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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1885 5-passenger touring Sc
dan. large trunk perfect paint. spotless
tbs esr Is rss soDG values 1les ss4s
St. NV. Matt. $500. open Sun. an and eve. s"a
sS psck sss Ds set .ass4p YDbo
capiso as cssa esa,isc Ssc ss ss75 F1sTsnty
Natl. 1900 Open Sun. and eve y. .''
months. Atlantic 701O. 27'
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe A. door sedan
Every, once in while a car is traded in
the same make and year. This p E, model
Plymouth is one Of those few cars. Original
excellent tires and mechanically guaran-
spesia1 sesa 4th a. only ss15 The Trey Motor e.
14th and Chaplin SITS. Decatur 1915, Allan
PLYMOUTH / 934 de luxe sport coupe, new
chanicai condition. very good rubber rubber: low low
price at S329 Hammond Motors, 5000
Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin $3.50.
, PLYMOUTH 1881 sport coupe, T. s.. SPAS.
safety features. all-steei body, hydraulic
brakes, safety glass, floating power motor.
which has had the care OF one careful
owner who gets new car every year;
backed by L. p. steuart's 25 years of fair
dealing; The price is far below market
huu lDIS UdTedll Is LOT jOUdy only. be
smart and see and get q demonstration.
Trade and easy terms: L. P. Steuart, Inc,
headouarters for used-car bargains. 1925
14th St NV. Decatur 1909.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe, excellent
foating-pow motor, hydraulic brakes,
steel body and many other fine features;
excellent throughout; $3.50 Hammond
Motors, 5000 Wisconsin ave. Wis. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH de luxe cpe., '36; not blem-
ish anywhere to show 1t isn't new; all of
Plymouth's features in perfect. cond. own
er's name on request. See, drive and COM
pare, il at S397 LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
1877 18th St NV.
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan; excellent
paint and mechanical cond. good tires:
S125. Acme Motor Sales, 1899 14th 81. NV.
21-
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupe: special
low price for Friday only, $40 Excel
lent gun metal finish; upholstery far above
average; custom built radio and heater,
See and drive this car today. Completely
guaranteed. Adams-Brooks. Inc, 1920
14th st. NV. Decatur 5!4a.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

STUDEBAKER Dict. tr sed., '37; r a. ri
Its lady owner tname on requesU brought
II In regularly to us to be seryiced. We
know its comp. hist, comparable to any
Bonded; S747. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
1137 18th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1893 convertible coupe; six
wheel equipment, excellent top. leather in
terror, fine motor. six practically new tires;
truly a fine car for only Sob Packard
Washington Motor Car Co, cath, M and
SITS. NV. Republic Ol45. Open evenings
WILLYS 1887 de luxe sedan; Al condi-
tion. A real bargain; only S419 Stand
ard Motor Sales. 1905 14th st. NV. North
229S.
WILLYS sed., -'37; 3O-35 M D. e.. steel
age; owners name on request; like new:
1897. LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1877 18th
st. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on D, c. real estate. Prompt service. P. j..
WALSHE 1107 Eye st. NV. Natl. 646S.
MONTHLY PAYMENT HOME LOANS that
are different You subscribe for no shares.
All payments go to direct reduction of
principal. Before YOU buy build or re.
Federal Savings and Loan Association. 610
18Th NV. Dist 234O.
COLOR D-SECOND-TRUST MONEY
available for Washington and nearby Mary
land and Virginia properties. Prompt &C.
ton, reasonable rates and interest. AVON
REALTY 4 LOAN co, 109 G st. NV.
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DODGE 1937 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan
light blue low mileage, looks and runs
ike new; radio; $3.50. Adams s20s-M
after Il: 80 pm
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304 F ST. NV, NEAR HECHT's AND
lsew Court Blde-1deal for any business
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
THoS. J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,

