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The Washington times., 1938-10-14
SUBWAY Up
u. S. Calls on Chicago
To Speed Funds

The Federal Government last
night called on the city of Chicago
to act quickly toward raising it's
share of the cost Of a $40, 900 900
subway, to which Uncle Sam is
contributing $4,000, 900.
The request was made after
President Roosevelt approved the
$18, 8,0O0, 900 grant of PWA funds.
Federal authorities were pic
tured as desiring Chicago to
promptly adopt city ordinance,
consolidating all traction lines
into single company, which will
operate the subway. They also in
sisted that work actually be
started before January /, pointing
lays down this time limit.
The Washington times., 1938-10-14
Tuberculosis Drive
Planned by Ohio

COLUMBUS Ohio, Oct. IA GIN.
S0.-The State health depart
ment Under direction of Walter
Hartung, has mapped plans for
an intensive campaign against
tuberculosis among the INDECENT
and tine low-income groups in
Ohio.
Financed by Federal funds as a
WPA project, staff workers will
make a detailed canvass to learn
the history OF every case and dis
Germ what treatment has been
used.
The Washington times., 1938-10-14

which treatment facilities are
flexible"
The Washington times., 1938-10-14
Lecture Series

CHEVY CHASE, Md, Oct. IA
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard will
give a series of ten lectures on
current events in the assembly
room Of the Chevy Chase Presby.
terian Church beginning October
2S. The lectures will be given on
the second and fourth Fridays of
each month from 10:30 to 1870
o. m.
The Washington times., 1938-10-14

ton D a v i e S,
handsome wife
of the American
Ambassador, j.
E. Davies, isn't
there.
For Mrs. Da-
vieS an her
daughter, Nede-
mia Hutton, re-
t u r ne d from
E u rope very
secretly som e
time last week
minus the fan
fare which Gus
t o m a r lily ac-
companies t h e
The Washington times., 1938-10-14
Mrs. Davies Slips
Back, Dodging
FanfareS
Harris-Ewing Photo

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Although
most of her friends are addressing
their letters to her in care of the
American Embassy in Brussels,
Belgium, Marjorie Post Close Hut
The Washington times., 1938-10-14

cree in order to
search for
more sigma
lures.
N va, who
once dazzled
'enn in the "Fol-
lies" was here
to fight for a
divorce from
TIE ID Baldwin,
silver mine
owner, whom
she married for
q christmas
gift" in 1885.
This was af-
ter her friend
ship with Tom
my Manville,
the asbestos
boy with the
silver locks,
had gone up in
smoke. She has
often told the
story hQW she
wMImd to
Tommy, only
to discover
The Washington times., 1938-10-14
100000 Visitors:
100 AFFAIRS RISE
IN new ORLEANS
FOR EUCHARISTS
City Is Transformed
for 9th Congress

NEW ORLEANS, La, oct. Il
G.N.SO.-New Orleans, a city
Catholic since its inception, took
on q joyous but solemn appear
ance today as the first OF more
than 100000 devout Catholics
from every section of the United
States began arriving for the
Eighth National Eucharistic Con
gress.
With more than $4,000 visitors
already in the city, final touches
were being applied to make this
historic French-Spanish metropo-
lis one truly in keeping with the
solemnity of the occaSion-to pay
homage to Jesus Christ.
CITY TRANSFORMED
New Orleans itself was under
going complete transformation.
Broad Canal Street, running
through the center of the city,
became an avenue of stately
palms and the tall buildings and
stores displayed the official en-
blem of the congress.
AS preparations approached COM
pletion, indications were that the
congress would SurpaSS in bril-
lance anything that this section,
long noted for it's pageants and
religious demonstrations, had ever
seen.
The congress will officially get
under way Monday with the ar
rival of George Cardinal Munde-
lein, who will represent the Pope.
Every bishop in the country, 400
monsignori and abbotts, and 1000
priests are expected for the con-
greSS.
100 AFFAIRS ERECTED
One hundred affairs for the daily
masses to be held are now nearing
completion at the giant municipal
auditorium which is to be con-
verted into a vaulted cathedral.
High ranking Catholic laymen
from every section of the country
also are expected to attend and
participate in the four-day con-
greSS.
These include such national
figures as James Farley, who will
represent President Franklin D.
Roosevelt; Mayor Edward Kelly,
of Chicago; Joseph v. Connolly,
of New York; DR.. Lewis Moorhead,
OF Chicago, and Richard Reid, of
Augusta, Ga.
The main altar is unique in that
1t forsakes the classical design
which has been traditional at
other congresses.
NINE-FOOT CRUCIFIX
Rich in color and of striking
pattern, construction follows after
the architecture peculiar to New
orleans. Last to be put in place
was the majestic nine-foot cru
cifix, constructed of Louisiana
cypress especially chosen for the
purpose.
Spreading before the altar was
the giant municipal stadium, re-
modelled to accommodate $4,000
persons.
Also completed was the throne
upon which will sit scarlet-robed
Cardinal Mllndelein.
The Washington times., 1938-10-14
N. {. Democratic Club
To Dance Tomorrow

