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with praise for his pictures. Essie
and he had made an agreement to
be always honest with each other.
On April 10 Sims contract ex-
pired, and on this day he made it
point to be absent from the studio
so Sam Firbush couldn't make him
resign. Instead he dropped in at
Quinlan's Quickie studio and intro
duced himself to Jake Quinlan.
Suppose" he said, I'VE throw in
together? Wen make q Quickie.
I'll play the lead role, write q new
song, sing 1t myself. Well clean up
on account Of the overhead will be
one-tenth of what Rubenstein
spends"
Jake Quinlan chewed his cigar.
He was smart and shrewd and sus-
picious. 1t looked like q trick. Ru-
bernstein would hit the ceiling If he
knew what this kid was up to. Still,
what q chance to clean up! And
what II it did ruin Slim as q star?
1t was quick, easy money.
whats the deal?" he said.
I'll take rs per cent Of the net"
Slim said.
Like hell you will" Jake Quinlan
exploded. "Listen-" but Slim was
on his way out. Jake went after
him, argued with him, begged him.
Slim was adamant. At length Jake
yielded. After all Is per cent Of q
Slim Jameson picture, produced with
typical Quinlan economy, would be
equal to 10 ordinary Quickies. Sims
name would sell 1t.
So Slim got a lawyer and drew up
papers and the next week he made
Quickie. It was al done on the
quiet. Even Sam Ffrbush didn't sus-
pect. Sam didn't suspect until the
publicity was released. Then Sam
and Herman went wild. But 1t didn't
do any good. The job was done.
Jake Quinlan's Quickie of Slim
Jameson made a fortune. In q
months time Slim had enough
money to buy his ranch and half
the panhandle of Idaho If he wanted
to. Jake Quinlan begged him to
make another, and Sam and Her.
i man begged him to sign with them.
Slim only smiled. He never told
them that he knew they'd taken
advantage Of him. Why spoil a per-
fectly good friendship?
But he told Essie on the day they
moved into their new ranch. And,
by gosh, Essie, II I hadn't figured
you were honest in telling me my
first pictures were swell, never
would have made that deal with
Jake Quinlan."
Essie smiled and kissed him. Why,
she thought, should she tell him
Evening star., 1938-12-29
Farmer to Make Sound
Film of Legislature

BY the Associated Press.
SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 29.-Gor-
don Klemgard, wheat farmer, pho
tographer and State Senator, Is
going to photograph the Washing
ton Legislature-with sound.
IF the voters could see on the
screen the antics of some of the
men they send to represent them
at the Legislature and If they could
hear some of the inane speeches in
the Senate and the House, there
would be housecleaning," he said
Mr.. Klemgard, Right-Wing
Democrat, said he would attempt to
make a pictorial history of the
legislative session." all recorded on
sound film.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
SYNOPSIS OF .aLG.DNa INSTALL


After . youth Of aimless nastinsss,
fears and discouragements, Rudolph
Whitlow had discovered in himself .
talent for oratory and leadership and
2 progrem for q union Of the Eng.
nsh-speakinE world. At Camford Vni.
versity and later. in London he gath.
cred around himself as disciples and
mentors q group Of ambitious, un-
scrupulous. YOUNG men who saw in him
a chance for great political adventure.
Among them were the lieutenants Of
the moribund Popular Socialist party.
They decided to replace their leader,
Lord Horatio Bohun with Rud. In
1910. when British marines had land
ed in South Carolina to help Amer
lean proprietors put down q poor
white" rising, Rud determined to strike
with the big un in his arsenal-unity
against the governments OF Britain and
tne united States-by taking over the
Park and making an unauthorized
speech. His speech turned hecklins
ana boos into frenzied cheers. He
wound UP with . feverish plea for
common sense from the common man,
Evening star., 1938-12-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
Permanents at 81
Local Shop Offer

/ Milady may be beautified for
New Years for $100-the lowest
price ever offered in Washington
for a permanent wave, two sham
poos, a hair cut and a finger wave.
Friday and Saturday, December 30
and 81, at the Madora Beauty Shop,
on the second floor of 6l9 F st.
NV, Met. 1888.
This beauty treatment is regu-
larly priced at $3.50. Mrs. Helen
Elliot, proprietor of the shop, guar
Antees excellent and courteous
service by expert beauticians. Open
til 9 pm.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
Dog Turns Up MISSING
CORNWEILS HEI

