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Evening star., 1938-02-09
PRINCETON BOARD
WAITS ON CR|SLER
Coach May Inform Athletic
Body Today on Status of
Michigan Berth.
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. Feb. e.-Herbert
Orrin (Fritz) Crisler. one of
v a half-dozen prominent foot
ball coaches who have been
mentioned as successor to Harry Kipke
at Michigan. may turn out to be the
one man the Wolverines want
Further information on this point
may be disclosed today at the meeting
of the Princeton University Council OF
Athletics. The latest word. from au-
thoritative sources is that Michigan
has offered new terms to the Tiger
head coach, and, If he has decided
to accept. Crisler probably will inform
the council today.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
ENTERS IS IN MEET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (P).-Manhat-
tan College has entered 35-man
team, headed by l. c. "A Mile Cham
pion Lou Burns, in the 7th Regiment
A. A. track meet in the regimental
armory Friday night. Burns will meet
Glenn Cunningham. Blaine Rideout
of North Texas Teachers. William Dow
Jenkins Of Bound Brook, N. j., and
Ernie Federoff of the Millrose A. A. In
the special invitation mile.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
HORSE FOLK ON PARTY
Columbus Show Committee to
Stage Varied Entertainment.

Equine enthusiasts may attend the
Columbus Horse Show Committee
party, being staged tonight at the
Forest Glen, Md, Knights of Columbus
Hall, and enjoy everything from drama
to dancing.
Something Of good will gesture to
stimulate interest in the committees
plans for the year, the entertainment
will include vocal selections by Miss
Jean Tyser and Dement, Bonifant,
novety dancing, a one-act play, "Spe-
cial Agent; accordion solos, refresh
ments and dancing. The party will
begin promptly at $50 o'clock and
no admission will be charged.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
HEURICH CAGERS BUSY
Royals, Sleuths Clash in Feature
of Three-Game Card,

Three games are scheduled for to-
night in the Heurich Cup Basket Ball
League at the Heurich gymnasium. In
the evenings opener Bureau of In
vestigation will play the Regal
Clothiers, who are setting the pace in
the second half. This is scheduled
for 7:30 o'clock.
Senate Beer, which was unbaeten
until Regal bagged a decision last
Sunday, will play Delaware and Hud-
son at $50. At $50 Marine Reserves
will meet Lubeseal.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
ROOSEVELT is VICTOR
West and Perlo Lead in Defeat of
Little Generals.

George West and Hymie Perlo scored
~ and 10 points, respectively, yester-
day in leading Roosevelt basketers to
their 1927 smothering of the Little
Generals of Westinghouse on the
Roosevelt court.
A surge midway the third period put
the Generals within three points of the
Riders, but at that point Coach Lit
man inserted his flrst-stringers, who
pulled away handily.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
Crisler Unc0mmunicative.
4 THOUGH Crisler avoided com

N 110O111 Nlkol
ment and Prof. Burnham Dell,
head of the Princeton athletic board,
said he had no definite information
to make public, the Associated Press
learned yesterday that the status Of
Michigan's effort to get Crisler re-
Gently has undergone sharp change.
Crisler had said definitely that he
would not accept the original offer
from Michigan and would consider
leaving Princeton only to take bet
ter position. That was taken to mean
that he wanted something more than
a coaching job at Michigan, where
Athletic Director Fielding H. Yost will
become eligible for retirement in three
years.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
OWLS TAKE CAGE
LEAD, NEAR TITLE
Pitt Is Only Temple Hurdle
After 49.to-39 Victory
Over Penn State.
Rs the Associated Press

tlic ASSOClatcQ freSS.
~ NLY Pittsburgh remains in the
way of the high-fying Owls
\ J of Temple in the Eastern In
tercollegiate Conference race,
and the Panthers stalk the Owls-or
vice versa-tonight.
Temple walloped Penn State. the
early season leader in the conference,
last night, 40 to 80. and swept into
undisputed possession of first place.
The teams we're tied for the lead be-
fore the game. Pitt. tied for second
with State, now will challenge Tenn
pies leadership at Pittsburgh tonight,
and If they can't stop the Owls no
other team will make a race of it
for some time.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
Tied for Series Lead.

Tied for Series Lead.
EASTERN'S setback was something
of a double dose. for the Lincoln
Parkers earlier in the day were tied
for the interhigh series lead by West
ern. The Red Raiders withstood
belated Central rally to win. 1920, in
the feature of twin bill at Tech High
gym.
Western and Eastern share the lead
with five triumphs and one loss apiece
and likely will remain knotted until
they clash February 23 Central
merely plunged deeper into the cellar.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
MATTE LANDS KNOCKOUT
Washington Heavyweight Slows
Pack in Tenth Stanza.

