davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Do NIII I II,
3T133 T ST. w.

Near schools and transportation. Six
rooms. bath with shower ) bedrooms. large
dining room. garage elec. refrigerator,
auto. gas water heater lot 100 IT. COM
pletely decorated: SG7 so Representative
on premises Sunday, TO 3 Several 9th
ers IN this delightful community rooms.
$50 10 SO.
1hnh II ST n W National o3i6.
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MODERN HOMES.

Chevy Chase D. c., Md Northwest
suburban properties. to II rooms. ] to 3
baths; INSPECTION invited. LESLIE D. MEA-
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RUGS-CARPETS.
BABY CHICKS

RHODE ISLAND REDS. BARRED ROCKS
and White Leghorns, $3.50 per 100; all
blood tested. VIM. JAMES g. SON. 619 K
st. NV Metropolitan O0SS.
MD. AND VA State certified baby chicks;
brooders. equipment, feed. remedies
F. w. Bolgiano & Co. All N. Y ave NE
Att 5411. 607 st. NV Natl. 0091.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)
"THE MAURY +"

701 10Th st. n.w.--100 beautifully furn.
single and twin bedrooms, running water,
near showers and tub baths inner-spring
mattresses. elevator Newly decorated.
nicely furnished reception room, Sc wk. UP.
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THE COLORADO,
DAVENPORT TERRACE.

An end apartment with THREE EX-
POSURES;, Directly faces the lovely
Cascades" OF Meridian Park.
Foyer, large Living Room TWO
Bedrooms. Dinette. Kitchen with
REFRIGERATION, central Bath
also double Murphy bed closet and
four other closets CONVENIENT
TO TOWN-YET COMFORTABLE
IN SUMNER
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

LIST THAT VACANT HOUSE, RENT OR
sale. with this office for personal, prompt
Phone
18th ST. n " Natl 0112
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

IRISH SETTERS-Beautiful puppies born
this April; handsome prize winning male
born last August. Splendid hunters good
watchdogs, uneXcelled bodyguards for chill
dren. perfect pets. VIM. H Budd Penny
brook kennels, Poolesville. Maryland. 23'
WANTED-Litters of mixed breed puppies
Box BILE. Star
TOY FOX TERRIER puppies. beautifully
marked, pure bred; reasonable. HOS
Orren st. ne.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES smallest dogs in
the world: mature, 3-5 lbs. 11O3 Md
ave. ne.
COCKER SPANIELS healthy. vigorous pup
pies for sale. champion stock, reduced:
closing June l. Clarks sign, 5 minutes out
on Wilson lane, Bethesda.
SCOTTIES and cocker spaniels 4. K c.
registered. also collles, fox terriers and
others.
SCHMID'S, INC.
Wash.'s Oldest and Largest Pet Shop.
Met. 7112. 712 18th st. NV.
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fUU NCW IldIIIpSIIIIt AVE.
q beautiful singles with southern ex-
posure and new turnlture Just completed
Double with semi-private bath, $40.
Beautiful front double with private
bath, dressing room large closet: S45,
Cool cheerful basement double S35.
Fine meals, rich atmosphere; clean.
newly furnished rooms
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FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
Very attractive Groom. 3-bath semi
detached brick home. in new-house condi-
ton. oil heat: garage
BOSS & PHELPS.
LII Z St National H200
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
HERE'S VALUE-S57.50.
630l 18th ST. NV

New bldg; carpeted halls. Venetian
blinds g. E, refg;, Magic Chef ranges, Stip-
pled walls; lovely rms. kitchen, 1tnette. 3
today Resident mgr, Rand 5945
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., GEO. 5000.
3l7 DECATUR ST. NV BEDROOM,
living room, dinette Kitchen bath and
screened porch. S47 80 month
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV. Dist. lO15.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

baby grand, S179; full keyboard; mahog-
any case; pay 50 monthly; also used
grands of these makes: Knabe. Baldwin.
Chlckerins, Huntlreton. National 1928
Arthur Jordon Piano Co., corner 18th
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1000 K ST. NE.

Corner brick 6 rooms. W h.. tile bath.
hardwood floors. large cellar garage. excel
lent condition; rent, $50 20
L J. MILLS.
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE VIVIAN. 1928 G st NV, offers love-
ly rms. all with running water; newly deco
rated and furn.: lnner-Sprlng mattresses.
Venetian blinds. showers. switched. elev.;
single. $500 wkly. up; dbles, $500 UP.
ALTU7AS. 1909 18th nw-Conveniently
located. "a hour elevator and hotel service:
shower baths: s. week LID
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BOATS.