CORNWELLS HEIGHTS, Pa,
Dec. % @.-To put 1t mildly, Frank
De Ganahl, White Plains, N. Y,
gold prospector, is exasperated with
Pete, his pet German police dog.
Pete never once lost his bearings
on trips through the wilds of Africa
and British Columbia, then got lost
In Bucks County woods. De Ganahl
is advertising in an attempt to find
the dog.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
SHORT sToRY---
QUINLAN'S QU|CKIE
By Richard Wilkinson

When Sam Fir
bush, talent scout
for Herman Ru-
bernstein Pictures,
Inc, first saw Slim
Jameson he knew
he had found a
type tn at could
make money for
any movie studio.
Slim was tall and
angular and good
natured and talk
ed With q slow
draWl. He lived in
the isolated town
Of Bryant Falls,
Idaho, worked In
the local hardware
store and COM
posed songs in his
spare time. One
Of his bits h a d
caught on, had
had a fair sale.
So Sam TirbuSh.
Evening star., 1938-12-29

The togo Linoleum Manufacturing
Co., Ltd. Of Japan produces two and
q half million square yards of lno-
leum annually.
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that she had never seen one Of his
pictures because she was afraid 1t
would hurt her too much to see him
kissing another girl?
(Copyrisht. 1850
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doing hin, much
good. At this rate
he'd never have
enough saved to
NY. the ranch.
Something, he de-
cided, had to be
done.
Now Slim was
smart. He " 4 8
much sm ar ter
than Sam or Her
man gave him
credit for. He had
q way Of keeping
his eyes and ears
op en- an d his
mouth shut. He
learned thing 8.
He brooded over
the thing gs he
! e q r n e d. He
thought Of Essie
and the letters she
had written him.
=
Evening star., 1938-12-29
To Relieve Bod
Cough,M Til.
Recipe, at Home

Big Saving. No Cooking. So Easy.
You'll never know how quickly and
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colds, until you try this famous recipe.
1t gives you about four times ~ much
cough medicine for your money, and
you'll find it truly wonderful for real
relief.
Make syrup by stirring 2 cups Of
Eranulated sugar and one cup of water
q few moments, until dissolved. No
cooking needed-it's no trouble at all.
Then put 211 ounces of Pinex (obtain-
ed from any druggist) into a pint bot
tie. Add your syrup and you have a
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you by its quick action. 1t never spOils,
lasts family a long time, and tastes
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This simple mixture takes right hold
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the phlegm, soothes the irritated mem
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Pinex is a compound containing Nor
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Evening star., 1938-12-29
In the Purnle HousA

Rud went to one of the three
drawing room windows, opened it
wide and stood out on the little
pseudo balcony. His sense of fitness
required few words from a bal
cony; it was his conception of the
part. The band had gone round to
the garage behind headquarters,
and the few policemen were having
no trouble in keeping the crowd
moving. The idea of enrolling a
great crowd Of adherents had evap-
grated insensibly, even ~ Chif1sn
had said. There Was Q cessation q
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Sports Cards for Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers vs.. Newark
Pros. Twenty sixth and d streets
NV, 3.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
American University vs.. Cath
olic University, American q. gym,
8:15.
Washington-Lee High VS.. George
Washington Frosh, Ballston, Va, 3.
Boxing.
SAverio Turiello vs.. Johnny
Lucas, 10 rounds, feature bout,
Turner'S Arena, $50.
TUESDAY.
Basket BAH.
Maryland VS.. Baltimore Univer-
sity. College Park, Nd, Sis.
Tech VS.. Western, Tech High
gym public high title series), $50.
Wilson W. Eastern, Tech High
gym public high title series), 4:30.
Washington-Lee High vs.. Briar-
ley Military Academy, Laurel, Nd,
$50.
Montgomery-Blair vs.. Friends,
Silver Spring, Nd, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Baaket Ball.
Maryland VS.. Washington Col
lege, Chestertown, Md.
Catholic University vs.. John
Marshall. Jersey City, N. J.
George Washington Frosh VS..
Maryland Frosh, College Park.
Md, 4.
George Washington High W..
Eastern, Alexandria, Va, $50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. Lam
don. Bethesda, Md, $3.50.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Catholic University W. Long
Island, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wilson Teachers W. Baltimore
University. Baltimore. Md.
Washington-Lee High ". Fred-
ericksburg High. Fredericksburg,
Va.
Episcopal w. Shenandoah Valley
Academy. Alexandria. Va, $50.
Wrestling.
Bronko Nagurski W. Chief Che
wach. feature match, Turner'S
Apaaa n.4A
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Y.MEN WIN ON COURT.