DETROIT. Feb. 8.-Natie Brown.
veteran Washington heavyweight
mauler. planted a right hand on the
chin of Lorenzo Pack, Detroit Negro.
last night and scored a tenth-round
knockout.
The finishing blow came In the
closing seconds of the final heat. Pack
weighed 2l0. Brown scaled 1873.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
NAVY OUT OF TICKETS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 9 P.-The
Navy Athletic Association has an
nounced that all tickets had been dis
tributed for the Navy-Virginia boxing
meet here Saturday night. No others
are available,
Evening star., 1938-02-09
HOWARD is NOSED OUT
Morgan Basketers Win on Pot
Shot Near Close, 52.51.

A last-second pot shot registered q
slight jolt to Howards titular hopes
last night as they were nosed out,
52-51. by the Morgan University quint
In Baltimore.
At a three-point disadvantage at
the half when the count was 1925,
the Bisons pulled out in the final
stanzas to tie the score and forge one
point ahead when Lampkins of the
Marylanders sank his fatal counter
with As seconds to 20.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
Hurdler Towns Not Bothered by Smoke in Armories


well-filled ash trays, a few pencil
stubs and scratch pad, the only
decoration on the big mahogany
desk of AL We'll, matchmaker of
the Twentieth Century Sporting
Club, Is 10-cent copy Of Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs,"
which Al pores over when no one
is'looking.
Those reports that Chairman
John j. Phalen of the New York
State Athletic Commission is to be
succeeded in two weeks by Deputy
Commissioner Tom Farley, are the
bunk -. The generals term has
another year to 60 and he isn't
about to resign.
Cam Henderson of Marshall COL
1ege In West Virginia was the foot
ball coach who took out a $4,000
life insurance policy on Jumping
Jackie" Hunt. the Huntington High
School sensation P. Stunt
enrolled ct MarshAll two days later
Evening star., 1938-02-09

Petey Kane, the British middle.
weight, is a blacksmith and does
all his training at the old forge.
which in all probability is located
under one of those well-known
spreading chestnut trees Nine
fellows who can sympathize with
the New York State Athletic Com
mission in trying to get Tony Ga
lento into a training camp are the
nine former managers of the New
ark Night Stick"
Michigan once had a "point-a.
minute" football team, and now U.
OF Detroit, few miles away, comes
up with a "point-a-minute" basket
ball quint 80. Roanoke COLLEGE. At
Salem, Va, with q student bodv az
800, has one Of the best caxe
Evening star., 1938-02-09
G. w. HIGH TRAILING
Third in Central Division of Bas-
ket Ball League.

ket Ball League.
RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 9 (P.-Seven
OF the fourteen teams in the State
Glass A Scholastic Basket Ball League
are in the running for the champion
ship.
John Marshall, standing after the
three leaders in the central district,
appears to have little chance Of hold
ing the crown it has won the past two
years.
Leaders, with the league records,
are:
Evening star., 1938-02-09

Eli Blank, Moe Tannenbaum and
Vic De Leon paced Tech to rather
inconsequential 1923 win over Wilson
in the opening game. Tech remains
in fourth place and Wilson still Is
buried in the fifth notch.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
Eager for Early Start.

nEAN said he had not heard from
the Cards since January IA, when
he returned, unsigned, their first con-
tract, but he expressed hope that
terms could be reached without delay,
because I'm anxious to 60 into train
ing on the first day and get ready for
a return to form"
I'm not being stubborn about this
thing the pitcher added. If Mr..
Hickey Branch Hickey. ST. Louis
vice president invites me to meet
him in st. Petersburg or anywhere
else in Florida to discuss terms. I
will accept"
The right-hander had his worst
season last year. winning IL and los
ing 9 games. He was bothered with
a sore toe, injured in the all-star game
in midsummer.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
How They Stand
In School Series


Tech VS.. Eastern, Tech High
gym. 7:30.
Roosevelt vs.. Central, Tech High
gym. $50.
Yesterdays Results.
Tech. "a; Wilson, %.
Western, "a; Central, 20.
Previous Results.
Tech, II; Wilson, IL.
Western, 20; Central, 10.
Roosevelt, 2: Eastern, 0 (forfeit).
Tech, SO; Central, %.
Eastern, IS; Wilson, 26.
Western, 81; Tech, %.
Eastern, a.; Tech, l3.
Roosevelt. 80; Central, "a.
Eastern, 18; Western, IA.
Roosevelt, 80; Wilson, q.
Eastern, 81; Central, "a.
Roosevelt, 80; Tech, "a.
Western. 81; Roosevelt, 10.
Wilson, %: Central, 81.
Western. 81; Wilson, "a.
Tech, 81: Central, %.
Eastern, As; Roosevelt, IS.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
Plenty of Other Events.