The North Carolina Democratic
Club will hold it's prediction ball
at the Raleigh Hotel tomorrow
evening with dancing from $50 to
/ o'clock
The Washington times., 1938-10-14
kepecs to Sur vey
D. Child Welfare

Investigation Of District chldwelfare needs to make the
system model for the nation" promised today
Jacob Kepecs newly appointed chldwefare consutant for
Evening star., 1938-12-18

11Os OWEN PL. NE4-ROOM NEWLY
decorated apt; heat light, gas included;
Evening star., 1938-12-18

living room. bedroom tile bath built-in
tub with shower. dinette and Kitchen with
slee, refg.. large screened porch; heat and
hot water furnished; S49.50 BRODIE g.
COLBERT. INC. Natl. 1915. 1907 Eye
Evening star., 1938-12-18

Roosevelt HoteE;Loyely front apt; . bed
rooms. reception hall living room, kitchen.
ton: newly decorated; S75. Also Groom.
kltchen. bath apt. $50. Apply resident
mahager on premises. Decatur 3S43.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

FURN OR UNFURN.. ROOMS. DIN
cite, kitchen. bath, porch; beautifully
furnished; ref. req. J. SIEGEL. 6O3 Russell
I'd. Rosemont. Alex. Va. Phone Alex b43
THE IRVING APTS-2 RMS. DINETTE.
Kitchen, BATH newly decorated COS
North Irving ST. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ESANDIE HIGHLANDs-DETAcHED-2219
Naylor I'd. s.e-3 rooms, private bath and
entrance; Hri9idaire: adults
AZ ARLINGTON CO. VA. 637 10th ST. 80.
ana F. a1s 10 &s. & e soVs esSs: dsDs. taSn ehia
dren taken. 49,
NEW DoWNToWN APT. 2212 EYE ST.
nv: nv: Apt 602: walking dist: lv. rm..
iMrn;; viii rent furn. or unfurn.. or sell
TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE SEMI
R1iyate sss bath; fusnisbed lovely; $50; Mt:
iaG iS3s kenyon ct; N.W.-3745 HUNTING
AZ 8 drIsiSss!ss: osa Ssfss fsssnfR; is:sea ss
WnA4NTnp.Renned Eirl 70 share 1-room
tance. for months Jan. and FEB. Dist. o5f7.
6ed-liying room black and White K iitchen; hc a
BEAUTIFULLY, ssawsr furnished: se%i;5sth and
xss SO nfn month: ta:h:s :su.s silver
sas. siec. feis: phone hMs Included, & % tSAem: en-:
s2vs1 ss st sys5 w:Fasil wS:na st. Tss. ns
$500, GARFIELD ST. N.W.|sTTTINd
sar Gsar nT w.rd.n d aPP:i1s Psrf psiSSn pyt BATH
fss ST :lss 1si.A AF5 sgav ,E.as nMs
pvt. home: CAPITOL. Library: ref. exch.
Z siy.10 rooms k!tehe9 and pIiyate bath: attrae:
adults: gentiles. Phone Randolph Os23
ENTIRE 2nd NOQR-2 LARGE ROOMS.
unlim. phone; reas. Dec. 27S5.
sURIIE.s1 Ia1E. F.. cL1FET2E F1s5sn TERRACE ApTsM;
SIS sda 4s z xDt onss $50
Evening star., 1938-12-18