Totals----23 2 4s
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Totals 10 RAR

AVtAIs - IH 70
Half-time score-Navy. "a: v. M. l.. 10.
Personal foulsEGayle. Taylor, 2: shu ::
Coleman. .: Read. 81; Trzeciax. 3, slmp-
sSn oie1te M;nss;a e asti q HsEdy M.nlsy
Free throws missed-Taylor. 2: shu. Read.
2; dillstte u 2; Henley. ohesauiere. .: Shat
tLoyoia). Kaufman tHopkins).
Leads in Other Sports.
NAVY captured three of the i've
other varsity events staged during
the afternoon.
The Middies conquered Penn at
swimming. A to 81; defeated Yale at
fencing. le to II, and scored over Le-
high in = rifle match, 1.4os to 1886.
The sailors found Indiana too strong
in wrestling. to ~, and proved no
match for Temple in q gymnastic
meet, 16 to ,2s, in which they won
only the rings and rope climb.
-Four pool records were shattered.
Midshipman Harvard Robinson broke
two Of the marks for the 25-yard
course. He swan the 220-yard free
style In 2 minutes oil seconds and in
the 150-yard back stroke was timed in
l minute 47.2 seconds.
New figures were made In the med
ley relay. won by Navy in minutes
3 seconds. The other record came in
the 440-yard free style, where Midship-
man w. J. Holt completed the swim
in minutes IA seconds.
The plebes won their three contests,
beating Eastern High at basket ball,
43-42; v. M. I. frosh on the mat, and
Penn frosh At swimming, ~ to 2s.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
HIGH GUN
OF SKEET CONTEST
Scores 46x5O in Shoot Held by
National Capital Club to
Honor Leaders.

A F. PRESCOTT scored 4ex5o and
Fred Ramsdell 44x50 yesterday to
take winner and runner-up honors N
the .410 gauge event Of the National
Capital Skeet Clubs shoot staged in
honor of Mrs. Florence Walker and
Capt. George Deyoe, club members
who distinguished themselves in 1887
competition. Mrs. Walker was ma
tional women's high-average cham
pion and Capt. Deyoe made the all
America second team.
Capt. Deyoe won the 20 gauge shoot
with s7xl00 and Capt. Vincent Cop
pola, air attache of the Italian En-
bassy, placed second with 96x100.
w. c. Coe shot s3x100 and Frank
Vermillion 92xlO0 to win and place
in the class B event.
Beginning at 10 o'clock this morn
ing there will be an all-bore shoot
with two scratch and six handicap
prizes at stake.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.

George Washington VS.. st. Johns,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Maryland VS.. Virginia, Char
1oettesville, Va.
American University vs.. Ran
dolph-Macon, Ashland, Va.
Wilson Teachers vs.. Upsala, VIII
son gym. 8.
Roosevelt VS.. Tech, Tech High
gym public high title series). 7:30.
Eastern vs.. Central, Tech High
gym public high title series),
$50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. Ana
costa High, Anacostia gym, $3.50.
Montgomery-Blair vs.. Rockville
High. Rockville. Md.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Hope
well High, Hopewell, Va.
st. Albans vs.. Friends, st. Al
bans gym, $3.50.
George Washington High vs.. Pc
tersburs High. Petersburg, Va.
Bexfng.
Columbus University w. AppA-
lachian State Teachers, Turner'S
Arena, Sis.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Georgetown vs.. Pittsbureh, Tech
High gym, 2.
Catholic University vs.. Navy, An
napOlis. Md.
Maryland vs.. Dickinson, College
Park. Nd, 8.
American University W. Hamp-
den-sydney, Farmville, Va.
Wilson Teachers W. Shepherd,
6hepherdstown, W. Va.
Southeastern vs.. Columbia School
OF Pharmacy, New York.
Western vs.. Randolph-Macon,
Front Royal, Va.
Washington-Lee High VI. Peters,
burg High, Petersburg, Va.
George Washington High W.
Hopewell High, Hopewell, Va.
George Washington Frosh vs..
Y. M. G. A., Y. NJ. G. A. gym, 8.
Episcopal W. Gilman Country
School, Baltimore. Md.
Bexing.
Catholic University W. Pitts :
buryh, Catholic q. gym, SIS.
Maryland ~. Coast Guard Aead.
smz' oal,soe 1ask M, ~
a r
Evening star., 1938-02-13
SCHWARTZ MOPS UP
IN HANDBALL EVENT
Keeps District Singles Crown,
Shares Doubles Honors With
Pearlman.

