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Evening star., 1938-12-15
Basket Ball Scores

Prince ton. Al; Lafayette. q.
Brown. So; Harvard 81.
Dartmouth, so; Vermont 43.
e. ycssphs e. g. WssnS.ra Wfsts5p MaFy.n e. 49,
Washington College A.: Moravian. 81.
TUFTS; 30: Nor,hesstern; 81
Davis -Elkins 81: st. Francis % t3
overtime periods
DUKE 40: The citadel. a. ..
Davidson. 40: Randolph Macon. 33.
Morris Harvey "a; Guilford. 81.
Tulsa 30: Drury. 30.
Arizona, "a: Tulane %.
Purdue 30; Detroit. -.
WAYNE SO; Cincinnati. 30.
Fort Hays State, 32 Kansas State 20.
"fs,sTn fnaiE Illinois Teachers Al st.
Ohio Wesleyan. "A: Western Michigan
Miami, 80; Kentucky Wesleyan. II.
Bowling Green. As: Michigan Normal.
Noun. Union 81: Youngstown. 10.
Carroll A.: St Norbert IS
Knox AS Iowa WESLEYAN. 3s.
Winons Teachers 81; st. Cloud Teach
Ausustana. as: wsyne Teachers, 80.
Eastern Kentucky Teachers, As: Louis
Sioux r.1IIls, 80: su.na Vista. 81.
North Dakota AzCies 40: ConcSrdia. 26.
Valley City State. 54: Glendale Nor
DE- nal sai.s' ss so: Alma. ~.
Wilmington. Al: Cedarville. 81.
Eau Claire Teachers, As: Luther %.
La Sale, 25: Illinois Wesleyan. 90.
Western Union. So: Yankton. e6.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Undeieated S|euths
Trim Procurement,
Share Loop Lead

Federal Bureau OF Investigations
undefeated basket ball team still
was one of three teams tied for first
place in the United States Govern
ment League today and from the
manner in which the Sleuths con-
tinped their winning streak last
night should have a lot to say about
the championship.
L ed by Forrest Burgess, one of the
city s leading court stars. who scored
20 points. the G-Men routed Pro-
curement, 65-ls, last night at Boil
ing Field. Scoring was divided about
equa lily between the halves as ?. B.
1. HI I'D a 1878 lead at intermission.
Agriculture's crack five won its
third game In four starts when 1t
STAYED Oh second half rally to de-
feat Bureau Of Engraving, 1872.
Engr raving outscored the Ageies.
2S-1S. in the second half. but
couldn't overcome their foes early
super riority.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Horseshoe Pitchers to Take Turns Sunday Evening Star Bowling 7onn
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Clark Grifith returned from
the American League meeting at
Chicago and said he discussed no
player trades or sales.
Resumption Of Davis Cup
matches in 1920, to be preceded by
a national championship tour
nament, is out of the outstanding
features OF recommendations pre-
pared for submission to the an
nual meeting of the National
Lawn Tennis Association.
President Ban johnson of the
American League said that
change in ownership Of the Bos-
ton club probably would be made
before opening of the 1919 sea-
son. There have been several
offers from groups of men for the
controlling interest, now owned
by Harry H. Frazee.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Central Five Asked
To Play in Event
Al Richmond
H. the Associated Press,

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 15.-Ten
representative basket ball teams Of
Virginia and the District Of Coium-
bia will compete in the 10th annual
basket ball carnival at the Univer-
sitv of Richmond on January Z.
In making the announcement.
Athletic Director Glenn F. Thistle
thwhite pointed out that the car
nival will be in no sense tourna-
ment and no champion will be
crowned" 1t will be held to ac-
quaint high school coaches with the
varying styles Of play.
Invitations have been extended to
Alexandra High. Glass High Of
Lynchburg, Central Of Washington
and Thomas Jefferson and John
Marshall Of Richmond and Staun-
ton Military Academy.
In addition to these three games.
two other games will be arranged
with the competition drawn from
Benedictine School Of Richmond.
Fork Union Military Academy. Fred
ericksburg High. St. Christopher of
Richmond and Hopewell High.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Western Basketers,
OFF Winging, Seen
As Title Threats
Trim Strong Bethesda
Teom-Anocostio Bows,
But Shows Promise
BY GEORGE e. HUBER.