THos, J. OWEN 8 son, ,AUcT1oNEERs.
TRUSTEE ia SALE EYE 6F ST vALTA,g1E ny, REAL
ESTATE IMPRovED BY THREE E-sroRY
ATTIC AND BAsEMENT sEMIoDE-
Is sGHHB sEck 1a9 BWEtR kHoWE R AYE
By virtue of a certain, deed Of trust duly
SEQ, of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
Ff1FTH DAY OF March. Al A.D. iS$S, &SN AT IT
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK M. the follow
the District Of Columbia, and designated
as and being lot eiPhteen uSl in block
two 80 IN Stellwagen and Ridout Trustees
necticut Avenue Heights" as per plat re-
corded in Iiber County No o folio 30 of
OF the District of Columbia Subject to
building restriction line ten t1O) feet back
from the line OF Bancroft Place, as shown
Terms of sale: One-thiyd of the purchase
money to be paid IN ca h, balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
rrr annum. payable quarterly from day Of
sale, secured by, first deed of trust upon
O. the purchaser. deposit of $1,000 viii
be REQUIRED at time of sale. Examination of
@ aps efc cas Of
OF sa'" to be complied with within 80 days
from day Of sale. otherwise The trustee
reserves the right to forfeit said deposit or
to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser upon the FOREGOING
terms, after five days advertisement of
sch resale in Some newspaper published in
Washington. D c O.. with or without for
fellne the deposit the trustee may avail
itself of anv legal or EQUITABLE rights
agalnst the oetaultinr purchaser
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TEUST COMPANY Trustee.
By: II PRESCOTT GATLEY.
President.
tSeall Attest:
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FORD 1892 4-cylinder sedan. owned and
driven very carefully by lady. o x. motor,
good rubber, very clean: only Sl4a. Ham,
mond Motors. 5000 Wisconsin ave. Wis
co0sip RSh0
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FORD 1892 VS. Fordor sedan sos. in good
condition: priced to sell. 1901 Morrison
st NV Emerson 51O3
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DODGE 1887 touring 4-door sedan, S645.
Here is the best price in the city for a
practically brand new, excellent performing
car Hydraulic brakes. no-draft ventila-
tion and perfect floatins power motor.
mohair upholstery hasn't spot, Remem-
per. this car Is, backed by L. P. Steuarts
70 years OF fair dealing. Terms can be
arranged for your convenience Come
IN today and get demonstration in this
Headquarters for used-car bargains, 1893
1dth st NV Decatur dSO3
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FORD 1884 de luxe sedan. Far superior
10 aVerage car. Clean as pin inside and
out; quiet, powerful VS. motor; Ave fine
tires, Honestly Priced at S2e5 Liberal
low-cost General Motors terms. owens
Motor Co 63n3 Ga ave
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE,

AUTO CRUISER. 1887. de luxe, in fine
condition; reasonable. 3l14 Wis. ave. 27'
TRAILER with attached room, suitable tor
3 people: make comfortable home fully
Seen on road to OXon Hill. turn left on
BOhinie. block off District line
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MONEY WANTED.

S., oOo-CAN GIVE FIRST TRUST ON
Virginia property: Government employed,
Is years. Box 24S-Q, Star. %.
5000 AS End TRUST, SUBJECT 70
81 800: well-located NV: responsible
due in one year, So interest; liberal bonus.
Box 4OS-R Star
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS IN s MINUTES; S25 TO
$500. Open evenings AUTO MART. 2S05
Georgia ave. Columbia 1870.
AUTO LOANS-Lowest Interest Rates
Cash in ) Min. POTOMAC LOAN CO..
lOOl 18th st. n w. Mr. Davis Dist. 6O60.
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FORD phaeton. late 1886: beautiful condi-
tton; only 1895. Torrey Motor Co, 1925
T. et N
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FORD 1888 rumble seat coupe motor,
tires paint and upholstery in excel condi-
tion;. here Is real bargain at Sl39. Terms
and trade. Walnut $500. Dealer.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED-Automobil good condition,
about $3.50 cash, Private buyer. Box
1920. Star,
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 1894
CheVrolct or Plymouth taXicab; also 81 or
~ Auburn convertible; must be bargains.
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FORD 1885 coupe. rumble seat powerful
clean interior. fine appearance: 1865 Pack
ard Washington Motor Car Co. Gath. NJ
and sts. NV. Republic 0145. Open eve
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DODGE 1888 4-door touring sedan; 5000
No cash down. 4S21 4th st n " Apt .

