR-no sour taste or offensive
plate odor." KLEENTEETH is a new.
easy. quick-to-use cleaner especially made
20 remove sour taste odor, stains. tarnish.
and film from plates and bridges. Nc
grit or pumice. Soak your plate while
dressing and going to bed-results will
for 35c-from Peoples Drugstore or your
own druggist today.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Costume Slips, 'I'4'

Were SI.95
10, in pure-dye silk and silk-and~
rayon satin. White. Bias cut
styles. soiled from display. Sizes
in the group 80, 38, 40.
Slips in pure-dye silk satin. Bias
cut, white. soiled. Sizes 80, "a. SO.
Were $295. Now ----$1.95
Evening Slips in pure-dye silk
satin, bias cut, low backs. White
and blush. Soiled. Sizes 80, "a, 40,
AZ. Were $295. Now --S1.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
SIDNEY PEARCE, 81,
U. S. EMPLOYE, DIES
F. c. C. Worker Was Native Of
Rhode Island-Funeral Services
IN Re Held Tomorrow.

Sidney H. Pearce, 81, telephone
and telegraph engineer of the Fed
eral Communications Commission,
died yesterday at his home, 4l0S Gar
rison street NV, after a brief illness.
A native of Providence, r. T., Mr..
Pearce has been a resident of this
city about Is years. He was an engi-
neer with the Interstate Commerce
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Juniors "CoIIegette"
Hats. l.e5 We're $3.50

is in Breton, bonnet and roller
styles, in black. brown, navy, and
copper fur felt. Sizes II to 22i2.
6 Riding Hats in fur felt with rayon
grosgrain binding Black, navy,
brown, green. Sizes % and 22l2.
Originally $2 Now 95c
6 Juniors "Hi-H0" Hats in bright
green, gold, and rose suede. Sizes
211a to 2212. Originally So.
3NO" ~A'~o
JUNIORS MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Walnut Bookcases, Special 81

26 bookcases with four Shelves 81 inches wide
Unfinished Kidney Dressing Tables with drawer. Were
Pedestal Chairside Tables mahogany and gum with pie
crust edge Were $40. $5.95
Mahogany and Gum Vanity with two deep side drawers and
large center drawer Was $3.50.
l Single Bed in Philippine mahogany Was $8. Now $1150
Unfinished Bookcase with four shelves "a inches wide 4s
inches high. Was S.
Maple Dressing Tables with two drawers top
was SZ3oU SlE5O
Extension Dining Table, mahogany, two 12-inch
Round Lamp Table mahogany pedestal base bal-and-caw
feet. Piecrus edge. Was $1375.
Vanity Base in mahogany and shaped front, three
drawers 9x47nch top Colonial type Was $45 Now $25o
Mahogany and gum End Table, Chppendae STYLE 13x21
inch top. Damaged. Was $1975. Now------------S9.S5
Dining Room Chors Greatly Reduced
10 Dining Room Chairs in walnut and mahogany attractive
cotton fabric seat covers Some duplicates In styles
Originally $6.75, $3.50, 50 So $1050.
Arm Chairs in group in walnut and mahogany. Many to
match above side chairs Were $12 and 1880 NowS7s5
Arm Chairs in several styles, in mahogany and walnut
Were 49, 49, Now
FURNITURE Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Girls Sport Shirts, IS

We're 81, SI.I5
Is cotton, Isle, mesh shirts. Solid
colors, stripes. Sizes 8, 10, -, IA, Is.
Is Girls Wool Skirts, pleated, bod
ice top. Solid colors, plaids. Sizes
4 to IA. Were 50. Now-----$1.45
22 Juveniles Sweaters; wool and
wool-and-rayon slip-on and coat
styles. Assorted colors. Sizes to
6. Were 81. Now --------S1.45
20 Girls Short t-sleeve Blouses of
rayon crepe. Aqua, white, yellow.
Sizes IL to 16. Were 81. Now $1.45
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06

outside the Council. It Is reported
from reliable source they will select
some one not now in elective public
office.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Fur Goats Reduced