Western has hopes this year of re-
gaining the scholastic cage crown
it lost last season when Eastern's
White Tide showed it into second
place. and Coach Cliff Moore again
has turned loose q fast. fighting
quint that in spite of its inexperi-
ence is showing promise Of going
places.
A few more games working to-
gether and some needed improve
ment in craftsmanship probably
will make the Western boys eligible
for consideration as one Of the top
school quints With only one of
last years regulars playing yester-
day they turned back the highly
regarded Bethesda Chevy Chase
cagers. 26-l8. in their first game of
the season. Bethesda had two sue
cessive victories to its credit.
Custer Is Ruled Out.
Bob Custer, all-high forward last
season, became ineligible yesterday
when marks were passed out, and
Bob Holloran went in as the only
player of any real experience. Sew
eral candidates for honors were un-
covered. however. as Harold Beattie
and blond. scrappy Jim Horn led the
Red Raiders to victory Jack Price
at center also played a strong game
and Holloran was outshone by these
newer members of the quintet.
Beattie especially was good on de-
fense, and his wide-awake work on
several occasions staved OF Bethesda
( threats.
Anacostia also played its first
game yesterday. but met up with a
very tough outfit from Dewitt and
lost. 1926. Coach Julian Colangelo
expressed himself pleased with the
| showing of his Indians considering
their inexperience and the lack of
reserve material. The same five boys
that started the game still were in
at the finish. with one exception.
and the tallest boy on the team
Jack Koontz. was shorter than the
oesSi Wow ASNAtt pAyCf.
Vermiliien Heats Hoop.
Jimmy Vermillion. former Tech
player. scored from all angles to
account for Is Dewitt points, and
Lenny Stanton. all-high at Western
last year. followed with 10. Lenny
was even better than vermillion as
a pot-shot artist.
There were no really outstanding
individual stars on the Anacostia
roster. but Coach Colangelo has the
players working together as a
smooth court team that looked good
In spite of its defeat.
Eastern is playing George Wash
ington High at Alexandria this
afternoon and Tech invades
Bethesda Chevy Chase tomorrow
! night
Evening star., 1938-12-15
13 Grapp|e Tonight
For Go Next Week
With Londos
Varied Types Will Take
Port in Elimination
Event at Turner'S

Thirteen assorted artists will take
part In Washinst first one night
rassling elimination tournament this
evening at Joe Turner'S Arena, with
the winner guaranteed q shot At Jim
Londos and the world champion
ship" next week.
The show will start at Sis, IS
minutes earlier than usual. and
probably will 60 well into the night
before 4 winn9 Is decided. This is
Turner'S first venture into the elm
ination field-in fact the whole
idea has had but two tryouts on the
Eastern circuit-and q new set of
rules have been made for the oc-
casion.
Preliminary matches are limited
to 20 minutes, with a winner to be
chosen in case of no fall. Winner
meets winner until all but two have
been eliminated. and the final bout
will be one ~ to finish. Each
entry has posf1d $25, and this, with
$500 added by Turner, will 60 to
the victor.
With the Is grapplers definitely
set to go, Washington mat followers
are assured Of an Zen dozen bouts,
more than twice the usual number
Within the past two weeks both
Trenton and Philadelphia have tried
the tourney, and promoters there
gleefully report their biggest nights
in years.
Walter Percy. scientific young
English rassler. and Chief Little
Wolf, the villainous Navajo Indian,
have been installed as favorities.
The installing was done by none
other than Joe Turner. who in ad-
dition 20 being the promoter Is the
oncial Handicapped, matchmaker
and clocker.
Pairings:
John Heracle, Washington, vs..
Jack Macarthur. Ireland; Chief Lit
tie Wolf, Pueblo, Colo. vs.. Frank
Brown. Washington; Frenchy La
Rue, Montreal, VS.. Kari Davis, st.
Louis; Ditch Schultz, New York, vs..
Tommy O"Toole, Ireland; Lord AL
bert Mills. London, VS.. Jim Wright,
Houston, Tex: Walter Percy, Eng
land, VS.. Bull Martin, Boston: Nick
Campofreda, Baltimore, bye.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Rec Loop Standings
Shift as Harrison,
Clarke Miss Pins