JACK SCHWARTZ, District A. A. q.
handball champion, retained his
title yesterday at the Y. M. c. A.,
easily disposing Of Gustave aoldstein.
21-8, 21-8.
Schwartz then teamed with the vet
eran Paul Pearlman to capture the
doubles crown. upsetting the Myers
Newman combination, 2l-20, 2l-17.
Walter Engelhardt won third local
ranking by trimming George Wend-
landt. 21-10, 14-2l, 21-9, and then
paired with Artie Wondrack, Tech
High track coach, to grab the same
doubles rating by whipping Payne and
Berman, 12-21, 21-19. 21-l2.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
TABLETENNIS MEET
FOR CITY'S B CLASS
Trophies in Several Divisions to
Be at Stake in Event Open
ing Next Friday.

A C1TY-WIDE Glass B table tennis
tournament will begin Friday
night, February 10, on the Washing
ton Table Tennis Association courts at
1905 E street NV.
Winner and runner-up trophies win
be at stake in mems and women's
singles, mems doubles and mixed
doubles. Ability to play fair game
is the only qualification and the COM
mittee will reject the entries OF those
players known to be superior.
Entry fees will be 40 cents for mems
singles, 80 for women's singles and 50
per team in both mems and mixed
doubles. Entries will close February
49,
Admission to preliminary rounds
will be free. A charge of IS cents will
be levied for Sunday nights finals.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Totals Is $40 Totals 13 3 2e
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Soft Ball Team
In Gala Banquet

CENATOR BOB REYNOLDS Of
North Carolina will head an i'm
pressive list of after-dinner speakers
to attend the victory dinner of the
Victory Post Of the American Legion
March 2 at Bamboo Gardens.
Louis A. Johnson, Assistant Secre-
tary Of War. will present the silver
cup, emblematic of the District
indoor baseball championship, to the
post.
Representative Jennings Randolph
Of West Virginia also will speak. while
Harry English, Community Center
athletic director, will present a silver
trophy to the leagues most valuable
player.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
GALLAUDET MAT LOSER
franklin and MarDhall 1unicts s.
to-6 Trimming.

Gallaudet's wrestling team absorbed
It's worst trimming of the season last
night at Kendall Green. losing to
Franklin and Marshall's crack twist
ers, sos. =
Jorde accounted for 0allaudet's
only victory, with the exception Of 4
forfeit in the 11S-pound class, by
pinning sietS in Z minutes and 10
seconds. Following is the summary:
default.
,,,a.a .ssepynd 5c fIn. fIa:shss e. NJ threw Sui
sllinss.' iliss'espSS ;aS sHfis:1slI His,: slar a. ny thre"
I. 146-pcund classELa TORE II. NJ
threx sers CO.,; Time. 5:46; -
siets q: ~. Time, -S:iS. - '
166-pound elA4D-Cunnineham R, Ny
thrcH 7ys.ss"as ss"tss e! 81; Tine: 5:s4; .....
itsI pitssiIlnissd eless@ihdiisaee 80 hdiie u. NJ, threw
o'elEsssse s1sss 81; dr.. c'3s 7:os'
Evening star., 1938-02-13
EASTERN DEFEATED
BY POINT ON COURT
Bows, AZ to 43, as Navy Plebes
Rally in Last Quarter to
Score HEAVILY.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, Feb 12.--Navy
Plebes closed their basket ball
season this afternoon by winning from
Eastern High of Washington, 43 to AZ,
In q sizzling game
Riley, Navy left forward, led .
fourth-quarter onslaught which over
came an Eastern lead Of . points.
Quantrille, at center, led the scor-
ing for Eastern ably aided by Hancock
and Lusby. The half ended. ~ to II,
in favor of Eastern and it had in
creased it to 81 to 10 as the third
quarter ended.
Riley started things going and sent
the Navy to 3-point lead. GUAM
trille scored the final field goal Of the
Evening star., 1938-02-13
FALLS CHURCH five
UNBEATEN IN LOOP
Has Won All Its Seven Games.
Miller, First-Half Victor,
Finding Going Tough,