Rabbit Coats; a. Originally sss75
Lapin Coats; gray 49, brown, size IA, 49, Orig
inally $79.75, $9875. NoW--------
Black Pony Fitted Coat, size 18. Was SITS. NowSss5o
Jacket 16 Originally 1925 Now $195
Brown dyed Lamb Coat, 49, Originally $1s5. Now,
$8975
Mink Sides Coat, size 49, Originally $31o. Now-s1695o
Black Persian Lamb Jacket, size H. Originally $275
Now -- S15950
Black Persian Lamb Coats, IA, 16, 49, Were $375
seal-dyed Muskrat Coat, size 16. Originally $2s5. Now,
$16950
Brown Pony Swagger Coat, size 8. Was $198 NoWSl4S
Safari Alaska Seaskn Coat 16 Was $495 Now, 1898
Gray Chinese Kidskin Coat size a. Was $325 NowS2S0
Dyed Pahm Swagger Coat, size 20. Was $780, NoWSlS5
1 Seal-dyed Rabbit Troter Coat, size 1S. Was s7e75
Now
Silver Fox Cape 1925.
3 Silver Capes. Were $159.50. NoW----------SS8
3 pairs Silver Scarfs. Were $159.50. Now----$sS $sS
1 Single Silver Fox Scarf Was $7975. Now $4950
4 Six skin Kolnsky Scarfs Were $3975. NoWSls Sls.o
Kdskn Jackets, 16. brown, black Originally $sS
FuRs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Juniors Sports Shoes, '37'
Were S. to S6.75

We're IS to S675
IS in elk and bucko several styles and colors Sizes
in the group-AAA, S. to 712 8; AA, 5, 512 6, T. 8,
8K, 9; A, 5, 8, 8l2, 9; B, to 8.
Juniors and Sports Shoes variety of styles
and broken Sizes Originally S. and $3.50. Now-----s2s5
pairs Oxords in brown calf and ekskn Sizes in
the group: B. l. g. 3l2 Az, 512 g. c. 112, 2 to s.
to S. g. We're IS, $3.50.
JUNIORS AND CH1DREN's SHOES FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-10-06
EXPLORERS TO DINE

Local Club Members Schedule
Dinner Meeting.
Local members of the Explorers
Club will have dinner meeting at
$50 pm. October 20 at the University
Club, 1135 Sixteenth street NV.
This meeting will correspond with
the closing day Of the American Or
nithologist Union meeting at the
Raleigh Hotel October II to 20.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Marquisette Curtains
Special SIS pair

cotton cushion dotted marouisete Wide ruined
"a yards long, 46 inches wide. Cream only
200 pairs Tailored Curtains cotton let net figured and
plain. Ecru only ~ yards long Special s11s
CURTAINS. SEVENTH FLOOR. .s.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Foundation Garments, s3'9'
Originally $3.50 to $3.50

Originally $3.50 to $3.50
IA by Bien Jolie, Woodthrop and Lily Of France
One-pece foundations of cotton-and-rayon batiste
elastic and cotton lace. Sizes 49, 34 35 37 38, &c.,
49, Al.
Lily of France One Foundations with boned fronts
cotton baste with cotton lace Sizes 34 35
81 40 Originally $3.50 Now -- s595
piece Foundations Flexee and other makes OF
cotton rayon batiste and elastic with cotton lace top
Sizes 34 36 ST. 80 to Al. Originally IS.
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Women's Suede Shoes, Sos

Originally SIPS, S1375
139 in street and afternoon Styles in black, brown.
Good size assortment.
176 pairs Shoes walking street evening styles in suede calf
and patenttrimmed suede silk fale Originally $875 to
STATS. S3.95
III pairs Slippers for leisure and the boudor Welknown
make Black white Others silk satn silk brocades rayon,
elk. Reduced "A
WoMENs' SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
3 BEING MENTIONED
AS ANNAPOLIS MAYOR
Alderman Fisher Reluctant to
Take Office Should Phipps Go
TO Senate. However.