SMALL BOATS from builder, 15 on dis
play; Old Town canoes; terms. trade.
Plant 1920 Upshur ST. NV. 10"
SPEED BOAT, fully equipped, 15-foot in-
board, . or 4 passengers: speed 30 mp h ::
reasonable. Also 2O-ft fishing boat with
canopy: in water, both received spring
overhaulng. Phone Mr. Stacy, Rockville
1877. Evenings, Adams 7474.
32-FT. CRUISER complete equipment,
sleeps q: good condition; will sacrifice.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

"'SSsIesA'>ESOS "S<Ni61s
BOOKS all kinds. and old Natl Geo; best
cash prices Phone Met. 1916 or bring in.
Storage Book Shop 42O 10th st. NV
CASH PAID Immediately for used furniture.
Courteous service. Adams 1866.
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman's. 1122 9TH st. NV.
FURNITURE, rugs household goods. etc
Best prices paid For best results call Line.
SASS. Reliable moving done
FURNITURE bric-a -brac china glassware,
rugs silverware. paintings; highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Adams 5133.
FURNITURE wanted at once for cash; some
good used household goods Republic 4226,
evenings. l9*
PIANO-Will pay cash for good piano
provided it is cheap, Prefer small instru>
ment. Box 5-H, Star
SAFES, smaller sizes, must be reasonable
for cash Miller" District 0657.
SEWING MACHINEs-We buy all types;
repair, hemsttching, buttons covered,
pleating. OF F st. Republic 1900
WHEEL TRAILER-Wanted one-wheel
trailer (usedl. Shepherd 2796
XER PLATINuM. TEEfH b1scARpED
INC. ~ YEARS AT 935
OLD GOLD DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
WATCHES. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum prices paid
BURNSTINE'S. 919 F ST. NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
sELNGER's. s1s p St NV
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CLEVELAND PARK.

292@ Newark St n.w-Detached. : rooms
"A bedrooms . baths " h; 500 month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1lI-K NV National Q3On
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK,

5 YOUNG SADDLE HORSES . work
horses Corner Riggs and East-West
highway, Sligo Riding School. CIR. 1856.
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GLOVER PARK.

1850 BeeCher St VT rms. tiled bath,
. screened por. oil heat; refg; S12 30.
DIXIE REALTY CO, Natl $3.50
COLORED-305 9th ST. NE,-9 ROOMS.
bath. h.-Wh cleo, neW-houSe condition
throughout; $50 mo.
EDW L. STROHECKER. MET 2713.
COLORED-NEAR goth AND L SITS. NV.
f room brick, S14.50
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
4 1O1 Eve ST. NV National SS75.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-22

Speaking with a vigor which belied his almost
four-score years. David j. Levi addressed Green
belt audience last Thursday nj in the Social Room
Of the school. Mr.. Lewis. outstanding figure In
Maryland politics since the end Of the last century
commanded the attentive silence Of his listeners
throughout the duration Of his hour-long speech
WAR Peace in the International Community" The
period Of questions and which followed, IL
made hi listeners.
The meeting opened by several local speakers.
visitor The latter Mr.. Tom Connor
State Chairman Of the Maryland Democrats. His
nents brief busi ness-like in nature, outlined
the position Of Deal Democrats In the State.
"The LIE, 200 who voted FOR Lewis and New
Deal principles in the primaries Last year
titled to representation" he said In part, "and
organi att on will help give it to them.
Town Council Imam sherrod East was chairman for the
evening" ASST gned the task Of introducing Mr.. Lewis,
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-22

he discoursed in pleasant and humorous vein
Of the 1etter's personal foib1es we'll his
1ei s1ative record. Part Of the "record" emphasized
the guest Of honor's early pioneering in the
field Of wornen's compensation and social security
Mr.. Lewis, rising to speak amid the applause from
the floor opened his speech by carrying the audi ence
back to the seventies Of the last century, when he
young gster working in the coal mines Of cumber
land. His speech calling for us. cooperati to
maintain world peace rep1ete with interesting
references to and situations Of the past. One
instance his description Of a conversation he
had with President Woodrow Wilson In 1915. Lewis at
the time proposing that efforts be made by this
government to establish a sort Of "Wor1d United
States" for Wilson pointed out to
him the impraoticabi1ity Of such scheme. but dis
cussed the idea Of q World Court and Lese;ue Of Ma
tions. which he years later to bring into
being. Mr.. Lewis severely criticized the minority
group In the Houses Of Congress which prevented U.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26