MILLER FURNITURE tossers, first
~A half winners of the Southeast
Community Center Basket Ball
League, are finding the footing ex-
tremely slippery in the second half
and currently are immersed in fourth
place behind Falls Church, Sigma Mu
Sigma and National Savings g. Trust
dribblers
Falls Church, undefeated in seven
starts in the second half, will stack up
against the Natsas tomorrow night,
Sigma Mu Sigma Wednesday night
and Southeast Merchants Friday
night. Following are the standings
and schedule:
Evening star., 1938-02-13
WINS GIRLS CAGE TITLE
ct. Cecilia Downs st. patrcki Sex
tet by 1914 Count.

ct. Cecilia girl basketballers won the
Catholic interscholastic championship
Of the city last night by defeating the
ct. Patrick's OUTFIT, 1914, in the Christ
Child gym.
Mary Himmelberg with IL and Mary
Anne Marks with I led the winning
attack. Neither team had been de-
9eated prior to last nights meeting.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Junior Mittmen
Fight in March

THE District Junior Golden
Gloves championships will be
staged March 2, 3, 4, Q, 10 and IL
at the various boys clubs, 1t has
been announced by ofiicials, and all
boys under 16 years Of age are
eligible 70 compete.
Weight classes will be so, go, 10,
80. 30. 100, 10, 100 and 100 pounds.
, There Is no entry fee and no reg.
istration, but boys will not be al.
lowed to fight without written con-
sent Of parents or guardians.
Chairman Jerry P. Looney an
nounces entry blanks may be oh.
tanned next week at Washington,
Georgetown. Metropolitan Police,
Merrick and Northeast Boys
Clubs.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
LECTURE COURSES
GIVEN YACHTSMEN
Winter. Series Is Scheduled
for Washington Sailing,
Power Groups.

INVITATION has been extended to
the public by the Potomac River
Power Boat Squadron to attend
= the free weekly instruction classes
for yachtsmen which gets under way
tomorrow night at 3 O'Clock in the
auditorium Of the United States Pub
lie Health Building.
J. Edwin Lawton, well-known WASH
ington yachtsman and former nation
al commander Of the United States
Power Squadron, again will be In
charge Of the course, which continues
until April II. Following the first
five lectures, dealing with the funda-
mentals Of boating. the second term
will convene in the Chestnut Farms
Building. where final examinations
for those who wish to Join the squad
ron will be held.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
GAlLAUDET CAGERS
ARE BEATEN AGAIN
Lose to Washington Quint, 54.25,
After Blowing Early Lead.
Zebrowski Is Star.

By tie Associated Press.
CHESTERTOWN, Md. Feb. 12.-
Washington Colleges quintet
scored an easy 54-to-25 victory over
Gallaudet College of Washington to-
night in dull basket ball game.
After the first few minutes, when
the Sho'men had to fight to overcome
Gallaudet's early six-point lead, it
was a walk away for the Chestertown
CollegianS.
Zebrowski. Washington Colleges
towering center, scored 26 points for
high scoring honors. He made most
OF his shots under the basket on
rebounds
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Talk On Tangier Island.

nR. g. BACHE GILL, commodore
Of Corinthian Yacht Club, will
give . lecture as the feature Of the
squadron's midwinter rendezvous and
dinner Tuesday night at the Gingham
Club. Tangier Island will be dis
cussed by Commodore Gin, who for
merly was . resident physician ut this
quaint little Chesapeake Bay COM
munity.
The popular motion pictures Of sail
and power boat racing, compiled by
the Gulf OIL Co., will be shown, and
4 representative Of the concern Is to
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Basketers Win Easily.