to Senate, However.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 6 Especially
Three prominent local men are be-
ing mentioned for Mayor Of Annapolis
should Mayor Louis N. Phipps, the
Democratic nominee, be elected Sen
ator from Anne Arundel County on
November 8.
1t is reported Alderman Jesse A.
Fisher, dean of the City Council,
could have the Office for the asking,
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Girls 'Teen-Age Fall
Dresses, sl'45 We're 81

100 dresses in printed cottons.
Sizes 7 to 16.
IL Lightweight Wool Coats; fitted
and box styles, and two-piece en-
sembles. Tweed mixture, aqua and
blue. 'Teen-age sizes, IL, IA, 16.
Originally $1695 to s22.95.
Now $l0.95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Infants Wool Coat Sets, S 95

We're S795
4 coats and matching hats sizes and 2, rayon-ned
Wool Coat and Hat Sets rayon-ined sizes 2 B. Were
pairs Mrs Days Baby Shoes, cotton pique size l. Were
s115 S5c
Is Tub Floaters Were Soc 35c
Cotton Knit Pane Suits in yellow. Sizes and 2 Were
81 Now 81 As
Keners Flesh Softex Panties, small sizes Were SOC
Now 35c
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-10-06

1:30 pm. tomorrow in the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church. Burial will
be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Sports Dresses, SIS

Originally SIO95 to S2295
1S. in rayon linen and cotton, printed and plain.
Broken sizes.
40 Sports Shirts rayon cotton. Assorted colors Sizes
80 to 49, Were 81 So So. SI75
10 Imported Wool Pull Sweaters in white pink
blue. sizes. Originally $1595. Now S795
Sports Jackets in coral and aqua wool. Sizes IA 49,
Originally ST. 95 1895. Now------- S595
Kenwood Sports Coats wool check. Sizes IL to 1s
Were S35. S19.95
SpoRTsWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Vanity Sets, Scarfs
Reduced

Discontinued patterns, in emoroi-
dered organdy and colorful linen.
"a Linen Scarfs, 16x36. Were Csc.
Now 45c
II Linen Scarfs, 16x45. Were 75c.
1NOW wv
Is Linen Scarfs, 16x50. Were Csc.
Now 5Oc
60 Linen Napkins, 14x14. Were 6
for 75c. Now for SOC
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
White Suiting, 49,

Vas 75c yard
27 yards in embroidered white Ok
ford suiting. 81 inches wide.
81 yards Of White Oxford Suiting.
II inches wide. Was SOC yard.
NoW 25c
80 yards Ivory Cotton Chenille. 1
SO inches wide. Was 75c yard.
CoTToNs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Electric Appliances Reduced
Originally SI25.50

Hotpoint Sandwich Toasters Originally $685. Now, S395
General Electric Urn Set four piece. Originally $2495
Royal Rochester Perc0lat0r Set, four-pece
troled. Originally $3.50. Now------------------ S795
Royal Rochester Tip and Turn TOasters. Originally $95
Now S295
General Electric Automatic Tip Turn Toaser Orig
inally $685.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S345
Royal Rochester Sandwich Toasters Originally $685.
Now $4.95
Bersted Tip and Toaser Originally $195.
Mechanical Tools Reduced "
Table Grinder. Was $780, Now------------S4.25
l Lathe Was $40. IS
Lathe Was $625.
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Boys Wool Shorts, sl'7'

~ ere SE.oU
81 pairs in gray or brown mixtures.
Button-cn styles with self belts.
46 Sweaters of medium weight
wool, coat and pull-over styles.
Solid colors and neat checks. Blue
and brown. Sizes 10 to 16. Origi-
nally SO to S.. Now $2.25
80 Eton Caps for small boys, in gray
or brown wool-and-rayon mixtures.
Originally $3.50. Now -45c
81 Long g-sleeve Sports Shirts, cotton
jersey, horizontal stripes. Sizes 18
and 20 only. Originally $l.5O. Now
55c
pairs Wool Knickers in brown.
Sizes II, 13, Is, 16. Originally 81.
Now SI.95
6 Raincoats, lightweight water-re-
pellent silk. Brown. Sizes 10, IA.
Were $3.50 S3.95
The Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06