roll IN the University ~ Detroit IN
September wAilc Mary III hinsor
will enter WaNne
CONGRATULATIONS +, lN'er q
Pope Il IS rfarlcd that she wa
quietly married last Saiard.s
Leonard rr'rar Is working 81
Ann Arbor. Mica
Marion Sauml,.~ tecom'
graduate. e now employed al The
local Childr,n' hospital
The Rev and Mrs C6rnes lei
last week for hen homo 10 Saei
nav 10y vrre yisilinr thciy
daughter Mr. rufn, Of Ncsal,
street.
Arnold Thom4 VIII e,',hea's li.
birthday with a mfiy next month
The Rev Mr Matthew'S Il T.
reported VIII ha mavrrl a, \ w
Mt1ion EaptiS chuth, in the
near future. The Rev J s VII.
lIams wul perform The erremon.
i Is aAnounced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
M
CLUB ACTIVITIES
Hi-Hatters Social

The members OF the Detroit lilsh
Hatters Social club held their an
nual picnic sunday. Angus, ~. a,
Belle Isle After delighiful din
ner. the members and guests were
entertained with games and music.
Guests present were. j. l.. Wca-
vcr. l.. Reilly J. Mae chandler. q
Ellington. u. llrghes. ]. Williams.
l.. Bailey, g. Johnson a Warnold
and u. Collins
Officers and members ~ IA.
club include \ Renh idcnt r
Hunt. vice president; r. White.
rotary F. Tdwcll. ass sian' sec.
rotary. u. rarlium. Treasurer ana
l.. Berry reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Solemnize Hines Sanderlyn Wedding
HOME or BRIDES
AUNT Scene OF
THE NUPT|ALS

The home at Mr.. ana Mrs. Edgar
Perkins OF Hancock avenue. was
lhc picturesque scene OF one OF the
seasons most colorru weddings
on the evening OF SATURDAY August
H.. when her niece, Miss Katie
Thclma Sanderlyn. a teacher in
tho publi, schools of North faro
lima became The bride of Willie
: Hines.
Promptly at s o'clock Al Dawn
ns was sweetly sung by Mrs
Durham who vas accompanied al
the piano b, Mrs Roo-csell cad
well
AIRS Marie Speigh,s child
hood friend OF The bride was The
brides only attendant Mrs
Spciehis was aiiircd in an orchid
colorcd gown of oreandy. with gold
accessories. and carried q bouquet
Of mixed flowers
The bride was beanunal in a
gown OF white lace. Her veil fell
10 her waist from wreath head
dress of baby pearls She carried
- NA't' y 49, HUM vi ttclullN
descending the stairs the bride was
met al the fooI OF The Sairs by
her elder brother. who gave her
away She was met in front OF an
improylscd cnbankmeni ur ont
flowers ana palms hy the groom,
whore The ceremony WAS perform.
ed by The Rsv G. +. Askcw pas or
of Third HGisi church
The groom altered ia iaNcdo
was assisted by Tom TYLER as best
man
Al The reception which followed
the ma rage ceremony guests pres
eni we're p'' -ented tiny packages OF
wedding cake Miss cassie Berry.
cousin of The h-idc. rcsisercd
guests ON cMlesne While Ne.srs
Edison and Sfrohcr M,rr II atYs
A. 10 y m The bride and com
,l'li by MOTOR und a. ~hoNer 81
rice on their honeymoon 10 RaN
20. y ~ and Niaena Falls
oa'-nf,t0wn guest, wc r
SaHderlNn, brother og ia, h dt
New NN.k C'y. NJ. ..ud Mrs
Frank Walls Nr ana Mi- " S.ot.
Mt aad AIR. Nirai Casp. ~ uu-
iaio Canada Ehrs pr,Nn ID
c'uued MIS- Prize Ar ANA Mrs
Todd. GEORGE GRAY " 1heaas $
J Lee. James Fishes WiHam
Elmondson Albert ratc .lcNcr
SON Srhi.h Nh aii Mrs Bocrs. and
daueA'cr ar ana Mrs NMn SIR
ana Mas Ial'ey Nr asst Nr llal-
MAN. Nir and MIS- ~p age. also
Norton. aie. Htsa atC 'aon
T.. hnsoa. Saugorsn thri,s
SpcleAte James lawson Il C.n.
well lig d. } MofA Ne
Jackson and Puzzle. rs Crle
Willie AtHo'd. C.Hfnn WG Ms
+. Worthy. MS Oliver ~ p1m~
Clark. VIRGINIA s4mi W Mas,
Myers Nrs. charles Nrunp,. Ir
Mrs Mahoney Sr lhs G .te
and lucillc nostan. Mal4af Bow
Ter. Gloria and Shirley SH -hf-
Nay Worthy and l,i'e Hrnloffa
Worthy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Eight Well-Wishers
Art Club