An OF night for both Joe Harrison
and Astor Clarke. Recreation League
top-average rollers, had damaging
effects on their teams last night.
Shrinking his pace-setting mark TO
124-19, with a 346 set. Joe watched
his Tucci Plumbers team take a
three-game lacing from the on
rushing American Window Clean
ing OUTFIT. which gained first place
when Allied Roofing swept Astor's
erstwhile leading Herzogs.
The No. bowler. rolling 34l,
tumbled his average to 1911. drop
ping into . tie with Bill Clampitt
in the runner-up spot.
Eddie Keith's 379 and Harold
Hodges 376 were the high counts in
the window Cleaners first place
charge.
The Herzoes dropped to fourth
place when University Shop
cracked down on the last-place
Washington Diesel School rollers to
gain a tie for second place with
Shah d. Shah.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
ST eve Thompson, Victorious
In Great Ring Comeback,
Too Tired to Enjoy 1t

knockout punches. but finally Ke-
keris wilteG and Jackie pounded him
from rope to rope as the bell changed.
Leon Miller. Fort Ayer heavy
weight. recorded the briefest knock
out of the tourney. stopping Bill
Nolan of National Guard in 20 sec
onds of the first round. while Jim
Brady, Georgetown University IT'S
FOUNDER, disposed of George Ryan
of Fort Myer in l minute IS sec
onds of the third round. Results:
Novice Glass Quarter -aA.L
47:pound-Frsnkie Mccaleb tunat-
AIexandria', technical Knockout. ! minute
45 seconds. FIRST round
Semi-hnais.
l2-pound-Groyer Davis tpetss A.
C. eo,. defeated e1,sn, Johnny Bell twashinston
rsi: ssg: ii s''f; fA Ne a,s:'
National Boxins Club.
ons aasId asisy..s ssIsR'0n sy co,ss9 ss
..colmaI Manor defeated Elmer SAN 1Ns-
eu:ra' asfeatsa Eddi. Johnson S''11as. 'anas
AofiS &rV- . fDs
l47 -pound-Nick Mancini (Pete's A..
6, ests.tsd s Alez olendennine tNo i ro-
so-pound-BM Malsrave tkferrick, de-
feated David Peter tPete's A. CO, techni.
cal knockout. 35 seconds, second round
l15-pound-A Dissie funattached1 de-
ieated James farreE National Guard.
technical knockout, 20 seconds, hrst
l47,pound- Mccaleb tunat-
tachedl defeated Don Tucker National
Guard.
Senior Class semi-Assls.
l'5-pound-Jim Brady tGeorsetovn
University defeated Jim Ryan Fort
Myerl technical knockout. 1 minute S5
seconds. third round.
11s-pound Bernie Hardy NAVAL Re-
serve, defeated Tony De Toto mo. 4 Po-
lice Boys Club,
e6-pound-Buster Miller National
Alexandria W
35-pound-Jackie Clasett National
tional Guard
HeavyweiEht-Leon Miller tFort Myer,
knocked out Bill Nolan National Guard).
20 seconds. first round
Evening star., 1938-12-15
By the Associated Press.
DNNEDTNN rrz,

by tne A3&OC1hted ff3o6.
POMPTON LAKES, N. ]. Dec. is
1T would be a pleasure to write
that the years have mellowed
Thomas George Paul Farr. They
have not. He still Is hard, penurious
and tremendously assured. He thinks
he will beat Lou Nova, the promising
California heavyweight. tomorrow
night. If he does not he will quit
the ring. .
The willing Welsh heavyweight,
no Dale Carnegie at best. Is as easy
to get along with as A wildcat with
a toothache these days. He is train
ing out here and it does not improve
his temper. He will, however, talk
your arm off at the drop of a
sparring partner.
If am badly beaten ! will quit
Why not? I will know I have come
as far as I can in the ring. have
little money. not much by Amer
lean standards. but. man. when I
think of the days I didn't have a
bob to my name it's like millions.
Confident Of Victory.
But I do not expect to be beaten.
Il am entirely confident ! can
win. Despite the fact I lost my
three fights in this country, I did
60 the distance with Looie':: be-
lieve I beat Jim Braddock. although
the judges thought different. and I
gave Max Baer a good humping
Why. he told me II I had hit him
a couple more in the belly he would
have quit"
Tommy is in wonderful shape. He
is down to 203 and will 60 in at 204
against Nova. He has been hitting
the road each morning and his legs
and ..d are In shape for Is or SO
rou..As For the first time he looks
impressive fighting in the gym.
Il am in good enough shape to
beat Nova or any one else" said this
blushing violet, after he had as
Evening star., 1938-12-15
keassa Records.