Juveniles Dresses, H'4'
Were SI.95, 81
IS cotton dresses in Shantung-
weave and broadcloth. Sizes to
6 years.
Is Cotton Wash Suits for boys, in
copen, navy, brown. Sizes 3 to 8
years. Were $1.15. Now
JUVENILES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Junior Misses Suede
Windbreaker Jackets

s3's5 We,e u.es
10, slightly soiled. Sizes II to 13.
IL Linen Shirtwaist Blouses. Pink,
white and blue. Sizes 80 to 36.
Originally SO. Now --S1.45
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Mems Handkerchiefs

IVICT1 ) 1dnOKCTCnIC
So Were ST
240 in a broken assortment with
hand-rolled hens, and hand-em-
broidered initials. All-white, white
with colored initials and colored
borders.
HANDKERcHIEFs, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
.oodtex Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen 1,000-sheet rolls fine
quality tissue.
144 Hair Brushes, fine quality,
sterilized bristles. Assorted styles.
Special Observation-Disclosures
ToILETR1Es, A1sLEs II AND 13,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Dress Woo|ens, 95e

Originally - yard
110 yards in lightweight wools, tans
and grays. 54 inches wide.
WooLENs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Mems Oxfords
Special SIS

81 pairs in black or tan calf,
straight-tip styles. Rub ber
heels. Sizes A, 8l2 to 1912; B,
7, 8, 9, 10; c, 7, 9, II; D, 61a,
7, 10.
20 pairs Mems Oxf0rds in black or
tan calf, tan reverse calf, or plain
toe elk. Leather and rubber soles.
Sizes in the group-AA, 8, 81k:
A, 8. 8l2, 9, 10; B, 6l2, 812, 1917;
c, 6, 612; D, 6, 612. Originally Sc.
Now 1885
THE MEMS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
What's This?
Olympic Ski Champ
Ruled Ineligible

NEW YORK, Jan. II QN.SO.
Birger Ruud, Olympic and world
ski jumping champion who planned
to compete in amateur meets here,
will receive an unpleasant surprise
when he arrives from Norway to-
night.
The National Ski Association
ruled Ruud cannot compete In
amateur Journeys here because an
advertisement with his name asso-
ciated with skiing equipment had
appeared in a national magazine.
Consequently, Ruud will have to
confine his activities to open
meets, such as the Norge jump at
Gary, Ill, next Sunday and the
Sun Valley races at Ketchum,
Idaho, March 1918.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
ApOstOli Closes
For Two Fights

NEW YORK, Jan. II G.N.SJ.
Freddy Apostoli's plans for the
immediate future definitely were
completed today with announce
ment that the conqueror of Mid
dleweight Champion Freddie
Steele would meet Glenn Lee, Of
Nebraska, here on February 4 and
young Corbett at San Francisco
February % or February %.
The Lee match was closed yes.
terday upon receipt of an accept.
ance of a contract from the Ne.
braskan at his home in Edison,
Neb. The bout is slated for IL
rounds.
Terms for the Apostoli-Lee bout
call for the principals to enter the
ring at 100 poundS-"giVe or take
q pound"
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
Hunt, L.S.U., Succeeds
Mehre as Ga. Coach

ATHENS, Ca, Jan. 11.-Joel
Hunt, backfield coach at
Louisiana State University for
five years, today was head foot
ball coach at the University of
Georgia.
He succeeds Harry Mehre, re-
signed, the governing board of
athletics announced, and also
stated that Elmer A. Lampe had
been selected as end coach and
basketball coach; Weems Baskin
as varsity football trainer and
track coach; and Forrest Towns,
as assistant track coach.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
CECIL TRAVIS
SIGNS CONTRACT
FOR 1888 SEASON