BOARD AND ROOM for 1s-mo.-old child.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
YRANcIs SCOTT KEY APT; HOTEL. goth
ss!ssE. s' ssss 'isf fls,a.iIs: shs:
good furniture. National 6425.
y RToHnsAS Do4ss ATs S.d1m tsss lsp St ss5 ne
ss.. M sMIee:. lee ssS7: osorsis 1sss.0' go 'nel.
SsshS; = S SEdie frisldsile; linens; maid ssfSic:
lsdms End itss bsh 81 sT Modern
eonyeniences: eony. transp. Line. 3075-W.
sUsLET It'll! TIL MAY MA, 1S, ,,,s. MODERN ON ONE
HsxTREh1NsToa HEasxsEaz seiRsssf $3.50 month
NEAR cAPiToNsTUDIo ROOM AND
st's:. 81. s.ssssssrsty sss 81 IL: GOOD heat refs
ssy. sAsK s..S KP 2,nsS.,dU MS%USsSAaY ssl a ST
bootshslves. Dorehes, oil heat, telephone
.ds. Very nj ssas Sl''
sso y.fs .2ss Isom RP y v::E s.E
3ss$ss: ;;s q '' 'a:: i:' ss ss''S soss: BE-
1s4e MINTWooD PI. NV, NEAR 18th
nna msas c0 .lss coss nsat s.ss wsss
Atti Attisssi1s areom ese' .p' MSF Eflsiasire M i.ree
closets. oil heat. gas. elec.; adults; clean. :.
YOUNG MAN 70 SHARE a-RooM FUR
ni,hed nt apt; s2S mo. Call Dupont 1878
TAKoMA, PARK. 2Q4 MpWIR AyEOl
ciuded. conveniently located.
RUTLAND COURTS. 17S5 18th NV
Attract: south: expos; rms. kit. b,
foyer; corn. apt. lge. closet. refg. S6b.
ons 1ssn sg Es sas Il
next bath; Ink; S. wk.
LOVELY ENTIRE 2nd-NooR APT:-3
bath sso sink y.sant IN
925 LoNaFMLQW, ST. N.w-1. 2 pr 3
BUS tSS. ana street ears; reasonable:: 0I l'''
427 SHEPHERD. ST. N,W.-ENTTRE End
sSs sssi ses a.ms n lasak aT:aars extremely
asn IHI 81 . s0qs
eny sssa.s: :mpsysss sssssn ''qaRli ao ss ai $685.
D Hsss .saRao nR ens T .na cHAS tsS
e ssIa ssS ssso IS sad sRs ire:
'Ts isSs SO Week
1919 COL. RD. NV RIM, KITCHEN
sn sf esoa.on ss Tsla sssso snd and u
4s6 IMERsoN 81: N,w[a ,ATTRAcTIvl
S2b month: adults.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
SAVE YOUR TIME
90 alhrthpr 4nusr
1859 r St. NV.

For six years, the Washington
leader in standards of service. food
and furnishings. Nowhere will
your dollar buy 50 much in con-
sistent comfort, security and dig
nifty of address. We invite inspec-
ton and comparison. Phone in all
rooms: tray, laundry and bell-boy
service. Country club. Singles and
doubles. Rates $4,000 to $500 per
month.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
RIGHT DOWNTOWN,
NEAR EVERYTHING,
Completely Furnished.
MIRAMAR

SRKhEH SR1aIpA1Rs Aith cHRREs1 CIR r: l. FRYE AYE
S72 Solving room with portable d-
nette table and chairs, dressing room with
Murphy bed cozy sunroom. Kitchen with
special cabinets tiled bath with shower.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM
14O4 K CAFRITZ. Dist. aOsO.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

