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Evening star., 1938-12-18
1o uiet Please Phase Nothing But m Mild Horton Smith Contends
Riggs Next No. !,
Budqe Believes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Now
that he has exchanged his anna
teur standing for SIS 900 in cash,
Don Bulge feels that his sue
cessor, at least in United States
tennis standings, will be chunky
Bobby Riggs of Chicago.
Il played Bobby in Chicago a
few days ago." said Bulge, "and
he really was playing marvelousy
well. He's adopted a forcing
game, something he didn't have
before, and by going to the net
should be able to win the ma
tionals at Forest Hills and take
over No. ! ranking in 1939."
Bulge agreed with Riggs that,
despite his turning pro, the
United States should have a So
SO chance of retaining the Davis
Cup and added that the doubles
team of Gene Mako, his old
partner, and Jack Tidball, who
now are playing together on the
West Coast, should make q good
one.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
The probable line-ups.
Marshall, Davis Earn
Table Tennis Title

Edward Marshall and Everett Da-
Wis won the Dunbar Community Gen.
ter table tennis doubles champion
ships yesterday at the Dunbar High
School. The champions defeated
Bradshaw and r. Simms in the
finals.
Simms- -Lanhorn. 2-I. %; Marshall-Da.
Wis defeated Barnes-Abrams. 20. 30:
M. Barnes-F Barnes defeated Stewart-
Snowden. 1-2. 2-1. 2-1; Bradshaw.
Simms defeated Smith-Brown. 2-1. 60.
Second round-Marshall-Davis defeated
Amms defeated NJ. Barnes-F. Barnes. a-I.
al.
Final-Marshail-Dsvi defeated Brad.
shav-OAvis. 2-1. la. I'll, 81.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Gridders Of Old Toughest, Says Warner
Poy Full Gome-HoIds Modern Sport More Strenuous

open now. The players have dis
tances to 60 and gather momen-
tum for their blocks. When they
hit. they really mean it. Some
body goes down. 1t has developed
into slam bang game, played
by vigorous young men.
cat the same time, I think the
earlier day athletes had more
stamina. The reason is they were
trained to last whole game. 1t
was longer then, too, IS minutes
to play a half. We had fewer
substitutes. A fellow who didn't
stick out a contest considered
himself sissy, just about.
ut is my personal opinion that
a boy nowadays who can't stand
a full game isn't much of an
athlete. Figures show that with
so much time out, the entire
action is confined to II or IL
minutes"
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Dedication Of Eastern
Gym High|ights Week
For School Quints
Feast and Two Basket
Bottles on Top for
Tuesday Night
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Highlighting a week of pre-holi-
day activity for local scholastic cage
teams is the formal christening
Tuesday night of Eastern's new and
spacious gymnasium. Modern in
every respect, even down to the gang
showers and patented folding stands
the gym will be the scene of two
excitement-promising basket ball
engagements while the school Is
playing host to Its alumni at a din
ner and dance.
The gymnasium has a seating ca
pacity of 1900, and is divided into
two parts by folding doors SO that
boy and girl classes may be held at
the same time. The maple floor
makes one of the best playing sur
faces in Washington, and will be
used for several high school cham
pionship games this season along
| with the Tech and Roosevelt courts
Alumni Have Dinner.
Tuesdays activities at Eastern will
begin at pm, when the alumni
| gather in the armory for the annual
dinner. When the last roll and demi-
tasse have disappeared, the scene
shifts to the gymnasium at O'Clock
for the first basket ball contest, be-
| tween the Eastern and Roosevelt
alumni. This will be followed by the
feature clash between Eastern and
Bethesda Chevy Chase.
Both fives will be out to regain
a measure of prestige lost in games
last week. Eastern, champion OF
the District public schools, faltered
in its start against George Washing
ton High of Alexandria, and Be-
thesda dropped two games to local
schools after two wins outside the
District.
COlangel0 Pushes Indians.
Western and Anacostia also have
court engagements scheduled before
closing for weeks holiday. The In
dlans, short on reserves and expert
ence, are not spared by Coach Julian
Colangelo in his attempts to whip
them into shape, and he sends them
against st. Johns, Metropolitan
champions, tomorrow, and Mount
Rainier High on Wednesday. The St
John's game will be played at Ana
costa at 7 pm, while Mount Rainier
will be met on the suburban court
at 8 pm.
Western rounds out the pre-
Christmas schedule fitting with the
alumni at $3.50 pm. on Wednesday
at Western.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
YHondboIIers RepuIse
BuItimoreuns, 5-4