NAVY'S second and third string
basket ball teams shared ,honors
with the varsity in defeating Virginia
Military Institute. 46 to 81, for the
Middies' tenth straight home victory.
The Navy varsity played during
the first half. leaving the court hold
ing q 24-ls advantage. The second
team played the first II minutes of
the second half. putting Navy on the
long end Of 1929 score when they
gave way to the third team.
The Cadets put up their best game
in the first period, scoring 3 field goals
to NaVy,a O.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
QUINT STILL UNBEATEN
Congress Heights Takes Fifth
Straight in League.

Congress Heights dribblers con-
tinued their winning form last night
in the Anacostia Community Center
League, trimming Anacostia Cardinals,
30-l8, to strengthen their hold on
first place.
Taylor, with IS points, paced the
winning attack, while Graham and J.
Cattell, with 8 points each. were OUT
standing for the Cardinals. Follow
ing are the league standings:
Evening star., 1938-02-13
BIS0NS LOSE ON COURT
Hampton Defeats Howard, 45-to-
AZ, in Overtime Thriller.

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.
HAMPTON, Va. Feb. l2.-Howard
University's basketball team went down
to 45-to-42 defeat in an overtime
game here tonight at the hands Of the
Hampton Institute cagers.
The Bisons from Washington had
the better of it during the first halt,
holding 23-to-16 lead. The host
team tied the score late in the second
half and the regulation time ended
with the teams deadlocked, 1888.
Hampton won out in the extra Ave-
minute period.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
CARDS ARE ROUTED
BY TERP RESERVES
Regulars Get Little Work as
Maryland Wins, 49. 80, for
Fourth in Row.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Speclal DlSpatch to The Star.
- OLLEGE PARK, Md, Feb
12.-Maryland's court re-
serves starred tonight on
~ their home floor in defeating
Catholic University's outclassed Car
dinals. 1888. 1t was the fourth win
in a row for the Terrapin basket ball
team.
The proceeds of the game went to
the Presidents infantile paralysis
fund. In addition to the receipts the
fans donated $40 in dimes.
The reserves played the entire first
half and part of the second. When
Coach Shipley sent in the regulars,
they had a comfortable point ad-
vantage.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
G. W. SHOOTERS SCORE
Beat Georgetown In CHALLENGE
Match, 1881 to 1924.

George Washington's rifle team de-
feated Georgetown Friday. a score Of
1881 to 1924. The match was q chal-
ienge affair held on the G. w. range.
Next Friday the teams will meet on
the Hoya range.
ErorAR.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Lecture for Yaehtsmen,


THE winter series Of lectures by
outstanding leaders In yachting,
sponsored by the Potomac River Sail
ing Association. opened last night
when G. g. Wyland of New York
City spoke before a large audience
in Capital Yacht Club on small boat
design.
As chief craftsman for w. Startling
Burgess and Sparkman & Stephen
in the designing Of the famous Amer
ica's Cup defender Ranger, Mr.. Wyland
is a well-known designer and marine
engineer He discussed the funda-
mentals Of naval architecture IS ap-
piled to small boats and answered
queries on rigging and spar problems
The history Of the Ranger, includ-
ing her building, launching, trials
competition with other class sloops
and the eventual winning of the Amer
ica's Cup, was traced in q motion pic
ture. It was the first OF four lee
lures to be given by the local sailing
group.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Fair Players to Compete.
TERPS OUTSHOOT H0YAs
Score on Home Range, 1851 ,321.
Beaten by Lehigh.

University Of Maryland sharpshoot-
ers outshit Georgetown, 1868 to 1921.
yesterday in their rifle match staged
on the Maryland range
The Terps had been licked, 1875 to
1864. by Lehigh the day before.
Pat Lanigan Of the Terps shot the
high score Of 28l. while Crosbys 270
was tops for the Hilltoppers.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Dewitt QUINT ROUTED
Outclassed by Terp Freshmen,
Score Being 8 to AZ.

COLLEGE PARK, Nd, Feb. IA
Using every member Of his squad.
Coach AL Heagy's Maryland frosh f,ve
outclassed the Dewitt cage team by
the one-sided score Of 48 to this
afternoon.
So Complete was the rout that the
Washington boys were unable to score
. point during the first quarter Of