The Eisht Wcli-wishcrs an ennh
met Aneusi Is a. The home ~ Mrs
j. !. AlkenS. 22N0 Antiotam street
and the members ENJOYED a pleas.
ant evening.
The resuiar business session Was
held after which ihe member.
PLANNED 10 give picnic August
. a two-eourse menu was SERVED
az ihe close * The meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Merrimacs Club

The members OF The Mertimi,.
club completed their new ram mo.
gram al The last meeting. They
are contemplating two theatre mar.
ties. several card socials and a
dance
The meeting WIS held ~ fhc
home OF the president Mrs Law.
renee. Members prcscnf were.
Misses Olivia Lewis Elizabeth Bell.
Catherine Ice. VILLA and Mabel
Mahon. and Mrs lucille Hancock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Louisa Perry Honored
On Her Natal Day

lovely and enjoyable b4thdn
Marty WAS given DO honor of Miss
Louisa y. Perry. at RrcWsfer CON
Ter. Friday Angus. rs. ID ahsor,
ancc OF her sixteenth natal dav..
The popular YOUNG lcuofs, had n
-o'N h-i OF approximately lso pr
some ~ those Who hcipta Ton
sSa celebrate ihr occa.iou lul.d.
ga charles. John ANA p.yon lohn
soa. lIclcn and Matthew LAWS.
Helen and l,,rnte NriMi AltM
Hllliard John ana AilA Evan
also Alice Erztl and Ro,lheM
Evans AMI many either mcnh,r. 81
The Nouuecr set
louisa was Tho reef rui az man,
lovely birthday tokens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Charity Society OF
Dorcas

Mrwb'r, ~ tic Charity soU,t,
o' Dor,as m,i TAgrsda. evening
N"euN II. ON Clinton street 40 thc
~ idoncc OF Mr. j d R0.,nc
j NE business session WAS vci,
hfi'f. after which two loSclv uad.
iiS' were rendered hy Mr, T.. saw
Yer aud Mrs. J u Bostine Tho
nosirs. Mrs l. Williams. served
an oppriiz.ng rcpast
The club adourrc. until Septrm-
her I. when AIRS Bertha Harris
viii be hostess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26