After a two-hour conference,
Cecil Travis, the Griffman'S fast
climbing young shortstop, said
"okay" and signed one-year con-
tract in the presence Of Clark
Griffith to play with the washing
ton ball team next year. The
salary was not divulged but last
year Cecil was said to have re-
ceived $6,5O0. He felt that he
was deserving a raise for the 1888
campaign.
The two infielders arrived in
Washington yesterday to discuss
contracts. They saw Griffith yes
terday and after preliminary dis
cuSsion the meeting was ad-
journed until this morning.
Travis and Lewis will head back
South tonight, Cecil to RiVerdale,
Georgia and Buddy to Gastonia,
North Carolina.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11

even temper and his 72 hole score
of 65-66-7468-273 shattered re,
cords for the meet. Last year
Harry Cooper won with 274.
S2,1OO FOR VICTORY
For his victory, Thomson re-
ceived a $2,100, while Johnny Re
volta, of Evanston, Ill, who fin
iShed second, four strokes back
got $1,26O. Tied for third, with a
total of 278, Lawson Little and
Henry Picard, each received $840.
In the final round Thomson
had taken bogey 6 at the first
hole, but went to work after some
misinformed spectator came rush
ing up and whispered.
II hope it won't bother you,
Jimmy, but Lawson Little is in
with 81 for a total of 273."
Rounding the turn in 35 he
pared the tenth and eleventh
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
Connie Mack Again
President of As

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-Con-
ME Mack today starts another year
as president and treasurer Of the
Philadelphia Athletics. Although
rs years old, Connie Mack holds
hopes of winning "just one more
championship"
Roy Mack, Comics son, con
tinues as vice president and Secre-
tary; Bob Schroeder, assistant sec.
Lary, and Benjamin Mcfarland,
travelling secretary
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
.Schaefer, Cochran
Begin Sd Block

NEW YORK, Jan. II GNSO.
Jake Schaefer, Chicago, and
Welker Cochran, San Francisco
rival claimants for the worlds
1872 balkline billiard champion,
ship, today went into the third
block of their 4,2O0-point match
with Schaefer leading, 600 to 1856
Winning his second block in a
row, Schaefer triumphed last
night, 300 to 285, after Cochran
had taken a big early lead.
The Washington times., 1938-01-11
SCHOOL GAMES
TEST POWER OF
SERIES RIVALS
BY HARRY COSTELLO

Further information on the
possibilities, probabilities a n d
certainties of the 1888 interhigh
basketball series should be avail
able by nightfall today, for this
afternoon, in Tech Highs gym,
Eastern opposes Roosevelt, and
Central meets Tech. The first
game is at $3.50 p. m.
In preseason dope, Eastern and
Roosevelt were figured as likely
contenders for the crown now
held by Western. Tech has won
it's only start of the year, but
Central is no Woodrow Wilson
High, as the Mt. PleaSanters
proved last time out when they
battled strong Western to 20-19
score.
Along the high school athletic
rialto, it is-reported via the under
ground grapevine that Eastern's
coach is encountering difficulty
getting his players to lend them.
selves to team-play.
INEVITABLE RUMOR
This sort of rumor is inevitable
and, more than likely, the Lincoln
Parkers today will knock that one
into a cooked hat. Roosevelt is
all hoped up and figures its
chances just as good as any other
teams, including Westerns.
Tech and Central always battle
it out, for theirs is a traditional
rivalry. Tech looked none too
good in its only start of the year
against Woodrow Wilson-but
all who saw Tech admit the team
has great possibilities.
Central, after a poor start
against Western, in their recent
game, came with a rush in the
second half and nearly slipped one
over on the defending champions.
LINEUP OF YOUNGSTERS
Both Tech and Central are com.
posed of young players many of
them stars in the making.
Eastern and Central are favored
to win today'S gameS-Eastern de-
spite a defeat by Chevy Chase
Continued on Page 22, Col. q
The Washington times., 1938-01-11

holes and then dropped a birdie
3 at the twelfth. He pared the
thirteenth and then canned
another birdie at the long four
teenth. Three under par and four
holes to go-and he was told that
Lawson had turned in a SO in,
stead of a 64: The news caused
him to let down-to the extent
that he pared every hole from
then Onto finish with SO.
ROUNDS TURN IN 35
Turning in a card of 68-7O-70-71,
for a 279, Lloyd Mangrum, of
Dayton, Ohio, finished in the
money, drawing down $3.50 for his
efforts.
Now the golf picture swings to
the Rancho Santa Fe links, where
Bing Crosby put on a $4,000 anna
teur-pro tournament Saturday and
Sunday of this week.