Central Y. M. c. A. handballers
registered their fourth victory in as
many starts yesterday in eking out a
decision over the strong Baltimore
"Y" team, Sd, on the local courts.
With the match score standing at
4-all, Murray Collins and Albert
Levin swung the tide in favor of the
locals by downing Baltimore's COM
bine of Bowerman and Jones, 21-8,
21-9.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

Carlisle, Pittsburgh and STAN
ford, among others.
He spends his winters at his
home here. His scrap books date
back to days when he was a
piano-legged stalwart, a college
boxing star, as we'll as gridiron
hero. Pointing to an action"
picture of the Harvard Cornell
game of 1894, played at Man.
haitian Field, New York City, he
said:
Here's why I say football Is
more strenuous today. In this
picture 81 of the % players are
on their feet. We pushed and
pulled each other around. We
were as close together as sardines
In a can. Our blocking consisted
of nudging with the shoulders.
1T makes me laugh to think
OF comparing our old game with
the modern variety. It's wide
Evening star., 1938-12-18
BY the Associated Press.


PALO ALTO, Calf, Dec. IT,
Football players OF 80 and 40
years ago were tougher and
harder than their cousins of to-
day, but the game itself is more
strenuous now than in the chin
guard and Whiskers era, says
Glenn Scobey C'Pop'D Warner.
Warner, one of the ancients of
the coaching profession. speaks
with the wisdom acquired over a
period approaching half a CEN
tury. Next year will be his 45th
since he played guard at Cornell,
captained and helped mentor the
team in his senior year.
For six seasons now he has
coached at Temple and he hopes
ito continue in the game for
awhile yet" He's seen a lot of
football-at Iowa State, Georgia,
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Varied Sports
COLLEGE Football.

ColIege Football.
Utah, IA: University of Hawaii 13.
Observation-Disclosures Hockey.
pittsburgh Hornets, 8; New Haven
Eagles. 2
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia, 3
Springfield, /: Hershey, 1.
National League Hockey.
New York Rangers, 8; Toronto Maple
Leafs, ..
American League Basket Ball.
Philadelphia Sphax, A; Troy Haymak-
ers, Al.
College Hockey.
Harvard. 8; Southern California. 3.
yale. z; Yale Alumni, q,
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Center Sports Carnival
Attracts Boys Clubs

The washington Boys Clubs plar
entries in all events of the Com
munity Center's indoor sports car
nival December 81 at Tech Gym
and according to Charley Reynolds
athletic director of the clubs, the
affair "is just what the doctor Or
dered."
The carnival will last three hours
from 7 to 10 pm, and is open te
all boys who are members of rec
ognized clubs. Medals will be
awarded winners, while the team OF
club scoring the highest point tota
viii receive q trophy.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Howard Cards Six Grid
1iIts in Conference

Howard University will plav six
football games next fall in the Col
ored intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton Conference.
The Bisons meet Morgan here No
ven1ber and play the annual
Thanksgiving game against Lincoln
University in Philadelphia.
The schedule:
October IA. Shaw at Shaw; 21, Virginia
State
November T. Morgan: II, Hampton. 10
st: Paul; Thanksgiving. Lincoln at Phila.
delphia.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
q Miner Gridmen Given
Letters at Banquet

Twenty three Miner Teachers Col
lege football players were awarded
letters last night at the annual ban
quet.
Amoz Gibson, center, was elected
captain and the group was addressed
by John r. Pinkett.
Harold Saunders. Joseph Gibson. Charles
Anderson. Herbert Boyd, Theodore Der
ricotte. Vincent McRae David Fielder.
Parker. Douglass Roberts, Emmett Seldon.
Amoz Gibson. Robert Jones. Roland Barnes.
Ferdinand Day. Leroy billiard Francis Free
Gresen Perry. Capt. Leroy Smith and
Luther McManus
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Specify Heads Lieoroti
In Camera Finish