No cash down. 1921 4th st. NV Apt. 9
DODGE ! a35 de luxe 2-door trunk sedan
Cars as clean as this one are seldom traded
IN and when they are they sell at once
like new. spotless interior. almost new
tires and mechanically as good as its ap-
pearance would suggest is a real "Trew
Value. Priced special for two days only
at S44o. The Trew Motor Co. 1875 l4th
St. NV. 14th and Pa ave. Sc. l4th and
Chapin SITS. Decatur 1919. ATLANTIC 424n
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FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor trunk sedan
Here is a car. which when you see it. will
make you understand what the expression
perfect owner car" means The blue finish
maculate, tires are excellent and mechani-
cally you couldn't find a nicer car. This is
truly one of the cleanest used cars ne have
ever had in our stock. Priced special at
only S425 The Trew Motor Co. 1928 14th
st. NV, 14th and Pa. ave. Sc. 14th and
Chaplin StS Decatur 1914 Atlantic 49dO
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FORD 1885 business coupe de luxe. ex-
cellent black paint. spotless upholstery,
all good tires; this is very clean car:
S245. c. C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1929 22nd st. NV. Natl. 1900
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oLDSMOBILE 1887 6-cyl convertible
coupe. S695. If YOU are interested in a
see this car today. This is the latest
thing IN sport model. Leather upholstery,
no-oraft ventiators, hydraulic brakes;
very low mileage. Get thrill by driving
this easy. comfortable, Ike-new car Trade
ana easy terms. L. P. Steuart. Inc,
headquarters for used-car bareains l3o5
lAth ST. u W. Decatur aAn4 -
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DODGE 1897 convertible de luxe sedan.
Here is beautiful sport car which stands
out in a class by itself. There is not
another mode, in. this body type, for sale
Has only been driven about 1000 miles
and cannot be told from a new car. Has
special built-in radio which cost $50 Has
many extra accessories and is real
beauty. We have only Just purchased this
automobile and It cannot be replaced once
1t is sold. We sincerely advise you to come
in and look 1t over and try 1t out. You
will be, enthusiastic about its performance
L really has, style, charm and durability.
This car. fully equipped. sold for Sl,4i1
5000. plus our warranty of 90 days
standard Motor Sales. 1908 14th st. NV.
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PACKARD 1897 "1"O" de luxe 4-dr. tour
ing seoan; this car will attract particular
attentlon in any eatherng of automobiles
fn farlven less than 1000 miles by a pre-
Ie[rea type OF owner and practically new in
Tacs' an de luxe dual equipment. 6 wheels
=; 5. ROYAL tires: the luxurious upholstery
owner kept this car: NAV now he bouehs
ior only $685. see II and save first years
d1epreciation:. Internationally guaranteed
open ewes. and Sun. Potomac 1900.
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BUICK "57' ch prev. owner must have
kept It in celophane; one of the most
unusual cars We have seen; looks and
runs ike new; 5-day trial; STAT. LEE D.
BUIIER. INC. LIZ 9Th ST I, NJ
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FORD 1a34 Tudor sedan: orig. black paint
| like new; exceptionally clean throughout;
sacrlf1ce; S1g g5: terms. Acme Motor Sales.
1889 14th st NV 90
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of such high order, and he is so
fast swinging into formation, that
much is expected of him at his
new post.
Navy will leave Annapolis on
Thursday night and will go direct
to Cheshire Academy, not far
from New Haven, where light prac-
tice will be held on Friday. The
squad will advance to New Haven
shortly after noon on Saturday.
Despite the fact that Yale came
by the cudgelS against Columbia
and Pennsylvania. Hardwick is not
disposed to take the Bulldog
lightly. He has dispelled from
the minds of his players that they
are in for a light afternoon on
Saturday. This was not a diff
cult task, for the MidShipmen now
are launched upon the major game
period of their schedule, when
every play and every yard counts.
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new REDSKIN
"A CES REPORT
BY FRANK BUCK" O'NE1LL

