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Evening star., 1938-01-19
CHAUTE|MPS FACES
NEWLAB0R ISSUES
Cabinet Conference Called
to Meet Menace to
Government.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS, Jan. 19.-New labor dis
turbances arose today to harass the
remodeled government Of Radical So
cialist Camille Chautemps, and the
premier at once called a conference of
his ministers to deal with them.
The labor issue and accompanying
fall of the franc forced out M. Chau-
temps previous Peoples Front cabinet
which included Socialist ministers and
had Communist support in Parlia-
ment
Eighteen of the twenty ministers in
the new cabinet are Radical Socialists,
no Socialists are included, and Com
munist support apparently will be un-
necessary to keep it intact.
Radical Socialist Foreign Minister
Yvon Delbos and Defense Minister
Edouard Daladier retain their posts,
assuring continuation of Frances vast
defense program.
Crisis Longest Since War.
M. Chautemps formed the govern
ment yesterday, the fifth day of the
longest French cabinet crisis since the
World War, when Socialists in the
Chamber Of Deputies assured him
their parliamentary support. The
cabinet meeting was set for tomorrow
morning
The recurring labor disturbances
included a demand by Bordeaux mu-
nicipa, employees that the City Coun-
Gil increase living allowances. The
notice set January 81 as the deadline
for completing negotiations before a
general strike order.
The regional Office of the General
Confederation of Labor approved q
strike by Lyon laundry workers, after
employers declined to accept arbitra-
ton of a wage controversy.
In Chamber Tomorrow.
After their session tomorrow morn
ing and a second meeting Friday
morning the cabinet ministers are to
make their first appearance in the
Chamber of Deputies Friday after
noon. The degree Of Communist sup
port to be expected then may become
apparent.
The official cabinet list:
Ministers of State-Louis Frossard
and Georges Bonnet.
Foreign Affairs-Yvon Delbos.
1nterior-Albert Sarraut.
Justice-Cesar Campinchi.
National Defense and War-Edouard
Daladier.
Air-Guy Lachambre.
Navy-William Bertrand.
Finance-Paul Marchandeau.
Public Works-Henri Queuille,
Agriculture-Fernand Chapsal.
Education-Jean Zay.
Labor-Paul Ramadier.
Commerce-Pierre Cot,
Colonies-Theodore Steeg.
Communications-Fernand Gentin,
Health-Marc Rucart.
Pensions-Robert Lassalle,
Merchant Marine-Paul Elbel,
Evening star., 1938-01-19
SCHOOLBOY PATROL
TRAINING IS URGED
Benning Citizens Association
Claims Police Lax in In
structino Memherc
structing Members.

The Benning Citizens Association
recommended increased training Of
the schoolboy patrol members in their
duties. A resolution passed last night
followed complaints that police were
lax In instructing the boys.
A complaint was ordered sent to
the Potomac Electric Power Co. on
traffic conditions at the entrance to
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Signs of Spring.

FRANKLIN, Pa. R.-spring in
January:
H. p. Morrison reported seeing a
fat fishing worm crawling on top of
the snow near his home.
Another resident said he saw
group Of furry caterpillars out for an
airing. --.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
A Plain Talk about
WINTER VACATION Costs
and Why the Best Costs Less!

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to Florida vacation this winter? Made your
plans yet?
Before you do, we would like the
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Evening star., 1938-01-19
THROUGH THE BARS

SAN FRANCISCO R.-A prisoner
has managed to get q wise crack out
to the world at large despite the IRON
clad censorship at Alcatraz Prison.
Taking . correspondence course in
Spanish, he was assigned to trans
late: When . lawyer Is good he works
hard"
The convict did so and then added
also in Spanish:
But when lawyer Is bad his client
works hard"
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Tenor Shuns Czechoslovakia.

Because an audience in Prague
Czechoslovakia, jeered when he sane
the Blue Danube" in German, there
being no Czech version, Richard Kub-
lar, . prominent tenor from the
State Opera. has decided not to 70.
side In C1echoslovakia.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Heads Alumnae Drive,

Miss Barbara Hoffman, 222 E street
NV, has been made chairman of the
Washington district on the 100000
campaign among Hood College (Fred-
erick, Md, alumnae for erection of
the Joseph Henry Apple Memorial
Library, it was announced today.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Amateur Magicians Meet Tonight.