THESE games, however, serve merely
as appetizers for the remainder
OF the weeks card. Tomorrow night
William and Mary will invade College
Park to stack up against Maryland
while American University will jour-
ney to Charlottesville to face Virginia
and Wilson Teachers College plays
host to ElizabethtoWn Teachers al
Wilson gym.
Friday one of the most eagerly an
tlclpated collegiate events of the in
door season will be unraveled at Mary
lands Ritchie Coliheum in celebration
OF all-university night. The Terps
will meet V. M. l. in basket ball. while
the Old Line boxers will seek their
first victory over the season at West
ern Marylands expense.
On the same evening Georgetown
will swing over to Richmond to feud
with Virginia Medical College and
Wilson Teachers courtmen entertain
Blue Ridge Teachers.
Saturday Is Busy Time.
GEORGE WASHINGTON will hop
back into action Saturday night
against Wayne at Tech High, while
Catholic University and MARYLAND
basketers will meet at College Park,
with proceeds being turned over to the
Presidents paralysis relief fund.
Cardinal mittmen will aim at Villa
nova ringmen at Brookland gym,
Georgetown will invade Morgantown,
w. Va, to meet West Virginia and
Wilson Teachers will stack up against
Millersville Teachers at Wilson gym in
other attractions.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
'D|z zEAGER To SIGN,
BUT FOR FAT COIN
Would Smoke Pipe of Peace
With Card Officials to
Tune of $4,000.
BY the Associated Press

N RADENTON, Fla. Feb. g.
X Dizzy Dean broke his unaccus-
toned silence today to indi-
cate that he was anxious to
smoke the pipe of peace with officials
OF the st. Louis Cardinals-to the tune
Of $4,000 contract.
That amount would represent a
$500 reduction from the salary the
hurler said he received in 1887 and
is just $4,000 more than the Cards
are reported to have offered.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

Il ORE prestige than ever has
M been snatched by a local
w scholastic basket ball team
4 will be sought by the newly
crowned city champion. ST. Johns.
Coach Gene Augusterfer today re-
vealed the Cadets will accept forth
coming bid to the National Catholic
tournament next month at Chicago.
Undisputed schoolboy champions of
this sector by virtue of their 1918 VIC
tory over Eastern last night at Catho-
lie University gym before $500 fren-
lied spectators. the Cadets will attempt
to capture national recognition and
thus install local scholastic basket ball
on the highest level it has enjoyed
since Central won the University of
Pennsylvania tourney in 1927.
Likened to Central Team.
pROBABLY not since that Central
team Of Forrest Burgess, Pete Nee,
Sam Tash. Bill Crouch and Warren
Swift shared the Pennsylvania tourney
title and the Eastern scholastic cham
pionship with it has any local club so
thoroughly aroused its followers. And,
significantly. the current St. Johns
edition is patented somewhat along
the same lines as that smooth Central
outfit coached by Bert Coggins.
The Cadets clinging defense, which
has limited the foremost quints in this
area To an AVERAGE of less than On
points game. coupled with the fact
that any of four lads is likely to pour a
steady stream of leather through the
net, gives ST. Johns an improved team
over the club that last year Travelled
to the seni-finals of the Washington
Lee University tournament at Lexing-
ton, Va.
AS a so-called money" team, St.
Johns is there, as evidenced by its
Evening star., 1938-02-09

after turning down offers from Is
other schools.
Evening star., 1938-02-09
c. W., CATHOLIC j.
HAVE STR0NCFOES
Play Hosts to Westminster
and Wayne-Action Heavy
Following Days.
. EORGE WASHINGTON and
Catholic University basket
ball teams tonight will apply

I ball teams tonight will apply
~ the match to a firecracker
collegiate program that will reach its
peak over the week end.
The Colonials. determined to regain
their winning stride after a disastrous
road trip, will clash with Westminster
tossers at Tech High gym at BIS
O'Clock. while the Cardinals will seek
to extend their prolonged winning
streak of one game into two at Cath
olic University gym at the same time
against Wayne University.
George Washington will be forced to
play minus the services of Capt.
Tommy O'Brien, high-scoring forward,
who still is favoring a sprained ankle
received last week A MARYLAND
George Washington freshman game
will precede the varsity collision at
7:l5 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1938-02-09