Foster. Mary Louise Singleton. Bob
Coyington. sonny Plummer. Alvin
BOYD. Alberta Nichols. Regina
SOlomoD1- Eddie Carson. George
Will rms, Doris Davis. Kenny vii
liams Leroy Rogers. Paul Payne.
Willie Smith. George Payne. Con-
ME stewart. To-day Cleage. Doris
Graham. William Sexton. Margatc
Cook. Lorraine Porter Tony Mar
Tin. Walter Crider. Charles Cow
ns'on Mildred Mason. Elmer
Craig lrontine Cole. Ruth PAIL
lipS. Iris Bell, Leonard Ray, Doris
Bel Betty Bland. charles Webb.
Roberta Greenidge. Bernard Don
adj. Herbert Watson Don watkins.
Fob Phillips Helen Nuttall. VIII
son NorihcroSs Walter Fisher
Walter Clifton Walter Green. Ceca
Bland. Alvin Gilliard. John Evans.
charles Mallory and scores az
others
out az Belle Isle. several church
o. held their annual Sunday School
ouiiags last week We observed
the following picnicerS enjoying
themselves ~ the island. DESPITE
The chanseable weather. Anne
Russell. Dorothy Kenny. noble
R"svs Frances Kenny, Marion
saunders Elsie Thomas. Charles
puweil. Eddie Hall. Lillian Farrow.
Robert Thomas. Ruth Miller. Ma
he' Carter. Thomas Reid. Wilson
Nllon Mary car err. Jeffrey Gould.
Mildred McIntyre. Willie Maddox
Ray Carter Is really doing hi.
part at entertaining lie gave
gc' together at his home last Sat
urdav Some Of those present IN
rlnded E,izaheth Turner. Margaret
Wells. Lois Hall Peggy Hall Hay
wool Maben. Buddie Saunders.
Viola Scott. and others.
sunday. lovely dance was Civ
On az Mayfair ballroom. featuring
Matthew Fuckers music Present
were Evelyn Hill. Raymond Win
chester. Alice Jones. Elmer Nc
Milan. cleo Johnson Florence
So .rcc. Dorothy Stewart. Lula
Garrison. claude Hines Doll,
Johnson. Clcmct Coins Ralph
White Robert Coates. Lawrence
Jones Hazel Jacks and many other
members NJ tho Younger set
This And That
e Love has returned from 4 brief
Visit 10 Chicago-.
Mrs. Dewey Moore and her two
irle dauehiers also returned 20
this city from Illinois. where they
rpant three weeks.
Anne Russell Is hack. a''er IN
ENJOYABLE trip to Peun,ylsarii and
The New York fair.
Mrs Louise Turner Is home from
Saginaw Michigan accompanied hv
her dap- hisr. Lois Mrs Turatr
also visited Dayton. Ohio
Laura Schumake is makin~ pro-
partitions 10 enter Howard uniser-
siiy This faii
Eugene Foster IL planning TO on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Mello-Glo Social

The Mcllr.Glo Sorial clnb meef
each SATURDAY. evening Tho rnb
will sponsor oariy "a sr,ay even
Ing August &c. AZ GsS Division
street. The home of Mes 7. Neclv
Mrs + Bower is president Mrs
Mrs NJ Martin. secretary Mrs
Mrs g. Neeiv. reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Secret Twelve Club

The members az ih. Se,f.,
Twelve club held iaeir last meei-
ing az the home OF The prrsldeai.
23oi Hastings task lunch was
~crycd
MI meI'btrS were present and
rl1Hs wsr, made icf clblr
pAr' ln be gwen soon d, tho
Twelve iiOf> mems club.
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Rain Only Wi||Check
Abrams-broui||ard
Battle Tonight
Fighters in Fine Trim,
To Weigh Around l60
For Ball Park Scrdp