The Washington Assembly, No. %,
Of the Society of American Magicians
will meet tonight in Room LOG, Star
Building. The local assembly is COM
posed of amateur magicians repre-
senting many Federal departments
and local businesses.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Building in Moscow.

Moscow reports that buildings to be
constructed In the city for workers
and their families In 1888 will have
door space totaling nearly $50 acres.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
ROOSEVELT CONFERS
WITH FIVE GOVERNORS
Problems Growing Out Of Flood
Control Compact Discussed by
New England Group.

President Roosevelt conferred today
with q group Of New England Cover
nors in an effort to solve problems
growing out Of the flood control COM
pact entered into by the New England
States.
The administration contends this
compact is in violation Of the Federal
Power Act, As well as certain parts of
the Federal Utility Act. After an
hours discussion, the Governors sd-
journed to the Mayfiower Hotel, where
experts from their respective States
will meet with Federal oficials this
afternoon.
The Governors present at this con.
ference were Aiken Of Vermont.
Quinn Of Rhode Island, Hurley of
Massachusetts,, Cross Of Connecticut
and Murphy Of New Hampshire. The
Governor of Maine was represented
by William McArdle.
Evening star., 1938-01-19

Over 3,425 900 copies of Herr Hitler's
book, my Struggle" have been sold
Evening star., 1938-01-19
PEDRO GUEVARA DIES
Former Philippine Resident Com
missioner Succumbs.

missioner Succumbs.
Pedro Guevara, SO, former Philip
pine resident commissioner here, died
today in Manila while appearing as
a lawyer in a case before the Philip
pine Supreme Court, it was learned
through the Associated Press. Death
was attributed to heart attack
Mr.. Guevara was elected resident
commissioner at Washington in Feb
ruary, 1928, and served IL years.
Evening star., 1938-01-19

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Evening star., 1938-08-19
Ambers Fought Henry Backwards.

Lou walked into Henry like mons that had changed It's
terrlnc
in the Homicide Hank
get him in murderous body punches As
adjusted his and began to beat TATTOO
On Ambers chin. 81
punched himself out This isn't un-
tired Amhers had nothing
Abers Of the en
nothing behind MS pows ne hao
Ambe a knockout
Ambers might have fought nack-
might If he had run away
accomplished the twin DEMENT'S OF
Henry Tor
hnh proved he mechanical man.
did that before? -
but at this peak OF his limited ability
anywhere from the 18th to the
for the stretch
run beating the start
In short walked into Henry late
sounds like problem
Evening star., 1938-08-19
CHALLENGES FLY
AS HENRY RESTS
Ring Wonder, Taking First
Vacation in Two Years,
Fiqhts Next Winter.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-The brown
buzzsaw was at dead stop today and,
while Henry Armstrong started his
first real rest since he left st. Louis
in a boxcar to earn his bread with his
fists, challenges flew thick and fast
around the little man who is feather
weight, lightweight and welterweight
champion of the world.
He won his third title from Lou
Ambers Wednesday night, but some of
the magic surrounding his name van
ished. His profession saw him at the
finish the new lightweight champion,
but bleeding, groggy and exhausted
and took heart.
They all want to fight him now.
Ambers most of all. He is an ex-hght-
weight champion today, but he was
never more popular. Lou at last Is
getting his due rs courageous and
skillful workman, a fighter who took
the heaviest blows of Henry the Ham,
mer and still was around at the finish.
banging at Henry and dancing away
on legs that never grew weary.
Armstrong Is Stale.
Without detracting from LOUIS heart
warming showing. it might be noted
that he fought a tired, listless Arm
strong. Henry Is very stale. He has
fought almost continuously for two
Evening star., 1938-08-19
But Lou Took Beating, Too.