2209 MASS. AVE. NV,
In Washington's most aristo-
cratic section, and conducted as
an American private home Of the
highest type. One 2nd-floor front
room, for 2 or 3, now available.
1nner-spring mattresses. finest
OF food and all you want of it.
Mrs. Clark, North 6435.
SAVE YOUR TIME.
Phone Association OF Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE, Colum-
bia $3.50. Over 400 well-located. Well-fur-
nished. inspected homes. car will call =
representative will show available space
This service FREE to potential guests pro-
vided by membership fees. Rooms with or
without board private bath. grill or kitchen
privileges. Homes for students of foreign
languages. Homes in nearly every desir-
able section of city. Open until 9 pm.
Evening star., 1938-12-18
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR
(ConftpuAH

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
(Continued.)
ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HI0H-CLAss NEIGH-
borhoods: some furnished. Car available
On appointment MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
CONCORD GARDENS 1901 CONCORD
ave NV. 5000 block 13th)-New. cross
ventilated APARTMENT, 2 rooms, kitchen d.
nette. bath; Venetian blinds; large rooms:
refrlgerator; exhaust fans: cor renient
shopping center, golf course. express bus
ehurehe: and schools. Res. mgr. Apt. 103
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
CONN. AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
ROOMS. S45: FURN., S55.
Modern hreproof building; elevator, Sec
Eetarial; phone service. Large rooms, mirror
aoors: 207O Belmont I'd. NV. Pot. 60S3.
CLOSE TO YOUR OFFICE.
i RIM. K. $35-2 RMS. K. S45.
T., Modern elevator apt. bldg: convenient
extra cost BLAIR 1921 M st. NV
Evening star., 1938-12-18

2200 10th, ST, NV. THE sHAWMUT-
henneo and pleasant surroundings: = rooms
screened porch. kitchen. bath with Shower:
sievator: switchboard; newly decorated:
S52. Apply resident manager on premises,
Evening star., 1938-12-18

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
1882 2lst st. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath reception hall
eiec. refg: Apply to janitor. $50.
~ WAPLE & JAMES INC,
-I224 l4th st. NV. District 3346.
,ls40 PARK RD. NV.
Desirable apt. rms, bath, porch.
PLANT AND GORDON, INC.
1874 Park Rd NV
Evening star., 1938-12-18
FLATS FOR RENT.

1900 10th ST. Sc, APT. 2-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath; block from bus; convenient
to schools: available January 10. Allan
tic 2796
Evening star., 1938-12-18
iii FLOWER AWE

Takoma Park. Md.-Very modern: nearly
z nice bedrms, tiled bath gar: heat and
lanitor serv. incl; real value: only S55.
see resident mgr. or DIXIE REALTY CO
Natl. $3.50; Sun, Woodley 81 90
Evening star., 1938-12-18

18th AND COLUMBIA RD-2 BED
rooms. living room. ,dinette, kitchen beau
| tub; newly decorated $50. Also siriI4r
apt with tub bath. $50 So Close to Mi,
peasant car line and 9Th st buses Ap-
NV. or call Dist oO5T 49,
Evening star., 1938-12-18

NEARBY VA.-STUDIO APARTMENT. 2
rooms and private bath, nicely furnished.
including linens silver dishes cooking
utensils electric refrigerator and range,
OIL heat, ch.w. electricity and phone
Ppics' S45 month. Phone Falls Church
Evening star., 1938-12-18

dresrh,th dIos hIsth ST. NV. DOWNTOWN. THE
cious rooms very large reception SaI
kItchen, bath with shower: elevator; fres
reIfleeration newly decorated S75 Apply
fT,eSldsnt f,ad manager on premises or call Ser
Evening star., 1938-12-18
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED.