| by FRANK BUCK" ONElLk
Reinforced by two new backfield
men to bridge the emergency crea-
ted when Max Krause sprained his
knee against the New York Giants
and Sammy Baugh was battered
about his already sore shoulder,
the Washington Redskins will en-
train for Detroit on an evening
train.
They play the Lions in the
Motor City on Sunday and hope
to regain their winning stride
Frank Filchock and "Tilly" Man
ton are the new men. They joined
the Redskins this morning.
With the flair for the artistic so
characteristic of the Redskins,
they will establish headquarters at
Dearborn, Mich, amid the price
less relics and mementoS of the
past that Henry Ford has collect
ed and placed in that city. Daily
drills will be held starting tomor-
row.
BAUGH RESPONDS
The entire Re d skins squad
started for Detroit with the excep-
ton of Max KrauSe. Ray Baker,
trainer and assistant coach of the
Redskins, said this morning that
Baugh'S arm had responded to
treatment, and if necessity arose,
he could go into the game and
toss pinch pass.
Enthusiasm is high in the Red
skins headquarters over Frank
Filchock. Filchock is an Indiana
Ialumnus, elected to the mythical
"All Big Ten" team and chosen
for the All Star squad that ham,
mered the Redskins down to de-
feat in the game at Chicago. He
was purchased from the Pittsburgh
Pirates in a straight cash deal, and
the word around the local office
is that he would have been cheap
at more than he cost.
AERIAL SHARPSHOOTER
Filchock tossed the passes than
enabled the Pirates to beat the
New York Giants. He has a rifle
arm and the eye of a sharp
shooter. The contention is that
he is more accurate passer than
Ed Danowski, who is about as good
as any reasonble person could ask.
Filchock is a hefty sort of lad,
Continued on Page 26, Col A.
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whereby it can be brought up to
something approaching that Of
the AmertcdnLe
The remorseful Cubs, defeated
four straight games in the World
Series, will entirely revamp their
team, and the Pirates and Giants
are contemplating a similar house
wrecking.
The restless condition in the
older loop is best manifested
by the fact that within a few
weeks, four changes in manager.
ships have evidenced themselves.
Two requirements have been eff
fected, Hartnett for the Cubs and
Prothro for the Phillies, but Man.
ager Burleigh Grimes shoes have
not yet been filled by the Dodgers
and frankie Frisch's former job
at st. Louis is still vacant.
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clubs which are current members.
The other looks to the strength
ening of the National League, par
ticularly the top teams such as the
Cubs, Pirates and Giants who in
the last month have proven them
selves to be of small caliber, com
pared to the National League.
President William Harridge, of
the American League, has ad-
mitted his loop has its eye on Los
Angeles and San Francisco at the
sacrifice of such cities as Phila-
delphia and st. Louis, neither of
which in recent years have made
money either for their owners or
those of visiting teams.
Mr.. Harridge has given this
lifting" of the American League
face" much thought and has dis
cussed it with many men high in
the councils of major league base
ball.
He finds that streamlined trains
and airplane travel bridge the
geographical barriers involved
and that the main question is sat
isfying the owners of minor league
teams in the coast towns-whose
franchises protect them from the
invasion of competition.
The PhillieS, Browns, Athletics
and, If the truth be known, several
other clubs are so poor, a condi-
ton brought about by low attend
ance, that the leagues in which
they operate are alarmed. The
more prosperous owners feel they
will be in the same boat if they
must play those clubs at continued
losses.
Meanwhile, the National League
is particularly apprehensive over
the quality of baseball its best
teams played this and the past few
years and is considering plans
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