Homicide Hank too because he hres to
Negro tired at the
could his cut lip out
not necessarily Ambers beating Lou struck
hy dropped
marked by such free now OF
hurt not only by the punches to the
that a lashing the body.
be staggering the last
he esher OF the fresher
Perpetual Motion him.
The chances are they will be able to
throw avay three punching still the de-
closely contested for Ambers
will make kind Of fight.
his for other tnn
because nhy had led IN his
fighter He hit and away
he didn't those tactics
Armstrong in the beginning.
Evening star., 1938-08-19
Armstrong Has Debt to Square.

Armstrong clear himself When he should
achieving what had
donehs third title Henry hit Ambers
with several still they And
while his wandering mouhpiece
tightly clenche Whether this
thing wouldn't know the made
hrowit the crowd nooed again.
victory because Of these tactics
Ambers who popular
champion hghts displayed
showing crowd
due fighting tried its
successful moment hen Armstrong
He couldn't do against Garcia he
with punch the
his chief featherwgh contender
the stigma Of those blows
exIghtweht Champion
again.
seem make Ambers
Evening star., 1938-08-19
FEAR GIANT STAR
IS OUT FOR YEAR
Clipped Bone Is Suspected.
Two Greatest Southpaws
Lamed Same Month.
Associated Press Sports Writer,

King Carl Hubbel joined Lefty
Grove on the sore arm list today,
and the New York Giants pennant
stock, like that of the Boston Red Sox
before 1t, hit the skids in a neat nose
dive.
Hubbell, clubbed by the Brooklyn
Dodgers. So. yesterday, came up with
an ailing pitching wing that may
necessitate an operation.
Definitely it will keep him on the
sidelines for at least a week or two,
and may prevent him from taking his
place on the firing line the rest OF
the year.
Here are the two greatest left
handlers Of their day, old square-pants
and old MoSe-probably the most
feared pitching pair in the game in
the last six or eight years-and both
shelved in the same month. Groves
arm went dead" and now the Hub
has painful elbow trouble. A Clipped
bone may be revealed when X-rays
are taken of Hubbells elbow next
week. .snG
Make Terry Look Good.
There are many who don't put the
screwball ace among the all-time
southpaw greats. He never had the
stun or the binding speed of a Grove.
But he has playing brains" he has
been the Giants meal-ticket for at
least five years; he has pitched them
into three pennants in that time, and
he has competitive temperament,
coolness under fire, never surpassed
in any sport.
And consider, too, that he and
Master Melvin OFT. the heritage"
John McGraw handed down, have
made Manager Bill Terry look to be
a genius" ever since the terrible one
took over the reins from tbs old man.
DR.. J. Spencer Speed, the Memphis
bone specialist, has been asked to meet
the Giants either in Chicago Monday
or st. Louis later in the week to X-ray,
and If an operation is necessary-that
is if q Clipped bone is revealed-it will
be performed Immediately.
Certainly If Hubbell, always the most
reliable for the Giants tossers, is out
of action for the rest Of the season, or
for any length of time. the New York
ers may just as well pack their pennant
hopes in mothballs. They're five games
back Of the Pirates right now, with the
season past the two-thirds mark.
Bucs Fail to Gain.
Fortunately for Terry's Terriers.
their setback yesterday didn't send
them farther in the hole. for the
Pirates absorbed a 5-1 drubbing at the
hands of the st. Louis Cardinals and
Lefty Bob Weiland's four-hit hinging.
The Yankees. despite a double
header split with Washington, saw
their American League lead stretched
to nine full games when the second
place Cleveland Indians land Bobby
Feller) had their ears pinned back,
81. by the st. Louis Browns.
Throughout the big league program,
good pitching abounded. Buck New
SONS three-hitter featured the Browns
win over the Indians, enabling the
Brownies to climb into q seventh-place
tie. Jim Bagby turned in q three
hitter and the Red Sox whitewashed
the Athletics. 20. Paul Derringer al
lowed seven hits. chipped in a homer
himself, and the Cincinnati Reds
ripped the Cubs. 81. Long George
Gill's eight-hit effort gave the Tigers
a 5-1 verdict over the Chicago White
Sox
Evening star., 1938-08-19
Golfer Shoots 9-Ho|e 40 Using Ball Bat and Cue
ne-Ruth Goin Weeh-Fve White Hopes Now Are Sought