ENTIRE End FLoOR@NEW 2-FAMILY
apt; 1 r., 20x14: b.r., din, kit, tile bath,
"a base; refrg. furn.; heat and hw. furn;
S45. Call Hillside 0197-W after 7:30. 1Ss
351o 18th ST. NV. S45; 2 RMS. K, B.,
elec, refgA on house current; near 14th and
Park I'd. shop. theater center.
BRODIE g. COLBERT INC. NATL. SS75.
$500 9th 81. NV. (9th AND KENNEDY)
q rooms Kitchen and bath; modern q
story. stor. corner blsE; FriEidairs on house
See resident manager or call EDWARD
l. 6TROHECKER, Met. 2713.
RENT REDUCED-291O p ST. Sc, APT.
I-3 rooms, dinette, bath Frigidaire,
screened porch. OWNER. 1898 Pa. ave sc.
5 RHODE ISLAND AVE .N.W.-3 ROOMS
kit. bath; elec. refrigeration; S42.6O. w. H.
WALKER. Shoreham Bldg. National 1880.
e0s. PoWHATAN PL. Nv ROOMS.
Ind % door. new new home; 8 exposures. Ran.
doiph 309e.
$40 9th ST. NW.-KNTIRE PVT. End
door: bath: southern exposure: gas. cleo,
hot water. refs. heat incl.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

WALK; DIST. 1925 18th ST. Nw-pE
llghtful and rms, bath. modern Kit
Ioyer; south expos; free refg: lse. closets
Evening star., 1938-12-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
REAL BARGAIN, HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
% rms, bath: park; original price,
$4,000; accumulated equity, S3,673;
monthly payment. $3.50 soon to be re-
duced; sale price, $3.50. Georgia 91Ol.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

rooms. kit. bath: cleo. gas. Frigidaire incl
l435 OGDEN ST NV ROOMS K AND
o.: kitchen with new stove sink and built
S42. so. See janitor Sc
Evening star., 1938-12-18

1913 ARLINGTON RIDGE. VA.-ATTRAC-
lively furnished, 8 rooms, kitchen, private
bath, large screened porch, fireplace. first
noor: beautiful view Of city; $50, including
neat, gas. electricity. Frigidaire. phone;
bus passes door. 10c. MRS BENTON
Evening star., 1938-12-18

1921 RITTENHOUSE ST NW.-EXCEL-
ient apartment for two or three adults:
Jnst Tedecorated two rooms. kitchen. large
allnette private bath; all utilities Included:
plenty heat, hot water; convenient to- eyery.
thing: reasonable. Georgia 43aT.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

b4+S b4 s 81. NE ROOMS, KITCHEN ~
EH 4ath; a desirable outside apt: $40
W. n. WALKER Shoreham Bldg Natl 1850.
81 18th ST. Sea RMS K1rCI5r-,T
oath. hot-water heat, rent. $40
go POWHATAN PL NW-SENI-DF-
tached pvt. home room kitcher, -
Evening star., 1938-12-18

CORDOvA, Apt. 154-Nicely furnished
Conn. ave.; reasonable. North 1905.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

Ice. porches. lst f.. pvt. entrance; heat.
reIrigsrator: gar; $50; adults. A. L.
Evening star., 1938-12-18

| 534 l1tb ST. S.E-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR;
3 rooms k. and bath porch; auto heat
and hot water: conv. transportation adults
Evening star., 1938-12-18

-APARTMENTs-FU
Free car service; ewes, Woodley O6O3
1910 Vermont ave-, Room 217. Natl. 1884,
Evening star., 1938-12-18

9O4 SLIGO PARKWAY. TX. PIX
rooms. private bath; heat and light; $50
Phone Shepherd 3123-R
THREE ROOMS FURN: on HEAT; FRIG-
idaire; adults; Arlington, Va; s35. Call
Chestnut :S7S5
Evening star., 1938-12-18

ELLICOTT ST. near Conn. ave-Beauti-
fully furnished front room. private bath.
In large Colonial home. Spacious grounds
Exclusive neighborhood; "a block from bus;
gentlemen; references. Telephone Emer-
yOn 3247
Evening star., 1938-12-18