PRESIDENT FORD FRICK of the National League and with WILL
HARRDGE Of the American And incidentally he is all
right with Ogden OF the Orioles the club Honsby will
year.
THE WORLD SERIES IS HAPPILY ENDED. but the work Of
the Yankee office force has just begun in another activity The
clerks turning back SOMETHING MORE THAN 100000 to
fans who laid their the line for blocks Of tickets
Ordinarily that would be most painful rite BUT NOT TO
COL JACOB RUPERT No price too high with him to
Chicago with him after the
stepped down for walk along the Albany station platform
Suddenly Col stopped threw his laughed
Laughed until his sides shook
I'm LAUGHING AT BARROW" CHUCKLED COL RUP.
PERT. has back all that money" OF
NOT A DOLLAR OF BARROW'S MONEY. 1t Rup-
perts and he had to TURN BACK $125 000 the
Yankees had in four straight HE WAS SATISFIED
And the Yankees confirmed the rigid honestly
the World Series
WANT TO KNOW WHY "SLINGIN" SAMMY BAUGH is so
POPULAR with Washington football fans? Well
little incident that recently kid the
the and along big boy swinging along with the
stride of athlete GOT EXTRA TICKET MISTER"
asked the kid mo- but I'll by the gate replied the big
fellow They walked to the entrance together and the big
stuck capacious and Said my SAMMY
BAUGH WHAT'S YOURS?" The kid couldn't
HE WAS ALMOST OVERCOME.
ND NOW COMES OLD TIMER WITH NEW ENTRY IN
n THE "GREATEST TEAM STAKES. They talk about
the Yankees he writes today but have team for the
Yanks match I'd like the Yankees that
PITTSBURGH combination of the of the
century Chief thinner and O'Connor, catchers; Lever
Tannehn and Chesbro pitchers Bransd Rtchey Ely and
Williams infield. the outfied Clarke
Clarence Beaumont and THAT WAS BEFORE
WAGNER WENT INTO THE NFIELD.
THAT TEAM WOULD HAVE HIT WITH THE YANKEES
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Va. Man Wins $40
Picks l3 Winners in Contest

1908 Georgia Ave. N. W.; Harry
A. Karr, jr., 3213 Morrison st.
N. W.; James Mccarthy, 1929
Ingleside Terrace, and Joseph
F. SantOn, 1900 Sixteenth St.
N. w.
The SecOnd.place winners each
will receive two tickets to the
football game Saturday at Grif.
fifth Stadium between George
town Jniversity's undefeated
eleven and RandOlph-MacOn.
The check to Mr.. WinterSteen
and the tickets to the second
place winners will be delivered
through the mail
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
COAL
OF GRID CLUB

A stadium for Washington is the
newest goal of the Touchdown
Club which voted unanimously at
yesterdays luncheon meeting to
support a drive to give Washing
ton such an edifice.
President Ber nard Dutch"
Eberts will appoint a committee
next Monday to stimulate interest
in a stadium and to lobby for it on
Capitol Hill. Israel Foster, Com
missioner of tbe Court of Claims.
was the principal guest speaker
and he opined that Washington
should have such a stadium while
WPA funds are still available.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
BAUGHMAN
GUARD FOR Navy

Navy's football eleven, unde-
feated in its three test games, re.
ceived its first major buffet to.
day when Lieut.. Hank Hardwick
was informed by the medical de.
partment that Bex Trimble, sec
ond classman and regular right
guard on the team, would be lost
for the season. Trimble suffered
a spine injury. which. although
not severe, might develop serious
consequences were he permitted
to play again.
Baughman, an alternate end,
has been assigned to play guard,
and is expected to see action
against Yale in the Bowl on Sat
urday. Baughman weighs ITS
pounds, which is light for a guard.
Baughman'S blocking at end was
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Club members,

Club members.
This is also a challenge trophy
which has to be won three times
For permanent possession. It has
been up for competition since 1885,
when Fenton Fadeley won the
first leg on it with Stand Off. In
1886, Sun Clean, owned and rid.
den by Miss Angelina Carabelli,
made splendid performance to
win this handsome trophy. Claus,
owned and ridden by U. S. Randle,
won it in 1887.
The Knock k-Down.and-O Out Class
will also bring close competition
and interest. Ever since Miss
Margaret Cotter, mounted on
Rocksie, established a record per-
formance of six feet in a jump-off
Continued on Page 26, Col. g.
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PAIR WILL MEET.
in FEW WEEKS.
At ARENA HERE.
Norment Wins From
FeIdman Easily
BY HOWARD JACOBS