CLC ASSUCIHCeC FreSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-Spec-
ify, 3-year-old gelding owned by A.
A. Baroni of Reno, New, won the
$4,000 added San Francisco Handi-
cap today at Tanforan track.
1t was Photographic finish, Lii
garoti, Argentine thoroughbred, run
ming second and c. S. Towards Ad-
vocator third. The time for the mile
and one.sixteenth was 1:43A.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Three Lettermen Back
At RondoIph-Mucon

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Dec. II (Spe-
ciaD.-Three letter men have re-
turned to the Randolph-Macon bas-
ket ball squad which Coach Lewis
Holiday is preparing for q 16-game
schedule beginning January IL.
The team will be built around the
veteran trio of Capt. Gerald VIII
liams, Joe Frene and Jimmy Knep-
per. Frene, Washington boy, and
Williams received honorable men
ton for last years all-State team.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Foirfox Plans Grid Team

FAIRFAX, Va, Dec. 18 (SpeciaD =.
Plans are being made here to have
football team representing Fair
fax High School next season. The
County School Board hos passed q
resolution permitting football under
certain restrictions. ,..r.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
L. S. u. Siqns Sunders

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. II up.
H. R. Red) Sanders, former Van
derbilt quarterback and for the last
season freshman football coach
under Josh Cody at the University
Of Florida, has been added to the
Louisiana State coaching star as a
backfield coach.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Totals 4 O 8
135-Pounders STRUGGLE
To Break Title Tie

The 135-pound football champion
ship of the National City League will
be decided today-baring . tie-in
the game between the Georgetown
eleven and Taranto and Wasman
scheduled for 2 pm. at Ballston Sta
dium. This will be the third time
this season that the two clubs have
met. Both previous contests ended
in scoreless ties.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Wrong Down Ref
In Sugar Bowl
By the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated freSB.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 17.-John
Getchell said today he had been
chosen to referee the Sugar Bowl
game between Texas Christian
and Carnegie Tech, victim of his
now famous wrong down" de-
cision in the game the Skiboes
lost to Notre Dame, 7 to 0.
His appointment was recon-
mended by Bill Kern, Carnegie
Tech coach.
The Sugar Bowl game is sched-
uled for January 2.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
QuinneII Is High Scorer
In Junior ). :. Loon

Quinnell Of Memorial Chapel was
high scorer in the Y. M. c. A. Junior
Sunday School League last night.
whipping the nets for six field goals
and IL points as his quintet sank
wisconsin Avenue Baptist, 4O-4.
Cohen, his teammate, was right be-
hind him with 10 points.
Other games also were sided.
Calvary Baptist downed United
Brethren, 20-8, and Y. M. C. A. de-
feated Foundry M. E., 26-1O.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
No. 4P. B. {. Grid Team
Keeps Slate Clean

The No. 4 Police Boys Club 100
pound team completed an unde-
feated season yesterday by downing
the No. team, A to 0, winning, at
the same time, the championship In
its division of the Police Club
League.
No. previously had won the title
in the Junior Colonial League and
had defeated a team of all-stars
from Northwest Washington.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
D. G. BOYS Are Honored

Sylvan Stein Of Washington was
among the IS cadets at Staunton
Military Academy receiving varsity
football letters. Wayne Minear and
Bryon Paul, also of Washington,
received junior varsity monograms.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Moore Replaces BuhIer
On East Grid Squad
BY the Associated Press.

Ds tne Associated PreSS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 17.-Wilbur
Moore, Minnesota right halfback,
was named today to the east squad
for the East-West all-star game at
zezar Stadium, San Francisco, Janu-
ary Q.
Bernie Bierman, Minnesota head
coach and co-coach of the East
squad said Moore will replace Larry
Buhler. Minnesota halfback, who
was injured in an automobile acci-
dent in st. Paul Friday.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Come at HyuttsviIIe

Company F of the National
Guards at Hyattsville is playing q
basket ball game at 3 pm. today
with the Tilton A. G. i've Of Balti-
more at tho Hyattsville Armory.
Evening star., 1938-06-01