A damp threat of rain hung over
the heads of George Abrams and
Lou Brouillard as they awaited the
bell that would send them into
combat tonight at Griffith Stadium
in their 10round bout.
Weeping skies and chill breezes,
nemesis of Promoter Joe Turner
last summer when only one show
was held on schedule, threatened
to postpone the bout until tomor-
row night, although a definite de-
cision in the matter was not to be
made until late this afternoon.
Both Weigh Around 16o.
Abrams, returning home after two
sensational bouts in New York fer
his first appearance here since last
summer, and the one-time world
welter and middleweight champion
are in good condition. Both linn
bered up yesterday at the National
Sporting Club gym and appeared to
be in the proverbial pink.
They were to weigh-in at o'clock
at the boxing commission office,
and probably work out briefly if the
fight is delayed. There will be no
further scales tests in the event of
a postponement Both expect to
make l60 pounds. give or take one
for the engagement. so that there
will be no worthwhile advantage in
this department. The fight boils
down to test between Abrams box
ing ability and youthfulness against
Brouillard's vaunted left hook and
experience.
Full Card to Be Offered.
The entire card will be held over
until tomorrow in the event of a
delay.
Italian Jack Dempsey, Brouillard S
stablemate, is pitted against Frankie
Bruno, Abrams sparring partner,
in the six-round semifnal.
Another six brings together john
ny Shepherd and Billy Bullock.
Four-rounders find Johnny Di
Magic paired with Baby Face Cul-
lers, and Al Hart meeting Battling
Mimms.
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Brazilian General,
Arriving Tomorrow,
To Be Feted Here
Invited to Luncheon
At White House and
Will Tour Army Comps
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Gen. Aurelio Goes Monteiro. chief
OF staff of the Brazilian Army, will
arrive at Annapolis tomorrow
aboard the cruiser Nashville for q
22-day reception on a scale usual
ly reserved for heads of states.
Officially, the Army is repaying
honors accorded Brig. Gen. George
C.. Marshall, soon to be United
States chief of staff, on his visit to
Brazil last month. Gen. Marshall
is returning on the warship.
Diplomats, however, viewed the
profuse hospitality as an extension
to Brazil of the good neighbor" and
hemisphere defense" policies re-
Gently exhibited to Brazil, Haiti,
Nicaragua and Paraguay in the
concrete form of trade favors.
To Lunch With President.
President Roosevelt has invited
the Brazilian general to luncheon
Thursday. Visits to both the San
Francisco and New York fairs are
on the program But mostly the
show will be the Army's own. just
as when Col Fulgencio Batista,
Cuba's chief of staff, was visitor
last year.
Gen. Goes Monteiro and his staff
will be taken across the continent
and back in Army planes and shown
the principal flying fields of the
expanding Air Corps He will re-
view infantry and cavalry divisions,
inspect the fleet off California, and
peek inside fortress and an arsenal.
Then he will be flown back to
Brazil with a squadron of Army
planes, stopping to inspect the
Panama Canal and its defenses en-
route.
Probably never before has the War
Department lavished such attention
on military visitor, not excluding
Col. Batista. The British King and
Queen and President Somoza Of
Nicaragua were escorted to the
White House by tanks and cavalry
but they were heads of states.
Has Been Wooing Brazil.
The administration has been WOO
ing Brazil since the Munich crisis
of last September. Brazil already
has received a s50,0O0,O0O currency
stabllization guarantee and
promise of credits to promote trade
with this country, as a result of the
visit earlier this year of Foreign
Minister OsWaldo Aranha.
The exchange of visits between
Gems. Marshall and Goes Monteiro
was arranged on short notice this
spring after it became known here
that the Brazilian officer had ac-
cepted an invitation from Germany
to review Nazi troops. That trip now
apparently is up in the air.
The United States also has sent
Army, Navy and air advisers to
Brazil
Gen. Malin Craig and virtually
the entire War Department general
staff, along with representatives of
the Navy and State Departments,
will greet Gen. Goes Monteiro. On
his way to the Embassy here he will
review the Naval Academy midship-
men at Annapolis and troops at
Fort George G. Meade.
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Wooderson
Continued From Page A-12)

three-quarters, were too much. He
left his race in England"
Still another version came from
one of the runners, who asked to
remain anonymous:
He sprinted every time Rideout
tried to pass him and when the
twin did get just mite ahead ap-
preaching the last turn, the thing
happened. Wooderson tried to sprint
once more. He ran blindly. Rideout
took the natural curve of the track
and Sydney went straight ahead in
stead of sticking to the curb and
ran right into Rideout."
That was Rideout's secondary
version, too, 'he bumped me, not I
him."
Return Race in London?
Wooderson, less bitter over the
foul after nights rest, seemed
anxious to let the matter drop and
his trainer, A. G. Hill, invited Fenske
and Cunningham to compete in a
meet in London early in August.
That may settle the argument.
Wooderson has declined to race in
the National A. A. U. championships
at Lincoln, Nebr., July and 4, but
the winner of the 500 meters there
is slated to go abroad with an
American team and perhaps some of
the other crack milers will 60 along
for q return engagement.
Evening star., 1939-06-19
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, June ia clamor for
staging a mile of the century" on
Sydney Wpoderson's own track and
with his own officials arose in Lon
don today as sports writer's cooled
off somewhat and began to admit
Blaine Rideout did not really knock
their Sydney down and sit on him at
Princeton Saturday.
Wooderson himself did a lot to
clear the air. Writing in the News
Chronicle, he said of the bump felt
round the world, II lost several
yards and there was no opening for
me to get through. I would not say
it was intentional-I do not think 1t
was.
II am certain I could have won If
this incident had not happened"
This is bound to help the situa-
tion. Americans have not been as
unpopular in London as they were
late Saturday night since the dis
turbance at Bunker Hill 1853 years
before to the day.
Newspapers took up the cry for
q return match. Wooderson himself
said, Il am very much hoping that
Chuck Fenske will come over to
England for the international meet
ing at White City between the
United States and Great Britain
on the August 7 bank holiday,
when we could meet again in the
mile. I am still confident I can beat
him."
Writers who were proclaiming yes