"a MELLON ST SE.-S4s. so AND So, 81;
neat n ". furn.; l and bedrms new. A.
h tam; apts. extra lEe rms. restr neiehbor-
llooo; lnlmed. possess; open. Col. 1914
1924 18th ST. NV, GJUST OFF 20
Iumbia rd)--3 rooms, kit. bath. reception
nan. inclosed porch: Frisidaire: So. .5n-
Evening star., 1938-12-18

FOR RENT FOUR ROOMS, PRIVATE
pain, porch; heat. $50 sth st. ne $40
Evening star., 1938-12-18

ls2l MASS. AVE. sE-3 ROOMS AUTO
matte heat and hot water; gas, light Q
adults; S37.5O on bus line. references
Evening star., 1938-12-18

1897, 18TH ST NW-5 ROOMS, KrTCH
en-. bath Frigidaire. Reasonable. Apply
Evening star., 1938-12-18

DUPONT CIRCLE 2Vl5 o st. n.W.--NeW
owner management; delightful rooms suit
able or 3; also singles 81 up; corner.
southern exp, oil heat, air cond.. ch. W..
warm, quiet
Evening star., 1938-12-18

FIVE LARGE ROOMS, TWO BATHS, PAM
try. kitchen. large closets; newly renovated
tween 18th st. and Dupont Circle. Rent
reasonable Apply AYondale. IA 2 ST IL W
Evening star., 1938-12-18

10; garage; phone; Convenient location.
IA Webster st. NV. Col. 4S45-J. $50
month
The Washington times., 1938-05-02
DRY, berry BEER like CUNTHER'S
is FAV0RITE THE COUNTRY OVER!

Wherever it is brewed, in city after city
right across the nation, dry, berry beer
is the odds.on favorite. Beer drinkers
everywhere have found that dry, berry
beer is better because it is less sweet, less
heavy and that means more honest glass
after glass" beer pleasure, because they can
drink more of it without that "6lled up"
feeling =. without spelling their appetites.
In Baltimore and Washington Gunther's
is not only the driest and beeriest beer you
canfnd, butitis the only special dry lager"
that is made here. Gunther's owes much of
its dry beerinesS to an unusually high per-
centage of choice Bohemian hops 5:
favor that domestic hops, alone, will not
duplicate. Gunther's is brewed according
to old world methods that have set the
standards for fine beer for centuries, and
there is no better beer anywhere, at any
The Washington times., 1938-05-02

Country Club, Wednesday, May
4 :. When BUCK ROSS walked
LOU GEHRIG for the third time
IN a game in Philadelphia last
week, fan in the stands yelled:
Don't walk him, let him ride"
incidentally, der when
LOUIS cowboy flicker, Raw
hide" shows in Washington.
MAX sCHMELING will begin
training May 9 at Spectator
N. Y, for his bout with CHAM
PION JOE LOUIS June %. In
turn, LOUIS will not begin work
until May 16 The dope is
making the rounds that VAN
MUNGO, the Dodger fireballer,
Is on the shelf with a sore arm.
-. SGT. JOHN AGNEW plans
to take in the LOUIS-SCHMEL-
ING go GEORGE BRO
BECK'S new hobby is jingles.
He recently spouted out a few
when he drove down to Char
lottesville to witness the Catho-
lie U.'Vrginia spring football
game BOTCHEY KOCH,
g. w. U. line coach, recently
made a hit in Youngstown,
Ohio, as did BILL REINHART
head coach Of the Colonials.
VOLNEY BURNETT, the Dis
trict fireman, who plays a mean
bit Of golf, is getting in shape
for the spring tournament sea-
The Washington times., 1938-05-02
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Preservation Of Food.