ripe, firm, clean and unblemished.
Poor condition of berries or other fruits
will result in poor condition OF the
Jam or jelly. Work quickly, in small
patches, for a really good product.
TUTTI FRUTTI JAR.
Buy a stone crock with lid and
wash 1t thoroughly. Place one quart
of brandy in it, and add, as they come
into season, one quart Of strawberries,
one quart cherries, one quart rasp-
berries, one quart blackberries, one
quart currants, one quart gooseberries,
one quart peeled, sliced apricots; one
quart peeled, sliced peaches; one quart
peeled, sliced pineapple, etc. Every
time you add the fruit, add the same
amount of sugar. The mixture should
be stirred every day until the last of
the fruit has been added. Cover the
crock we'll, and keep in cool, dark
place.
RHUBARB AND STRAWBERRY
CONSERVE.
cups diced rhubarb.
cups strawberries.
] cup seeded raisins.
oranges, grated rind and pulp.
cups sugar.
II cup blanched and chopped wal
nut meats.
Put the rhubarb, orange rino and
pulp, and raisins in kettle with the
sugar and let stand all night. In the
morning add the washed and hulled
Evening star., 1938-06-01
Manners
of the
Moment

YOU really shouldn't curb the man
who gesticulates with his knife
and fork at the table :. If he's good
at it. I know it isn't supposed to
be done. But he may be able to
make knives and forks talk like pup
pets.
Here's my car, and here's his" he'll
say. And if he has that fine dra-
matte power over the silverware, you'll
all be sitting with your mouths open
waiting to see what happened. And
even if you know that talking with
a knife and fork is not considered
the most refined behavior in the
world, you shouldn't care. If he is
an artist at it. he has earned the
right to break the rule.
Naturally an amateur, who waves
o fork meaninglessly, and splatters
gravy in your eye at the same time,
ought to be gently put in his place
by having his fork taken away from
him until he promises to keep it
within bounds But do give fellow
o chance to show whether he is an
artist or an amateur before you start
quoting etiquette rules to him.
JEAN.
Evening star., 1938-06-01
Not One Bit Too Soon Begin Tacng the Annual Job
Dorothy Dix Says
Golden Wedding Will Be Enjoyed
If Both Work Hard Together.

different worlds and they grow so far
apart that there is no common ground
on which they can meet. Hence the
pathetic old couples that we see all
about us who can't even carry on a
conversation together.
AS for the value of the husband and
wife being yokemates who put all of
their strength and energy into pulling
the load together, there can be no argu-
ment. They are bound to get there. It
Is teamwork that does it. No man can
succeed who has a wife who Is lazy
and baker and shirker and who re-
fuses to cooperate with him. And
there are mighty few men who fail who
have wives who put their hearts and
their backs in their husbands careers
and make of their shoulders a ladder
on which they can climb to success,
All of which sums up into emphasize
ing once more that marriage is a
partnership in which the husband and
wife must work together in harmony
and with single purpose if they want
it to succeed. DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1938-06-01
Robert Coates Photo,

(3D requires 3h yards of 3s-inch
material, with short sleeves. With
long sleeves, ~ yards. Purchased
belt and Ascot.
Send Is cents for the Barbara Bell
Spring and Summer Pattern Book.
Make yourself attractive, practical and
becoming clothes, selecting designs
from the Barbara Bell well-planned,
easy-to-make patterns.
Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1938-06-01
Answering
Readers
No Definite Rule
About Seating
Guests in Car.
BY EMILY POST.

DEAR MRS. POST: Is there any
definite rule about seating guests
in car when my husband and I ask
them driving with us2 My husband
drives the car on these occasions and
either the guests are Cd man and
wife, (2) two women, or 90 young
man and woman who are engaged
Answer: % If you are all friends,
there is no rule further than seating
those together who have most to say
to each other. If the man and your
husband are particularly congenial
then seat the man in front and seat
the wife in the back with you. If
your guests are strangers, it would be
more formal to seat the wife next to
your husband and invite her husband
to sit with you. But there is no fixed
rule. CD One with him and the other
with you, in whichever order would be
most agreeable to all of you. 90 You
would let the engaged people sit TO-
gether.
DEAR MRS. POST: Recently read
something in a newspaper which
was, know, intended to be fun, but
which to me has always seemed
problem. The bit in the paper was
headed "One for Emily Post" and
said: II wish to submit the following
question: Who is permitted to use the
arms Of the seats In theater?" Will
you take this seriously for a minute
and tell me If there is any way to
preserve ones rights-and, Incl
dentally, ones temper-in the theater
when neighbors insist upon monopo-
lizing the arm rests?
Answer AS a matter of fact, this Is
a very interesting as well as important
question, since 1t does often happen
that we sit in the theater with no arm
to lean on at all. The person on the
aisle naturally. uses the arm that is
on the aisle and that leaves the one
on his other side for his campanion.
When a seat Is in a section between
two aisles, the one with q seat at mid
center will have the luxury Of two
arms. But unless this plan is prac-
ticed some one in the row will be with
out an arm.
II X X
DEAR MRS. POST: Is a speakers
wife always included at the
speakers table? We are having sew
eral men speakers at an organization
dinner. and they are not strangers
to the community, although they are
not members of the organization.
Their wives are invited, of course,
but in providing places for them we
don't want to ask them to the speak
ers' table If it is not discourteous not
to. Where, If not at the same table
with their husbands, should they be
seated?
Answer: 1t Is never considered
necessary that the wives Of the speak
ers be seated at the head table unless
the speakers are very few and there
is plenty Of room for everyone. When
there are many officers and speaker to
sit at the head table, it is obviously
impossible to include the husbands
and wives who are not taking part.
They should, however, be seated at a
front table; If not the one in the direct
center, then at least one next to that.
and usually together, so that their
table forms, as 1t were, speakers
auxiliary.
tcopyright. 193sJ
Evening star., 1938-06-01
The Old Gardener Soys:

The physostegia, called rosy
spire, is recommended to plant in
the driest, sunniest part of the
garden, where the soil is inclined
to be poor. In such a location it
will produce spikes of flowers
about foot long during the
month of September. The flow-
ers are rosy purple in color and
the plants grow to a height Of 3
to 312 feet. Summer glow is an
other physostegia well worth
growing. 1t comes into bloom
about mid-August and covers its
4-foot spikes with rosy crimson
flowers over length of 10 inches.
Vivid Is more dwarf variety, only
about 20 inches high, which
blooms very late. The common
name of the physostegia is false
dragonhead.
Copyright, 1889
Evening star., 1938-06-01
Thinning Radishes, Lettuce,

RadShes are usually thinned by
using them. This always results in a
lot OF imperfect specimens which must
be thrown away. 1t is good plan to
thin the seedlings when they first ap-
pear.
Leaf lettuce should be thinned when
growth begins, to about inch be-
tween plants. AS lettuce is usually
planted. this means discarding the big
majority Of the seedlings Those re-
naming will develop rapidly, however,
and soon will be large enough for
some to be used. Pull up alternate
plants for this use. This process may
be continued until the plants have 4 to
D inches, enough to attain full growth.
Evening star., 1938-06-01
Soap Scatters Scum Specks.

Those tiny specks Of scum that
confront you just as you are about
to hang the wash on the line are
usually caused by hard water. Use
soft or softened water for rinsing, or
give the clothes light suds rinse
before the regular rinse, and the scum
will float out of the fabric.
Evening star., 1938-06-01
BY BARBARA BELL.

ny DAhbAhA BELL.
7 TERE is a cool, simple frock
- that will fill the daytime re-
quirement for smart attire.
u u This coat dress is easy to
wear and easy to keep fresh. Made
up in white sharkskin, linen or pique
and worn with different, bright-col-
ored accessories, it will be Joy all
through the summer for business,
shopping, spectator sports or travel.
The lines are extremely good. Wide
revers and sleeves puffed high at the
shoulders emphasize the slimness of
the waistline and hips. The double
breasted front closing continues to be
high style.
Tailored clothes are easy to make
when you use Barbara Bell patterns.
A detailed sew chart, included in each
pattern, explains every step. Follow
this chart when making up pattern
No. 1457-B and the tailored effect of
the design will be achieved.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1457-B
is designed for sizes IA, Is, 10, 20
and 40. Corresponding bust measure
ments 80, "a. SO, 38 and 40. Size 16
Evening star., 1938-06-01
Spice Waters.

70 cup shortening.
cup sugar.
eggs.
( cups pastry flour.
2 teaspoons baking powder.
teaspoon cinnamon.
teaspoon cloves.
N teaspoon allspice.
" teaspoon nutmeg.
II teaspoon salt.
u cup milk.
teaspoon vanilla.
Cream butter, and add sugar yradu-
ally. Add eggs, well beaten and mix
thoroughly. Sift dry ingredients to-
gether, and add alternately with the
milk and vanilla. Roll the dough and
cut into slices, or insert dough into
cooky molds, chill until firm enough
to hold shape, and slice. Bake in o
moderate oven about IL minutes.