day Gabby Hartnet. the old Bell
Ram himself, caught one of Joe's
tips on the end of a finger and
went to the sidelines If the
Bruin catchers never see Joe again,
it will be soon enough some-
thing is in the air between Mike
Jacobs and the Garden.
Today's tall one: At Menomonee
Falls, Wis, the other day Pitcher
Louis johnson was busted OF twice,
then hit on the arm swinging
his bat, he rushed out in anger
as if to commit mayhem on the op-
posing pitcher halfway be-
tween the plate and the mound, he
turned and heaved his war club
over a screen behind the plate {.
it dashed in the hood Of an auto
:. just as the jumps was about to
Danish the irate player, he yelled:
ouch! That's my own car" The
umpire decided the punishment
wAs gl@cient.
Evening star., 1938-08-19

Babe Ruth has been adding pound
age since joining up with the
Dodgers "Chalky" Wright, the
featherweight Eddie Mead has
signed as policeman" for Henry
Armstrong, used to chauffeur Mae
West around Hollywood Dolph
Camilli. big Dodger first-sacker, Is
a brother of the frankie Campbell
who died after a bout with Max
Baer on the Coast some time back
;. Armstrong ought to watch him.
self-he lands far too many below
the belt.
How in the world could Referee
Billy Kavanagh score the 18th
far and away Ambers' best round
an even heat? Cubs are going
to get out an injunction against Joe
Medwick of the Cards that guy
is poison to their catchers :.
twice foul tips from Joe's bat have
put Assistant Catcher Ken o'Dea
On the shelf -. and the other
Evening star., 1938-08-19

baseball bat and q billiard cue,
Ertie Thomlinson toured 9-hole
Oklahoma City golf course the
other day in only - strokes
And two southpaws finished one,
two in q tournament at Moberly,
Mo. I. Ames and A. Ringer
form an umpiring team In the
Vermont-New York League
The middle name of Freddie Fitz-
simmons, Dodger knuckle ball star,
is Lands ). P. S. No relation
Harry Lasater, star tackle at nli-
nois, owns racing stable of eight
hay burners Radio listeners
thought Ambers had won-just like
a lot of same thought Farr beat Joe
Louis.
It used to be the boys would
settle for one white hope"
now they're looking for five
that many of the recognized boxing
classes are commanded by Ne.
groes instead Of taking It OF,
Evening star., 1938-08-19
STAMMERS PLAYS
MARBLE FOR EDGE
Net Stars, Even After Two
Clashes, Have 1t Out in
Essex Semi.FinaI.
~ the Associated Press.

9y the Associated Press.
MANCHESTER, Mass, Aug. 19.-
California's Alice Marble and Eng
lands Kay stammers, each with .
previous victory over the other. came
to the big test today in the semi-finals
Of the Essex County Clubs invitation
tennis tournament.
To the winner goes the right to meet
husky Nancye Wynne, the surprising
21-year-old Australian conqueror Of
Brookline's Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, in
tomorrow's final.
For all their long tournament ex-
perience, Miss Marble and Miss Stam-
mers have met only twice before, both
times in Wightman Cup matches. In
1887 1t was Miss Marbles victory by
81, 60 scores, but this spring,
with the Californian's play gone err
ratio, the attractive English star took
the decision, 3-6, IS, 63.
Play on Year-OId Match.
Strangest of all today's matches.
however, was the morning meeting Of
Nine. Sylvia Henrotin of France and
Mrs. Dorothy Andrus Of New York to
decide the 1887 Essex championship.
For a whole year the title has been
left without claimant because rain
washed out the end of last years
tournament.
Whichever finalist wins, however,
she will reign less than "a hours. A
new titlist will be crowned Saturday.
Except for doubles competition,
Miss Marble was idle yesterday but
Miss Stammers showed the benefit of
her long experience by eliminating 1s.
year-old Thelma Coyle of Australia
in quarter-finals match, 6-4, IS,
after going behind Al in the first
set. Accurate volleying in the second
set brought her the match despite
stubborn resistance from the unrun1ed
Australian.
An Ace or Nothing.
Mrs. Fabyan found Miss wynne
almost impossible to draw into the
net" Her drives" said the third
seeded Brookline veteran. beaten 6-4,
6-4, seem to be directed toward an
ace or nothing at ALL"
Miss Wynne and her doubles team
mate, Dorothy Stevenson, also from
Australia. were bracketed against Dor.
othy Bundy of Santa Monica, Calf,
and San Francisco's Dorothy Work.
man in an afternoon match for q
place in the final.
The other semi-final pitted the Mar
ble-Fabyan team against Mrs. Caro-
lyn Babcock Stark of New York and
Mrs. John Van Ryn of Austin, Tex.
Evening star., 1938-08-19
BUDGE AND HUNT
LIKELY F|NA[|STS
CaIifornians Headed for
Newport Title Struggle.
Don's Arm Ai|ing.
b. the Associated Press.


NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 19-An all
California final between Oakland's s
Don Bulge, the defending titlist. and
Los Angeles Joe Hunt. second seeded,
became strong possibility today In
the Newport Casino tournament as
the two moved into semifinal matches
in opposite brackets.
Bulge, nursing an ailing right
arm. was paired with Frank Parker
Of Beverly Hills, Calf, and Hunt was
called into action against Sydney
Wood of New York.
Budge's arm trouble was not regard
ed as serious He described it as
slight muscular twinges apparently
the result of light cold
Its chief effect yesterday was to
slow down the Davis Cupper's usually
lightning service against Wilmer AL
lison, the Austin, Tex. veteran. and
turn their match into long struggle
that Bulge finally won by scores Of
TO. 8-6. 6-4. 81.
The fact that Allison was playing
some Of the best tennis OF his 12-year
career evened the advantage his op-
ponent was believed to possess and
gave the gallery the prize match of the
week.
Parker, meanwhile, was eliminat-
ing the Atlanta mite, Bryan Grant,
IS, 6-8, 6-, 81.
Hunt vanquished the last foreign
entry, Yvon Petra Of France. 81,
60, 81. The Frenchman contrib
uted to his own defeat by becoming
so upset over q poor shot in the first
set he had lost two sets before re-
covering his composure.
Woods equipment Of brilliant shots
defeated Elwood Cooke Of Portland
Greg, +6, IS, 6-3, 6-4.
Quarter finals and semifnals match
es were on the doubles schedule to-
day.
Evening star., 1938-08-19
RIGGS NOT YET CHOSEN.

NEW YORK, Aug 10 (R.-Despite
persistent clamor that Bobby Riggs
has clinched the No. singles spot
on the defending United States Davis
cup team, Walter Pate, team captain,
said no player would be sure of q
spot alongside Don Bulge and Gene
Mako until the team selection COM
mittee met in official session next
Monday.
Evening star., 1938-08-19
BY EDDIE BRIETZ, '
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Poor old
Armstrong, he must be slipping
His last two opponents stuck the
distance The three HIS Of the
Green Bay Packers-Herber, Hut
son and Hinkle-have incorporated
and are holding out until each gets
what he wants Jimmy Kelly,
the Greenwich Village hot spot
king, was run in by a cop for re-
fusing to stop arguing on Broad
way over the Ambers-Armstrong
outcome :. Joe Di Maggie in a
current magazine tells you how it
. feels to be on the receiving end of
the old razzberry No more out
door, boxing shows here this year.
Future biz goes into the Garden.
Believe 1t or not: Using only .
Evening star., 1938-08-19
7ubbeH Folo,us Grove Sdenes Plague of Arm Trouble
Boxers Pro Step
Hurts Virginians

Two University Of Virginia
graduates recently appeared on
the card Of professional bouts in
Charlottesville, Mutt Womer and
Bull Harlow.
Womer, who turned pro some
time ago, was the first Cavalier
mauler to 60 mercenary. 1t al
most broke the heart Of Johnny
lie Rowe. Virginias famous coach.
Harlow's recent decision to enter
the professional ranks was an ad-
ditional blow to Johnny, as to Vir-
ginia alumni generally.
Considering the stress which
Virginia places upon boxing, what
La Rowe apd the alumni could
have expected?