Season Records.
High team averase-Scimiie tiers. B27.
High team set-ScrubS 1897.
High team same-Scrubx. R13.
High Individual sveraseS-Emmon,
tScimiters> l1S: Courtney tCrescentsI,
114: Rose Arabs, J16
High individual sets-Emmons fScimi-
ters,. 40c: Courtney tCrescents). 2sn:
Rose Arabs and Benham nMoslem) 31S
High individual Games-Benhsm fMos-
lem,. 1854: Nuksear ARABS and p asehalis
(Scrubs, 155
IS
High individual spares-Courtney fcrei-
ccntsb and EnmonS (ScimitersI. sA
High nat GameS-CroSs fHope) Rice
lScimiters, and Rose ARABS. "a.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Ven Speaker Offers
Special Trophy for
Ringer flippers
Lucky Strike Women
Tie Chevy Chase in
Rurner-Up Struggle

Uncle Bill Wood. boss OF the
Lucky Strike, next Sunday viii be
host to the oldest assortment Of
duckpin shooters among the several
thousand competing In The Evening
Star Yuletide Handicap. Dozens Of
horseshoe pitchers, many Of whom
roll only once a year-in The Star
tournament-will blast away At / 30
Sunday.
Few of them will receive regular
handicaps, never having bowled in
q league, but special handicaps will
be provided for the competition
among themselves for an equally
special trophy. The handicaps will
be provided by Harry Woodfleld,
promotional director OF the Wash
ington- Suburban Horseshoe Pitchers
Association. Ven Speaker of r.
Harris e. Co. will supply the trophy.
The Speaker trophy was won last
year by Mac Freshman OF Rogers
Heights, Nd.
All horseshoe pitchers are invited
to Join the party. After the rolling
= meeting Of the ringer flippers' as
sociation will be held in Woods
ONCE.
Although fairly swamped in one
game when the Chevy Chase Quint
totaied 62S. Lucky Strike was a FL
winner last night in 4 Ladies' Dis
trict League second-place battle
The victory deadlocked the two
crack clubs for the runner-up posi-
ton. Lorraine Gulli's l34 and Caro-
line Hiser's 348 were high for the
winners. Top scores for the match
we're rolled by Ida Weinberg with
365 for Chevy Chase and Georgia
Hays with 10 for the losers. Ross
lyn. led by Lucy Roses 1906, de-
feated Georgetown two games. in
creasing its lead to FIVE. Convention
Hall won its first match of the
season by tripping Arcadia. 2-l. Red
Circle Food Shop nicked Rendezvous
twice.
A season record string Of l55 by
John Perry saved his last years
champion Government team from
being swamped by Trafic in the
c. & p. Telephone League. With
Bob Mason rolling 12l-344, Ac-
counting increased its lead to three
games by sweeping Cleveland. The
runner-up Commercials. with Winnie
Walters rolling l22-349. won two
games from Construction No. 2.
Garnering top set at the, Lucky
Strike with 38s. Bill Schumacher sup
piled heaviest waliops in Construc-
tion No. is sweep over Georgia
Dial took 81 decision from North
ern District No. /. but scoring honors
went to Huck Wilton of the losers
with l37-355.
Greenbelt Race Tied.
The Greenbelt League pennant
chase for the second time this sea-
son is standoff between the
Beavers and the Drakes. When the
onrushing Cobras swatted the
brakes twice the Beavers came
through with . three game victory
over the Jeeps to deadlock first place.
The Eagles swooped on the Bears for
two games to gain a tie for seventh
place. Bob Temple of the Beavers
is the loops top average man with
1868.
Takoma Billiards Is running q
game ahead Of Kidwell's Senator'S
in the Temple Major League with
the Queen Primers two games out Of
first place. Dick Lee, the @. P. O.
bowler, is topping the Northeast CIR
cult with q 1913 average. Eddie
Keith trails with 1873.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
From the
Press Box
From the
Nova Bout Threatens
Furr's 900 Average
BY JOHN LARDNER,
Special Correspondent of The Star.