Totals IL 224 Totals - 20
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-08-03
August 8, 1888

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office, the higher Will be it's reclassifi7
cation and the better its service and
equi pment. 1t is, therefore, decidedly
to our advantage to give it all Of our
business.
Patroni zing other post offices does
not help them materially but does retard
and weaken our own, prolonging the day
Of up-to-date service and city delivery.
Every purchase, no matter how small,
every box rented, and every money order
issued helps our office and US that much.
It; is noteworthy that we are already
being provided services not required by
the REGULATE ons. The office stays open
from 1880 Am. until $3.50 PM, instead
Of the required $3.50 to 600. Through
tho efforts Of Postmaster Bryant, We
have extra incoming and outgoing mails,
extra lock boxes and parcel post racks,
and special service on new stamps.
Seeing what very genial staff is
able to do wi a fourth class office,
should hasten to give that office
O boost in classification by giving it
oil our business.
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anco with the Cooporator's policy one
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romai ndor is di stri butod to all who
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CUSTER'S LAST STAND
Volume / Number 20


provided Greonbolt from public funds,
but it is problomatic how many Groom
bolt children may profit by her
viccs. One Of tho arguments against
offering kindergarten to oil Groonbo1t
children Without fec that +!1on
moro Chi ldrcn would enroll than could
DO provided for. In othor words one Of
the purposes Of tho fee would be to do
privo certain proportion OF child
ron from kindergarten training. This
means that those favored children who
have parents who afford, or who tako
the trouble to afford, the enrolment
fec, arc to profit partly at tho expense
Of the rost. Unfortunately these favored
children probably those who mood
kindergarten least; the welfare Of tho
community would probably be better served
if ovory measure was taken to sec that tho
undorpri vi logged children, specially,
givon this training.
Certainly, goal should be kinder
carton training for all our Chi ldron
and certainly it is doploroblo policy to
offor such c public service from public
funds Wi thout making it equally available
to oil. To say that only small part
Of the community con profit from, the SCR
vice and to depend upon what sup
posed to be nominal foes to provo pro-
hibitory to many is example. OF "oco-
nomic royalty" sort Of reasoning that
should not be allowed in Groonbolt.
1t is admitted thot than pious
hope is needed to give kindergarten
training to oil children. Funds
not available, nor the room, to provide
idoa1 sotup.
However moro funds could be oppropi-
atod than havo boon, and unrontod apart
monts furni sh additional room. Much
Of the equipment be homemade, oId
many Of tho women Of the community could
be pressed into service by on energetic
and inspiring kindergarten supervisor.
Only by working together along those
rloyNc Of SNnrn11o1
lrcor thoir 1i1,dc Q
Evening star., 1938-10-02

are tight If you can reach inside 1t,
clean out the ashes or residue with a
wad of rags.
If the metal has become thin, you
have a serious fire hazard on your
hands, and it should be replaced be-
fore you start up the system. Test it
by pushing firmly against 1t with your
hand: if it's CorrOded it will bend in
under moderate pressure. When in
doubt about its condition, take it
down, even though you have to get
tlnsmlth to replace it.
Turning now to the chimney, be
sure that the smoke pipe, or vent.
makes a tight connection with the
masonry. If 1t doesn't your draft will
be impaired. test mne by burning
a bunch of newspapers with drafts
open. When they are we'll af1amc |
pass lighted candle all around the
junction Of the metal pipe with the
chimney If the flame sucks in at all
| plug the crack with some tlreproot
plastic. If you have a clean-out at
the bottom of your chimney. be sure
that the cast-ron door closing the
opening is also tight, since leak there
will affect the draft
Coal l-burnlng furnaces and boilers
will deposit some ash at the bottom
of the chimney f1ue. 1t is not likely
that there will be any great deposit
from gas or oil, but it is well to clean
out the ash dumps at least once
wear. And remember that gas fumes
will attack mortar as well as metal.
and if YOUR gas burner has been in use
for several years, inspect the masonry
Joints of the chimney.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