Norment Quarles VS.. Petey Sar-
ron!
That's the next attractive light
weight dish Matchmaker Goldie
Ahearn will serve to the local
fistiC following. but it won't take
place for at least two or three
weeks.
Little Petey, all logged out, was
a very much interested spectator
at Turner's Arena last night, and
he was there but for one purpose.
And that was to look over the
battle between Quarles and Lew
Feldman, which the former won
via decision.
The Birmingham (Ala.) mitt
singer. who turned in a spectacu-
lar triumph over the Yucatan Kid
on the Police Benefit card a week
ago, got a good 'eyeful' as he
watched the blond ex-collegian
left-jab his way to a unanimous
verdict, though the small gather
ing were under the impression
that it was a close scrap, due to
the off-time flickering of the
lights of each round over both
boys corner.
Quarles carried off seven Of the
Continued ON Page "a, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

Virginia carries off first prize
in the weekly Washington Times
"YOu Pick EN-" contest.
The winner Is T. X. Winter
steen, 113O Sixteenth ST.. South,
Arlington, Va, and to the victor
goes the first prize check of
$40 offered by Tony Wakeman
and Radio Station VOL.
Mr.. Wintersteen on his card
selected IL correct winners out
Of 10.
Six entries tied for second
place In the contest. They are
Harold MichaelSOn, 512 Ran
dOlph st. n. W.; Bill Neitzey,
64S Morton PL N. E.: Pete Pratt.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

Frank ~Buck" OMEN of the BASEBALL WRITER'S AS
ISOLATION OF AMERICA accepted the interference of Lands
rights the chairman of the Chicago chapter
issued credentials to WHOMSOEVER HE
PLEASED. Landis job is the BASEBALL END OF the
actions of the and its members NONE
OF BUSINESS. 1t thing for Lands to issue state
intended personal aont to Hornsby 1T is
KNOWN that Lands opposed players and manager and others
that Hornshys love
thoroughbred ruling passion of his fe NEXT TO
BASEBALL.
thought that Lands had SOMETHING ON Hornsby
entirely possible that citizens of other
munes had that thought It might easily be possible for
MAJOR LEAGUE CLUB OWNER. some MINOR LEAGUE
hold that idea And it is easily possible
thoughts MIGHT INFLUENCE THEM when to hiring
manager. Maybe HORNSBY MIGHT SUFFER such thoughts
prevalent But the Judge swung the whitewash brush
okay EVEN IF HIS PRESS PRIVILEGES WERE
CHICAGO. lot Of folks that
may clarifying Lands alleged
have made Quite definitely Hornsby is ALL RIGET WITH
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Indians and Browns
Plan 9-PIayer Swap

CLEVELAND, Oct. ia base
ball trade which will break up
both the st. Louis Browns and the
Cleveland Indians. and make the
Browns 100000 weather. in the
bargain, was expected to be an.
nounced at any moment.
According to the story. Cleve-
land is to get Buck NewSom, Ralph
Kress, Harland Cliff, Don Heffner
and Roy Bell. giving st. Louis the
500, 900, Dennis GalehouSe. Will
lis Hudlin, Sammy Hale and Earl
AVerill,
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Smashed
PfeiL Sets Pin Pace
As Records Fall

Paced by Emil Pfeil's 154 and
S69, the leading Judd and Det.
weller pinmen cracked two sea-
son records in the Graphic Arts
League last night at Lucky
Strike with team counts Of 633-
1,755. Progressive Printing
climbed into q cOntcnding pen.
nant spot by sweeping E. A.
Merkle, Inc.
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tractive pro-
gram. T h ere
W i'll be IA
classes of hunt
ers, jumpers,
h a ks an d
ponies. The ma
jor event Of the
show will be the
working hunt
ers. To tn e
winner of this
class will go the
Indian Spring
Trophy, which
was donated by
the In dian
S nr ing Hunt