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Thomas
Farr of Tonypandy, Wales, will
place his American batting average
of 900 in jeopardy Friday evening
when he fights Lou Nova. the white
hope from California, at Madison
Square Garden
Thomas never has won fight over
here. He believes that this is moth
ing more than horrible coinci-
dence, and he plans to run his bat
ting average up to $50 at the ex-
pense of young Nova, who, to give
him his hearing, plans to keep
Thomas down around 900.
The boys will whale each other
for the gruesome privilege of meeting
Max Baer, the human public ad-
dress system from Livermore, Calf.
and the winner of that one will fight
Joe Louis. If he can get written per-
mission from his folks.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Mat Matches
Bythe Associated Press.

NEWARK N J--Maurice La Chap
nelle. 1914. France defested King Kong
rrankenstetn. 2-S New York. 81 so.
ROCHESTER ~ y.-Ed Don George
sls. North Java. N Y defeated Bob
WaEner .,232. Portland. Ores. two OF
three falls
New York. defeated Chief Thunderbird,
210, British Columbia, straight falls.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
LADIES' INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

Individual high sverases-M Smitn
1l0-1: P. Ford 1920: " Caivssno
1927: A. Vito. 1929
Individual hiKh sets-M Smith, 3o-; NJ
Lynn 361: p. Ssbeap 3S4
individual high games-M. Smith. 1f1
Baker. l4S
High strikes-M. Smith. IS; j. Keith
II.
Hish SDares-M Smith SO NJ Estsn
High team sets-Upit.d Typewriter,
l,566: Paul's Auto Shop. I.S4o
Hxh team games-Pecrless SO; United
Typewriters 54o
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Cloi' IN l35-Pound Title

MOI fthwest Terrors, undefeated in
10 60 mes in 135-pounr ranks this
season claim the city football cham
pionship. but are eager to defend
their mythical title against the
Stansbury A. G. Call National 1892.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
As Personal Favor to Nova
Critic Picks Forr to Win

These arguments always end the
same way. Often a guy who does
not want to be rescued by Mr.. Don
ovan will wind up with Mr.. Dono-
van sitting on his chest, rescuing
him by force. The Gunnar was
rounded up and rescued off the
premises. much to the delight of
Lou Nova, who Immediately became
p white hope and a leading con-
tender.
This is not to say that Lou is
bad fighter. He is fast and agile and
hits selidly with both hands But
his victory over Barlund was far
from sensational, and unless he
really has something on the ball
he'll run into trouble with Thomas
George Paul Farr.
Roscoe Toles whipped Barlund
with bit more authority the other
night. Roscoe is no will O. the wisp.
In fact he telegraphs his right
hand punch from so far away that it
costs him 80 cents to send it, night
rates. But he didn't lick Barlund
DS SdI wing lliC I Alli bStlaCi CyC
and rubbing the wound port and
starboard with his elbow.
Roscoe stood off and bopped the
Gunnar upon the chin, chin which,
roughly. is of the same consistency
as concrete. He had Barlund hang
ing on several times. Toles is no
Louis, but he is apt to make things
hard for any one of the so-called
contenders.
1t goes without saying that Max
weiton Baer and the winner of the
Farr-Nova fight will give Roscoe
the old never-heard- of him. and
plenty of clean, fresh air. Before
he got the fight with Barlund. Toles
challenged 10 other leading heavy
weights. They were all looking the
other way when he spoke
Barring Toles-and skipping light
ly over Tony Galento, with the
help of ladder, if necessary-Nova
Farr and Baer are the outstanding
heavyweight menaces today. Fri
days fight should eliminate at least
one of them for a couple of weeks.
I'm guessing that Farr will win.
This is personal favor to Nova.
nice young fellow trying to get
ahead
Nevspa per Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Sea seR Records.