by Theodore Crane
Poesso, of Architectural Engineering, Yoe University

thermostatlc operation be sure that
you are getting proper action. For
example, does the bottom draft open
sufficiently and does the dalnper in
the smoke hood close tightly when
the instrument calls for heat? If they
don't, or if the draft is not com
plctely shut off when IT should be,
adjust the operating CHAINS until
everything works perfectly.
For OIL and gas-frcd boilers the
burners should be cleaned and checked
at this tune SO should the oil-supply
line and the safetv-contro, system:
but | recommend that YOU hire
professional service man for this work
And this also applies to the modern
alr-condltlonmg units The manufac-
turers recommendations should be
followed in regard to the work you
can do yourself
If you have an old-typc hot-air
system. inspect II carefully for leakage
between the fire box and the cast-Iron
dome If this JOINT IS not tight, coal
gas Will pass INTO the outer casing and
Contanlnate tho circulated air. ! you
smell coal gas coming through the
tiues it IS time to have this Joint reset.
When YOU have completed the IN
spectlon and cleaning OF the heating
unit. pass to the back OF the boiler
or furnace and look over the sheet
metal smoke pipe that connects it
to the chimney 1t IS an excellent
precaution when burning gas or coal
to take this pipe down. clean 1t and
inspect 1t each year You should at
least check II for corros.on and make
sure that the JOINTS and connections
Evening star., 1938-10-02

botl tiilS tHllc vi stdi VIC
A always go over our heating
4 u system TO make sure that
everything is IN working order. Eff
Cient operation means convenience
and economy in fuel consumption;
besides. both my wife and | have a
horror of fire and are particularly
anxious to eliminate hazard
We inspect the heating unit first In
the case of steam or hot water svo-
tenn the boiler, or heater, should have
been left full of water during the sum-
mer. The rusty sediment Can be re-
moved from heater by drawing off
lust few palfuls of water from the
lowest dram Then fresh water should
be added up to the required level.
To remove rust from steam boiler
the manufacturers recommend clean
ing powder Just unscrew the safety
valve and pour the powder into the
boiler, allowing it to remain for about
three weeks while the boiler IS in use,
and then draining 1t out. Another
method that have found works well
IS to flush and drain several times,
following that by surface skmmng"
Surface sklmmlng is simple provided
you can borrow a falr-slzed monkey
wrench with which to remove the plug
1,laced IN the front OF the boiler at
aosout the level of the water line.
Wnth the plug out. bulld light fire
Nat will heat the water to the boiling
JOINT Then | let Just enough cold
water INTO the boiler 10 cause any
surface scum or OIL to flow out
through the opening
If YOU have hot-aIr system. such
matters as those have lust described
will not concern you. but for any
coal-flred furnace or boiler YOU should
inspect the CRATE bars to make Sure
that they line up properly and need
no TeplaCementS For the steam and
water boilers YOU should also give th@
fl-rS thorough cleaning with a wire
brush - which should be part of your
boiler equipment.
In coal-tlrcd units You should check
the draft control. Particularly for
Evening star., 1938-10-02

"A PATENTED silent alarm urist match
enables the wearer to be awakened
without the use OF bell or any other
audible alarm He merely has to wind
and set a special spring attachment
which at the desired time causes
an efficient pricklng of the wearer's
wrist.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

it see your dentist at once You may not
be in for any real trouble, but let him de-
eide Usually, however. he will tell you
that YOURS is a case of gums grown lazy
and tender gums deprived OF hard. Wig
orous chewing by our modern soft foods.
His advice will probably be to give your
Evening star., 1938-10-02

gums more exercise and, like SO many
dentists today. he may suggest the health
full stimulation of Ipana and massage"
For Ipana is designed not only to clean
teeth but with massage to aid your gums
as we'll Massage little lpana into your
gums every time you clean your teeth.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
MAKING LIFE EASIER

"A "SHOCKPROOF" automobile is the
patented dream of one inventor. 1t
has no mudguards. no tenders and
no running boards But thick, heavy
resilient bumper enclrcles the body
and wheels. so that III case of collision
there is no crash, Just bounce.
-HehNikG LAWRENCE
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Smiles grow |ove|er with !pana and Massage!

Circulation within the gum tissues is
aroused-weak, tender gums tend to be-
come hrmer. healthier
Buy an economical tube of Ipana at
your druggists today. Ipana with massage
is one helpful way to healthier gums and
brighter teeth-a radiant smile!
Evening star., 1938-10-02

lpana and massage is modern
way to help keep your gums firm
and your teeth sparkling!
IIoW important a bright, sparkling
L i smile can be. How much II can mean
to a girls popularity or mans success
And vet how many people seem del,ber-
atelv careless about the brightness and
sparkle Of their smiles
Pink tooth brush" neglected dull teeth
dingy gums what toll they can exact
of charm and good looks!
That first tinge of "pink" on your tooth
brush is only warning But when you see
Evening star., 1938-10-02

BOUT this time of year we
~ always go over our heating
4 u system to make sure that