After the homemaker has paid for her food,
it is up to her to get the full value from her
purchase! Refrigerator manufacturers have
done marvellous work in educating the mod
ern housewife in the use of their product.
However, many foods that would be better
stored in cool dark place still find their way
into the chill depths of the refrigerator!
Bananas are one fruit that comes to mind:
Salad dressing, oils and vegetable short
enings are others! Leafy vegetables are best
cleaned before storing in the vegetable
freShener ofthe mechanical refrigerator. Jams,
jeIlies, pickles and relishes are best kept in
a cool place, too:
In storing Gunther's Beer, remember to
keep it away from the freezing compartment
Beer is at its best in q temperature of between
$500. Once you have chilled Gunther's
Beer do not remove it from the refrigerator
until you are ready to serve it.
The Washington times., 1938-05-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
premium" beers .: and yet, you don't have
to pay premium" prices for Gunther's! 1t
doesn't cost you cent more than regular
beer! If Gunther's was shipped all over the
country, we'd have to charge high prices,
too! But it isn't; so many thousands of beer
drinkers right here in the home market
drink Gunther's that they consume almost
as much as we make!
The next time you order beer, join the
thousands that are switching to Gunther's
every day. You will find it flowing freely
over the bar at your favorite tavern, or
your dealer will deliver case of the at
tractive newcans or steinie bottles. Justtele-
phone him: Serve Gunther'S, and know
the pleasure of real beer drinkers beer
$: :Gunther's Dry Berry Beer!
Gunther Brewing Co., Inc, Baltimore, Md!
The Washington times., 1938-05-02
PLAYS
M'KINLEY Tech

Cont. From First Sports Page)
daunted by the aforementioned
lacing. They came right back in
their next game to wallop Briarley
Military Academy, 1873, after an
earlier season effort had seen
them barely exc out an lilo vic
tory over the same nine.
The Trainers can rely on the
stellar speed Of several Of their
members, In addition to the po-
tent hitting of Louis MoStow and
the fine mound work Of Eddie Yer
million. He probably will be op-
posed on the hurting end by
Dizzy" DeZerne. His problems,
no doubt, viii lbe dtaed from the
time such capable stick wielders as
Zimmerman, Steiner, Middleton,
Hurley, Clark, Smith and Brans-
dorf come to the plate for the
enemy.
In the first of two nonconfer.
ence games EaStern's smoothly
Ifunctioning nine will meet Freder-
ickSburg. On the basis of past
performances, "Chief" Guyon's
lads should be able to represent
local schools against the invading
VirginianS in a satisfactory man
ner.
In the other battle ROLAND ].
Lund's thwarted Redskins will vie
with Richard Montgomery. The
AnacoStians, youngest member of
the interhigh group, have had q
great deal of trouble so far this
season getting their attack to
function. Their fine spirit, evil
dent even during the training pc
Rod, has made them a bugaboo
for every opponent, however, and
on that basis one can rely on q
spirited fight and strong posSibiN-
tiles for q victory.
The Washington times., 1938-05-02
field IN
PRINTERS GOLF:

A record field was listed to tee
off today in the eleventh annual
spring golf tourney Of the Union
Printcraft Golf Association tourna-
ment at the Capital Golf and
Country Club, formerly Bannock.
burn.
The tourney entries list the work
ing personnel Of the Washington
newspapers, the Cover ment
Printing Office and the CONNER
cial shops.
Five flights are lined up for the
200 linksmen entered in the event,
which includes such well known
players as Fred Stringer, Bill
Henderson, Charley Ficco, Charley
Warren, Ben and AL McAlwee, Gay
Hager, Frank Thornberg and Ed
Merkle.
New StraSbaugh secretary-treaS-
urer of the association is chairman
Of the tournament.
The Washington times., 1938-05-02

son at East Potomac IRA
RODGERS, West Virginia's only
all-America, Is coach of the
Mountaineer baseball team
which plays Georgetown here
tomorrow They say that
SAM CHAPMAN, CALIFORNIA;
great back of last season, who
plays an outfield berth with
the Bears, will be rendered a
Yankee contract. He recently
hit a 570-foot home run, with
a Yank scout in the stands
Note to JACK ESPEY-ANDY
FARKAS, the Detroit University
back. who Is booked to take over
CLIFF BATTLES halfback post
with your World Champion Red
skins, is handling spring foot
ball at Lawrence Tech in De
troit, and may change his mind
about coming to Washington .
DICK O'CONNELL is working
in the Government.-CHICK
KENNY.