Hish team sames-Runyons. ~: Hal
lidsys. 49,.
yons l.32S-
Hish individual sames-M. HOWARD.
123: Munks and Joseph. 1Zf
High individual sets-Aunks. 3l5;
Thompson, 80
High strike-Joseph and Cornish. Q;
c. Howard and kunkA g.
Hish spares-Aoore, 90; wilson. "a;
Knowlden. 80. \
High sverases-Thompso a4-a: AunkE
Pill: "a. Howard. 90-i1. Wilson. POS
Garner col.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Bruins Sell Trjplett

NEW YORK, Dec. IS P.-The
Chicago Cubs have sold Herman
tCoaker Triplett, an outfielder, to
Columbus of the American Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Hockey Vet Released

KANSAS CITY, Dec. IS LF.-Bil
Grant, owner Of the Kansas City
Hockey Club. has released Frank
Ingram, veteran right winger.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Borlund Rescued By Referee.
But Gunnor Isn't GrotefuI

Nova moved into the front row
of heavyweights recently when ne
tapped the mother lode over Gun1.ar
Barlund's right eye. The Gunnar
is thicker than water Nova spilled
a quart of proud Finnish corpuScles,
with a couple of stray left hands
to the brow and Referee Arthur
Donovan hastily slapped on his Red
Cross nurses hat and went to the
rescue by plane and dog sled.
Mr.. Donovan is a very firm rescuer,
especially when he is rescuing guys
against their will The Finn did not
want to be rescued.
Not now" he said. as Mr.. Dom
ovan tapped him sharply on the
shoulder, Il don't want to buy any
thing Come back later"
Let me look into your eyes, -
barked Mr.. Donovan.
This is no time to be sentimen-
tai" said the Gunnar reproach-
fully. IF you want to tell me you
love me. save it till tomorrow. Right
now am about to knock this youna
upstart to hellangone.
The Gunnar spoke in Finnish. but
Mr.. Donovan is a firm character
in all languages, including the
Scandinavian.
You can't fight. man." he said,
herding the, Viking into a corner.
DO you want to see my clippings?"
yelled the Gunnar.
i mean you can't fight any more
tonight. I am going to protect you
against yourself" said Mr.. Donovan
virtuously.
But don't want to be protected
against myself" bawled Mr.. Barlund
Il am Just geeting warmed up
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Fights Lost Night

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-Bobby NcIntyre. 1872.
Detroit. outpointed Billy Marquart,
1877 Winnipex Canada 90
SACRAMENTO. Calif-Loyd Mar
shall 165. Cleveland. knocked out
Johnny Erjavec. 16s. Los Anaeles tbI.
Evening star., 1938-12-15
Pin Standings
ACACIA LEAGUE,

HSh team Eames-kacys, S3S; Crtp.
pens. 532.
Hish team sets-Roberta. $50; Grip.
pens, 500
High individual Rames-Whits, 155;
Freeman. 146.
High individual sets-white, 3Ss; Pree-
man and X Lewis. 34e.
High strikes-L. Lewis. 10: H. Levis
IL; Beall. 2.
High spares-H. Lewis 56; L. Lewis
So: Freeman. 81.
High averages-H. Lewis I0s-2: L
Lewis. 1868; Beall. 1922 Freeman. 1913
Evening star., 1938-12-15

Takoma Billiards is running .
game ahead Of Kidwell's Senators
in the Temple Major League with
the Queen Primers two games out Of
first place. Dick Lee, the @. P. O.
bowler, is topping the Northeast CIR
cult with . 1913 average. Eddie
Keith trails with 1873.
Evening star., 1938-10-08

are that considerable deposits Of min
erals are being formed in all parts
of the system and particularly in the
boiler
In order to prevent the ultimate
cracking of the boiler. or the pitting
of its tubes, you should have some
water conditioning chemicals added at
regular intervals. These chemicals
will soften any deposits of minerals
and make them easily removable when
the boiler is blown down. and also
put the heating system over on the
alkaline side. as it were. and prevent
a large amount of damaging corro-
sion
Just like having the carbon cleaned
out Of your car, this chemical treat
ment will more than likely save you
the price Of the job in reduced fuel
costs. as the whole plant will again
be made to work like a nice new
one. The thick scale which formerly
coated the inside Of the boiler will
have been removed, allowing the in
coming heat to get at the water in
the most direct and economical man
ner. Call in your local plumber and
have the old system treated.
Evening star., 1938-10-08
By LAWRENCE CROLIUS.

r lard water seems to be one of
IL those things which people
| take pretty much for granted
Il Il and don't hother IN correot